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[D 276-280] Drafting to Drake

Harry Kim becomes a commander...

THE ENTRIES:
[276] Drafting Room 5
[277] drag coefficient
[278] Draim
[279] Drake equation
[280] Drake, shuttlecraft

NOTES: 
[276] You can download a hologram to a planet only if 1) you have a Holodeck on a ship at that spaceline location, and 2) Holo-Projectors is in play. Source: "Booby Trap"
[277] Different effects depending on the mission location. Since there's no drag coefficient in normal empty space, the drag must be a malfunction in the sensors, thus the second effect. Source: "Imaginary Friend"
[278] The green nemesis icon is opposite Arissa's. He is affected by his own attribute boost. Source: Referenced in "A Simple Investigation"; pic based on the slaver from "The Cage"
[279] Affects both players, so be careful with this one. "Matching" is a very strict term, meaning that only NA personnel could report for free at the Husnock Outpost, and only Neutral personnel could report to a Terraforming Station or Colony. It also means you can report personnel directly to Stations which normally don't allow for it. Any Site is good on a Nor. The limit is one matching personnel per facility per turn (per player). Source: "Future's End"
[280] Harry Kim is its matching commander. Source: Referenced in "Non Sequitur"

Next up: Do they have pets in the Mirror universe?

Cards: Holographic Solution, Fluidic Drag, Draim, Drake Equation, Drake

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