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[D 6-10] D'deridex to D'Kora

Just a couple cards this time around...

THE ENTRIES:
[6] D'deridex-class warbird (no card required)
[7] D'Ghor (no card required)
[8] D'jarra
[9] d'k tagh (no card required)
[10] D'Kora class

Decipher's version for comparison:
NOTES: 
[6] Already exists as a ship from the Basic Set.
[7] Already exists as a Klingon personnel in the Deep Space Nine expansion.
[8] This card went through a lot of changes, from an Interrupt, to an Event with a countdown icon, to an Objective. It might even have been a dilemma if my Akorem Laan hadn't been able to download it. Akorem Laan is an emissary as is The Emissary himself. The card affects both sides of the table. Source: "Accession"
[9] Already exists as an Equipment card in the Blaze of Glory expansion.
[10] Just your basic ship for an affiliation that, at the time, needed one. Rules of Acquisition later included it as the D'Kora Marauder (included for comparison). Source: "The Last Outpost"

Next up: Come to Quark's, play a bit of dabo.

Cards: D'jarras, D'Kora

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  1. AnonymousJune 30, 2026 at 8:18 AM

    From: Kobayashimaru
    To: Siskoid
    RE: Bajoran evil fun

    The D'Jarras incident card is FUN!
    thanks for that, Siskoid,
    I want to field a multi-faction evil Bajoran/Mirror Bajoran deck with that,
    you've breathed a lot of life into the faction

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  2. MelyannaJuly 1, 2026 at 8:16 AM

    Your picture for the D'Kora is vastly nicer than the one Decipher chose.

    I'm now wondering how to make effective use of D'Jarras... probably keep in a Tent to screw up a Bajoran opponent by swapping all his classifications around, and the attribute debuff. That said, I do think the Bajorans are one of the most balanced affiliations as far as classifications go, so ironically they are unlikely to be heavily affected.

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    1. SiskoidJuly 1, 2026 at 9:04 AM

      The design remit was probably that ships couldn't feature planets in the background.

      Delete

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