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Madred

Rare card from Q-Continuum (1996)

Gul Madred, Cardassian officer in the Obsidian Order. Specializes in prisoner interrogation. Tortured Jean-Luc Picard (Prem) time after time in 2369.

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Affilation: Non-aligned; Gender: male

Classification: OFFICER

Integrity: 1 Cunning: 8 Strength: 6

Command/Staffing abilitys: Command

skill dot Once per turn, may add 1 to Interrogation or Torture if at your outpost.
skill dot SECURITY x2

 
   

Strategy notes

'crosslinks' - Madred

See personnel cards with the titel Gul, Non-Aligned Affiliation Non-Aligned personnel, Non-Affiliation Cardassian-affiliation Cardassian, Capturing-related personnel, Madred personas in strategy area.

'downloading' - Madred is the target

Madred could be downloaded by the following card:

Defend Homeworld

Timing - each turn  Frequency - once per game 

(Reason: download a SECURITY personnel.
Location: where you normally can report at native quadrant.
Further costs: discard Defend Homeworld.)

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Rule notes

Official Runlings:

This personnel does not have Obsidian Order skill. See lore, skills - using, Non-Aligned.

This personnel may add 1 to Interrogation or Torture only when Madred and the captive are both aboard the same outpost. If he adds 1 to Interrogation, you score 2 points each time your opponent resists interrogation, and 11 points if he complies and you return the captive to him. If he adds 1 to Torture, your opponent loses 1 extra point each turn (the point box reads -7; if Madred "adds 1" for each of the three turns of the countdown, your opponent loses a total of 10 points).

Taken from: Rulebook Glossary (08/2002)

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