Star Trek™ Customizable Card Game™ GLOSSARY

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in its lore an Alpha-Hirogen you already have in play) for free. OR Plays on your [Hir] ship; its transporters may be used to beam through SHIELDS of any damaged ship here (even if landed). His Honor, The High Sheriff Of Nottingham – When you choose the second option on this Q-icon dilemma (“return a captive to this location”), you select one of your personnel held captive by your opponent to be returned to the location of your crew or Away Team which encountered the dilemma. The dilemma has no effect on any of your opponent’s personnel whom you are holding captive. See capturing. hit – If your ATTACK total is more than your opponent’s DEFENSE total, you score a hit on the target ship. “If you hit” means “if you score a hit or direct hit.” See battle – ship. hive – All of one player’s [Borg] affiliation cards at one location, whether in space, on a planet, aboard a ship or facility, etc. holodeck – A type of special equipment, found on ships and a few facilities, which permits holographic personnel and equipment to be used aboard. Holodeck Door – Erratum: Seeds (during facility phase) or plays on your ship (limit one per ship) or outpost, or on any headquarters. Adds Holodeck, and your compatible [Holo] cards may report aboard. OR Plays once each turn to download a Holoprogram or any [Holo] or [Barash] card; place doorway out-ofplay. OR Plays at any time to prevent the deactivation of any one [Holo] personnel; discard doorway. This doorway in play on a facility allows your compatible [Holo] cards to report aboard regardless of quadrant. holographic personnel and equipment – Holographic [Holo] personnel and equipment can only exist aboard ships and facilities unless a card such as Holoprojectors allows it to exist elsewhere; they are deactivated if the ship or facility they are aboard does not have a Holodeck they are allowed to use. (A deactivated personnel is disabled; a deactivated Equipment card may not be used in any way.) However, a hologram who is wearing a Mobile Holo-Emitter does not need a Holodeck and is not confined to ships and facilities. If their Emitter is removed when they are not aboard a ship or facility (or on a planet with Holoprojectors), they are erased (discarded). A hologram is deactivated when reported, and may be activated on the same or a subsequent turn (if aboard a ship or facility with a Holodeck, or wearing a Mobile Holo- Emitter) by any of your “unstopped” personnel present (even another active hologram). If your hologram is later deactivated, it may be reactivated in the same way during one of your subsequent turns (not on the same turn it deactivates). • Death and Destruction: When a holographic personnel would normally be killed (or a holographic Equipment card would be destroyed), whether by battle or by a card, they are instead deactivated. (A hologram that is “discarded” or “erased” goes to the discard pile.) If a ship or facility is destroyed, any holographic cards aboard are discarded. • Dilemmas: If a dilemma (or other card, such as Escape Pod or Penalty Box) requires a hologram to leave a ship, facility, or planet with Holoprojectors, without immediately boarding another ship or facility, they instead deactivate (unless they are wearing a Mobile Holo-Emitter). • Battle: “Holographic safety protocols” normally prevent holograms from killing other personnel. They may stun (but not mortally wound) nonholographic adversaries. If total STRENGTH at the end of a battle is entirely derived from holograms, they may win the battle but may not kill an opposing personnel. • Assimilation: Borg do not assimilate (or target for assimilation) holographic personnel. Exclude holographic personnel from any selections for abduction or assimilation. • Capturing: A hologram without a Mobile Holo-emitter may be captured if it can be relocated to the opponent’s crew aboard a ship or facility at the same location; otherwise it deactivates because the trap card would remove it from the ship. (A hologram with a Mobile Holo-emitter is captured normally.) See capturing. Except as noted above, holographic personnel should be treated exactly like normal personnel. They do not require any “supervision” from other personnel when staffing ships, attempting missions, etc. Regardless of their appearance or lore, the gameplay species of all holographic personnel is “hologram.” Thus, Sumek may not use a Vulcan Nerve Pinch, nor may Data if a [Holo] icon has been added to him by Holoprogram: 221B Baker Street. Holograms may use game text relating to affiliation. For example, when in [Hir] mode, Iden may use a Hirogen Talon. Holoprogram: 