[D 91-95] Deadlock to Death Wish

A rare Star Trek Christmas moment...

THE ENTRIES:
[91] "Deadlock"
[92] Deadwood
[93] Dealt, Lieutenant Commander Hester
[94] Dean, Lieutenant
[95] "Death Wish"

Decipher's version for comparison:

NOTES:
[91] You'll need Vidiians for some Delta Quadrant missions, so I made a universal one. He was nameless on the show, so I gave him the name of the actor who played him, Ray Proscia. Decipher named him Nadirum and released him in their Voyager expansion (included for comparison). Source: "Deadlock"
[92] Since Ancient West turns your Deadwood-specific [holo] personnel into androids, you can see how the game text would become relevant. Source: "A Fistful of Datas"
[93] Source: "The Child"
[94] When in play, you can take advantage of Manheim's doorway by downloading the card about to be played by your opponent, thus creating an instant hiccup. The first name is taken from the person who inspired the character's name in the first place, episode co-writer Deborah Dean Davis. Source: "We'll Always Have Paris"
[95] The picture on the card is Voyager in a Christmas tree, but you may not like the presents you get. The cards played on the ship must be playable on a ship, but may be dilemmas that do so. They only have their effect when the ship reenters play. A dangerous one, but mitigated by the fact that it won't do you good if pulled at a planet mission. It would have been a Q-Dilemma, but with Beware of Q, that wouldn't have been possible. Source: "Death Wish"

Next up: A bit of archaeology.

Cards: Proshia, Deadwood, Hester Dealt, Davis Dean, Christmas Ornament

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