[C+ 71-75] Cretaceous to Culat

Is that... a dinosaur?

THE ENTRIES:
[71] Cretaceous Period
[72] Cretak, Senator (no card required)
[73] Crockett, Davy
[74] cruller
[75] Culat, University of

NOTES:
[71] The Voth have some cards (such as their finger spines) you could use with your humans. Inversely, a Voth ENGINEER could Visit Cochrane Memorial. Voth reporting through this card is not a "for free" effect, but does ignore normal quadrant reporting restrictions.
[72] Already exists as the Romulan personnel Senator Cretak (Rules of Acquisition expansion).
[73] You cannot relocate outside same quadrant unless it is to an "Edge of... Space" location (Repair Mission, Chart Stellar Cluster and Geological Survey come to mind). Source: "Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang"
[74] A mini-Space-Time Portal for the characters in "Far Beyond the Stars". Source: "Far Beyond the Stars"
[75] It doesn't matter how many levels of Exobiology a mission requires, if it requires any at all, it adds to the number of Youth required for this one. If the mission thus requires only 2 Youth, but 4 are present when the mission is completed, all 4 gain Exobiology. Memory-Alpha lists Culat as a place on Cardassia rather than its own planet, but I was working on more partial information. Source: Referenced in Voyager's "Nothing Human"

Next up: Some fairly ordinary Feds, but a more peculiar one.

Cards: Distant Origin, Davy Crockett's Cap, Cruller, Advanced Studies

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