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Fajo Collection Rules Supplement: Dr. Soong

    Dr. Soong

    Reclusive genius who perfected the positronic brain originally proposed in the 20th century. Ex-husband of Juliana. 'Father' of the androids Data and Lore.

    Non-aligned Non-Aligned icon  Personnel Personnel
    Gender: male. Species: Human.
    Command & Staffing abilitys: Staff
    Icons (other): Nemesis (rechts, gold)
    Classification: SCIENCE
    Red Dot Cybernetics x2   Red Dot Computer Skill   Red Dot ENGINEER  
    Red Dot Once each turn, may reprogram any androids present.
    INTEGRITY: 6  CUNNING: 12  STRENGTH: 1

    Characteristics: "Continuing Mission"-related cards, Affiliation Non-Aligned "affiliation", Human species.
    Requires: Android "species".

    Rule hint for this card

    This card has an clarification:

    This personnel may “reprogram” only those androids which have variable features chosen when it reported for duty. He may replace the classification and/or gender of the ❖  Soong-type Android, and may replace one or both of Lal’s two selected skills with regular skills present with her at the time of reprogramming. He may reprogram androids belonging to either player, but only once during each of his owner’s turns. See skills – modifying.

    Dr. Soong’s “nemesis” is Lore. See nemesis icon.

    Taken form Glossary - Version 1.9.5.

    Card logging info: Logged by openCards team at May 1st, 2009.
     

    Dr. Soong

    This Card-Review article was written by openCards user Decipher-Games at Jan 1st, 2008.

    A nemesis relationship is defined by opposing nemesis icons (two such icons which are the same color but pointing in different directions). If two or more personnel with opposing nemesis icons are present with each other at the end of a player’s turn, that player must choose one of them to be immediately killed.

    BEHIND THE SCENES:
    The nemesis icon began life as a “recluse” icon specific to Dr. Soong. However, midway through development we realized that it would be a lot more interesting to explore the relationship between Soong and his prodigal “son,” and thus the nemesis icon was born. This icon is designed to accommodate a few other specific nemesis relationships in future expansion sets.