221B Baker Street – When a personnel is placed on this incident, your copies do not have a [Holo] icon until they are in play; you may not report them as [Holo] personnel (e.g., to a ship with a Holodeck Door). Holoprogram: The Office of Dixon Hill – If your opponent chooses the first option when you use this incident to request “the item,” and you cannot legally play the card (or choose not to), you may not draw a card. Holo-projectors – Errata: Plays on a planet mission. [Holo] cards may exist on this planet. This event, like a Holodeck, allows [Holo] cards to be active on a planet surface or inside any facility or landed ship on that planet. It affects both players’ [Holo] cards. If the event is nullified while [Holo] cards are on the planet without a Mobile Holo- Emitter, they are erased. See holographic personnel and equipment. Holosuite – This site allows only personnel native to the quadrant to report. Home Away From Home – See infiltration icon. Homefront – This incident has no effect on headquarters game text allowing seeding or playing of the headquarters or co-existence with another facility, or on normal reporting to the headquarters. A player without 4 SECURITY on the planet is prevented only from using text allowing free card plays and The Great Link’s text keeping Ketracel-White from counting down. A SECURITY personnel downloaded with this incident may not report for free using the text of a headquarters or other card. Your normal card play is an explicit cost of the download. The personnel must match both the affiliation and universe of the homeworld. See mirror universe. homeworld – Most affiliations have their own homeworld, as indicated in the lore of the relevant Mission cards: Alter Records – “Bajor … Bajoran homeworld” Orb Negotiations – “<strong>Card</strong>assia Prime … <strong>Card</strong>assian homeworld” Intelligence Operation – “Founders’ homeworld ... Dominion homeworld” Espionage Mission – “Earth … Federation homeworld” Deliver Message – “Ferenginar ... Ferengi homeworld” Expose Covert Supply – “Qo’noS … Klingon homeworld” Cloaked Mission – “Romulus … Romulan homeworld” Disrupt Alliance – “Mirror Universe … Bajor …Bajoran homeworld” The affiliation “matching a homeworld” (e.g., for HQ: Secure Homeworld) is the affiliation to whom the homeworld belongs, not the affiliation(s) whose icons may be printed on the mission. To match a homeworld affiliation, a personnel or ship must also match that homeworld’s universe. See mirror universe.
Only affiliations have homeworlds, and the mission must specify that it is the “(affiliation) homeworld.” Species do not have homeworlds. No outposts may be seeded or built on any homeworld. Other facilities may be established there if the location meets the requirements of the Facility card. Horga’hn – When you earn this artifact, you may take another turn immediately following your current turn. You “use” the Horga’hn (for purposes of cards such as Temporal Narcosis and Writ of Accountability) each time you choose to take a double turn. You are not required to take double turns. house arrest – Your personnel may mix only if they are compatible. If you have personnel of different affiliations together aboard your ship or facility, and the treaty or other card that is making them compatible is nullified, the personnel who are incompatible with the ship or facility are placed under house arrest. If all are compatible with the ship or facility, or at the same site on a Nor, or aboard your opponent’s ship or facility, the minority group is placed under house arrest. (Incompatible personnel on a planet surface split into two Away Teams instead.) They remain under house arrest until they are transferred to a planet or to your compatible ship or facility, or they walk to another site. Personnel under house arrest may not staff a ship, attempt missions, participate in battle, etc. (See present.) You place under house arrest only cards you control – never your opponent’s intruders, captives, etc. House arrest may also occur when you acquire an incompatible personnel aboard a ship (e.g., from a Cryosatellite or The Naked Truth). However, you may not voluntarily place your personnel in a house arrest situation. For example, without a treaty, you may not report a Klingon to a Romulan Outpost or Romulan headquarters (or to a Neutral Outpost where you have Romulans present), beam your Klingons aboard your Romulan ship, allow your Klingons and Romulans to stop at the same site, report Dr. Telek R’Mor aboard your Klingon ship, or switch Major Rakal’s affiliation to Federation while she is aboard a Romulan ship. See treaties. HQ: Defensive Measures – For this objective, “attempting” to seed