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Space-Time Portal

Promotion card from Tournament Sealed Deck (1998)

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Seeds or plays on table. Your Alternate Universe cards may seed and play (one per turn). At any time, you may discard this doorway from table to download Alternate Universe Door OR nullify Temporal Rift OR plays as second wormhole interrupt OR return one of your ships in play, and all cards on it, to owners' hand OR (once per game) allow one Alternate Universe ship to report with crew (each must be Alternate Universe) at any location.

 
   

Strategy notes

'crosslinks' - Space-Time Portal

See personnel cards with Alternate Uuniverse Alternate Universe icon, ship cards with Alternate Universe Alternate Universe icon in strategy area.

'downloading' - Space-Time Portal is the reason

'downloading' - possible downloads by using Space-Time Portal:

function: The game text of Space-Time Portal says that you can 'download' the following card (into play; discard Space-Time Portal):

Timing - every turn  Frequency - no restriction 

Alternate Universe Door
DoorwayAlternate Universe

Plays on table during seed phase. Door is now open, allowing your Alternate Universe cards to enter play. OR Stock in deck and use as follows: Plays to nullily one Revolving Door or Subspace Schism. (Discard doorway.) OR Allows one ship to pass through Q-Net. (Discard Doorway). OR Nullify one Temporal Rift, and return doorway to your hand.

'downloading' - Space-Time Portal is the target

Space-Time Portal could be downloaded by the following card:

Temporal Micro-Wormhole

Timing - each turn  Frequency - once per game 

(Reason: download Space-Time Portal.
Location: into play.)

Strategy article

Major Rakal's Romulan Review from Kathy McCracken (05/10/1998)

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Rule notes

Official Runlings:

This doorway allows you to seed Alternate Universe dilemmas, artifacts, or other seed cards. It does not allow seeding of Alternate Universe cards that are not normally seedable, such as personnel or ships (unless another card makes them seedable, such as Cryosatellite). See Alternate Universe icon.

It allows you to play only one Alternate Universe card per turn, even if you have multiple Space-Time Portals in play (see once per turn). Its text does not restrict a seeded Alternate Universe Door, which allows you to play multiple Alternate Universe cards each turn (e.g., interrupts, doorways, or multiple card plays allowed by a card such as Red Alert!).

Because this doorway allows you to seed or play only one Alternate Universe card per turn, you may seed on;y one Alternate Universe card under Q’s Planet, and only if you have not already played an Alternate Universe card that turn.

You may discard the doorway from the table "at any time" for any one of its functions - during either player's turn, before or after your card play or executing orders, between other actions or as a valid response to an action. It is not a valid response to the initiation of a battle or the encounter of a dilemma; thus, you may not escape from battle or a dilemma encounter by returning a ship to your hand. See actions - interrupting, actions - step 2: responses.

You may report an Alternate Universe-icon ship with Alternate Universe crew by discarding a Space-Time Portal even if you have already played the one Alternate Universe card allowed by the Portal for the turn. (See report with crew.) An Alternate Universe Door may be downloaded only for one of the "play" functions of that doorway; it may not be downloaded "onto the table." A Space-Time Portal discarded to "play as a second Wormhole interrupt" may be nullified by Amanda Rogers. It is still a Doorway card, and may be closed (if the Wormholes are kept open with Operate Wormhole Relays). See card types.

Taken from: Rulebook Glossary (08/2002)

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