[D 146-150] DMZ to Deneb

Here we go, more missions...

THE ENTRIES:
[146] Demilitarized Zone
[147] Demmas
[148] "Demons of Air and Darkness"
[149] Denar
[150] Deneb IV

NOTES:
[146] The mission is worth at least 10 points. The Maquis icon on the missions themselves do NOT count for the Maquis icon cards required to fix the point value of the mission. Source: "For the Uniform"
[147] The Nemesis icon matches (or opposes) the one on Tieran (Broken Links). Source: "Warlord"
[148] A bit of a "what if" since those Jem'Hadar were stopped before they could use the gate. Jem'Hadar that go under shrouding are in addition to any the player places there themselves, and do trigger a card draw. Source: "To the Death"
[149] Just like espionage you say? Not quite, since the icon actually changes, your opponent may no longer attempt the mission with that affiliation. There are cards only usable at certain affiliation iconed missions. When you change one side of the card, it changes the other. Source: "Warlord"
[150] I omitted the Federation because they wound up never using Farpoint station, and because they have altogether too many missions. Source: "Encounter at Farpoint"

Next up: We're going back to Roswell.

Cards: Patrol DMZ, Demmas, Demons of Air and Darkness, Territory Exchange, Farpoint Mission

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