[D 206-210] Dichromatic to Dielectic

Today: The card the expansion is named after...

THE ENTRIES:
[206] Dichromic Nebula
[207] dicosilium
[208] "Die is Cast, The"
[209] Dieghan, Liam
[210] dielectric field

NOTES:
[206] You can't keep the interrupt for later use. Source: "Bloodlines"
[207] The Krieger Waves could have been played on your opponent's ship in the first place. You choose a second ship to also suffer the effects. All the cards mentioned are either official or are in AtoZ (there are two Apgar, Mr. and Mrs.). Source: "A Matter of Perspective"
[208] Tried hard to make it from both the Dominion's perspective AND the Romulan/Cardassian force's. Captives are not "unstopped" personnel, so no easy rescues there. The wording makes it possible for you to initiate battle regardless of attack restrictions. The final ability allows those personnel to report aboard Advanced D'Deridexes and Galors, even if those ships are not their own. You can put a Romulan intruder aboard a Cardassian ship this way, or truly mimic the episode by sending Lovok Founder to an Advanced warbird. Source: "The Die Is Cast"
[209] Even if ships later arrive, or the personnel is no longer alone, it keeps the attribute enhancements. Source: "Up The Long Ladder"
[210] The restriction forbids someone from piling Distortion Fields on top of Turbulence and making the mission impossible to attempt. Source: "Innocence"

Next up: We hit the dilithium mines.

Cards: Covert Probing, Reflective Coils, The Die Is Cast, Up With Nature, Electrodynamic Turbulence

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