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selections When game text allows an opponent to choose a card, that opponent may fully examine each eligible card before making the selection. When a card specifies a selection that is not normally made by any player and there is a tie ("most Cunning personnel," "personnel with the highest cost," etc.) the player who commands the card specifying the selection chooses from each eligible possibility. |
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skills
For example, a dilemma reads: The most Cunning Science personnel who does not have Treachery is killed. Neither Science nor Treachery is a requirement (as neither is in boldface), so neither skill is being used. If a personnel is not restricted from using a skill, he or she must do so. For example, your Diplomacy personnel faces a dilemma which reads: Unless you have Diplomacy or Telepathy, all your personnel are stopped. Your personnel must use the Diplomacy. For example, in the same situation, your opponent has a personnel at the same mission which reads: While an opponent's Diplomacy personnel is at this mission, that opponent must discard a card from hand to use that Diplomacy. This text now restricts your Diplomacy personnel from using that skill; you may choose to not discard a card from hand and not use that Diplomacy. If game text requires you pay a cost to use a personnel's skills (as a whole), you may use any number of that personnel's skills at the time you pay the cost. For example: While a Diplomacy personnel is at this mission, that personnel's owner must discard a card from hand to use his or her skills. If you are completing a mission and have a Diplomacy personnel who could provide three skills in that mission's requirements, you need only discard one card from hand to use all three of those skills. When a personnel gains all skills from another personnel, all levels of those skills are
gained. However, when a personnel gains a single skill from another personnel, only
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species For example, if a card required you to command a Two personnel are the same species if their species is an exact match. For example, two Alien personnel are the same species, while a Human personnel and a Betazoid/Human personnel are different species. |
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stopped For example, you may begin an engagement involving your ship that has stopped personnel aboard, as long as you have enough unstopped personnel aboard to meet any requirements. You may attempt a planet mission using your unstopped personnel on that planet; any stopped personnel on the planet are ignored. Though stopped personnel cannot staff ships, they are still carried along with that ship if it moves using unstopped personnel. You cannot use the game text, attributes, icons, or any other characteristic of any of
your personnel or ships that is stopped. (Though you must still obey the uniqueness
rule for any of your stopped unique cards.) For example: To play this interrupt, you
must command a You cannot use another card's text to affect one of your stopped personnel or ships.
For example: When your Equipment does not become stopped, even if all the personnel present with that equipment are stopped. |
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personnel is facing
a dilemma, he or she gains all skills and attributes on a 
Worf
would not meet this requirement, despite being Klingon. If a card required you to
command a Romulan personnel, a 
Reman would not meet this requirement,
despite being a personnel.
Anthropology personnel. You cannot play this interrupt if
every