a copy of a mission means seeding a copy. For example, if both you and your opponent seeded ❖ Patrol Neutral Zone, he may attempt your copy. (Duplicated unique missions which are stacked are always considered “your mission.”) HQ: Ferengi Credit Exchange – This incident has three separate options: “score 2 points,” “draw one card,” and “place any one card from discard pile beneath draw deck.” You may choose only one option for each Latinum discarded. HQ: Orbital Weapons Platform – This incident may “fire upon” a target even if you do not have damage markers to place on it (you may not apply rotation damage instead), and may still exclude the target from battle. It may “fire upon” an opposing ship that was not participating in the attack; that ship becomes involved in the battle (and is therefore “stopped” afterward). HQ: Return Orb to Bajor – The Mysterious Orb may be earned upon encounter by the [Orb] personnel affected by this objective, but it may not be “returned to Bajor” for the card draw or points, because it cannot be “present” with that personnel on Bajor. See encountered, present, stealing. HQ: Secure Homeworld – See mission attempt. HTSBEG – Holographic Tal Shiar Barbering and Engineering Guild. Covert intelligence agency jointly operated by Romulans, Bolians, and disguised quantum singularity lifeforms. Rumored to have infiltrated Sector 001 Headquarters and to have significant influence on expansion plans in the quadrant. Recently scored a major coup by gaining control of communications and intelligence. Hugh – This interrupt nullifies the attack of the Borg Ship dilemma (for the rest of the turn), not the Borg Ship dilemma itself. All cards targeted by the cancelled attack are “stopped.” See battle. HULL integrity – If a ship or facility (or the Borg Ship dilemma) has its HULL integrity reduced to 0, it is destroyed. See damage. human – See species, timeline disruption. Hunter Gangs – See zero, dilemma resolution – Targets. Husnock Outpost – You may seed more than one of these outposts at separate missions, but you may not build any additional ones during the game. Hyper-Aging – See quarantine. I Do Not Take Orders From You! – This interrupt cannot be used to kill Rogue Borg. I.K.C. and I.K.S. – I.K.S. is considered to be equivalent to I.K.C. For example, Kargan is the matching commander of both I.K.C. Pagh and I.K.S. Pagh, and the I.K.S. Maht-H’a may persona replace I.K.C. Maht-H’a. I.K.C. Bortas – Revised lore: Flagship commanded by Gowron during the Klingon Civil War of 2367-68. I.K.C. T’Ong – This ship can report to any spaceline end, in any quadrant. It may report to a facility only if located at a spaceline end. The report with up to three personnel is not a report with crew action (full staffing is not required, and no equipment may report). icons – In this Glossary, icons are represented by text in square brackets. Icon abbreviations are listed in Appendix B. icons in game text – Game text may use an icon to refer to a trait of another card, such as a [Fed] personnel or a [Ref] card. Such a reference always refers to an icon in its normal location on a card, not to an icon within game text. For example, Q the Referee allows a [Ref] card to play for free, meaning any card identified by the [Ref] icon in its title bar (or with the icon added by Q the Referee). Saavik and Chula: Crossroads are not [Ref] cards, even though they have the [Ref] icon in their game text. Iconia Investigation – Revised lore: Neutral Zone Region • Iconia immune – If a card is immune to another card, it may not be affected by that card in any way. For example: • An Event card that is “immune to Kevin Uxbridge” may not be nullified by Kevin Uxbridge. • When Adapt: Modulate Shields is played on a Vidiian Harvester, your Borg may not be stunned or mortally wounded using that weapon, and it may not be be used to harvest their organs with Organ Theft. Impersonate Captive – See skills – modifying. impersonator – See persona, infiltration icon. implant card – This phrase, used on Assimilation Table, refers to any card with the word “implant” in the title, such as Optical Implants. Impose Order – After this mission has been solved, non-Borg players can “steal” its points back and forth from each other (slide the Mission card toward whomever stole the points last). Impressive Trophies – See selections, showing your cards. in orbit – A ship is in orbit or orbiting a planet when it is in space, undocked, at a planet location. A docked ship is not considered to be in orbit even if the facility is orbiting a planet. in place of a card draw – See card draw. in place of normal card play - See card play.
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