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Quark

Rare card from Rules of Acquisition (1999)

Bartender and proprietor of Quark’s Bar, Grill, Gaming House and Holosuite Arcade. Longtime nuisance to Odo (DS9).

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Affilation: Ferengi; Gender: male

Classification: CIVILIAN

Integrity: X Cunning: 8 Strength: 3

Command/Staffing abilitys: Staff

skill dot Greed skill dot Treachery skill dot Smuggling
skill dot Acquisition skill dot Anthropology skill dot Diplomacy
skill dot X = 2 or 7. skill dot Computer Skill x2 Special Download Small Cloaking Device.

Special-icons: Orb Icon [O]

  
   

Strategy notes

Captain on the bridge

My be used as Captain for: Quark’s Treasure (see matching commander).

'crosslinks' - Quark

See personnel cards with Orb Orb Icon icon, bartender personnel, Ferengi Affiliation Ferengi personnel, personnel that count as matching commander, Quark personas in strategy area.

'downloading' - Quark is the reason

'downloading' - possible downloads by using Quark:

function: Quark has a Special Download skill for the following card (anywhere at Quark's location at any quadrant):

Timing - suspends play  Frequency - once per game 

Small Cloaking Device
EquipmentRules of Acquisition

Reports for free if your Smuggling or Acquisition present. While aboard your ship with no staffing requirements, ship has a Cloaking Device. Counts down only while engaged.

'downloading' - Quark is the target

Quark could be downloaded by the following cards:

I'm a Doctor, Not a Bartender

Timing - every turn  Frequency - no restriction 

(Reason: download a bartender where you have MEDICAL present.
Location: replace (discard) your MEDICAL personnel at any quadrant.
Further costs: discard your MEDICAL personnel.)

Quark's Bar

Timing - each turn  Frequency - once per turn  Cost - in place of your normal card play  Cost - draw no cards this turn 

(Reason: download a bartender, a dabo girl, a waiter, any Quark or any Rom.
Location: to this site at native quadrant.)

Quark's Isolinear Rods

Timing - each turn  Frequency - once per game 

(Reason: download a non-OFFICER who has Computer Skill x2.
Location: to hand.
Further costs: discard Quark's Isolinear Rods.)

Runabout Search

Timing - each turn  Frequency - once per game 

(Reason: download Odo or Quark if you solve mission.
Location: anywhere at Runabout Search's location at alpha quadrant.)

Ferengi Conference

Timing - each turn  Frequency - no restriction 

(Reason: download one Hupyrian or any number of Ferengi CIVILIANs with up to 11 total Red Dot icons when played on your Nagus at Quark's Bar or aboard a Affiliation Ferengi facility.
Location: to your Nagus at any quadrant.
Further costs: discard Ferengi Conference.)

Cargo Bay

Timing - each turn  Frequency - once per turn  Cost - in place of your normal card play  Cost - draw no cards this turn 

(Reason: download Smuggling, Acquisition or Affiliation Non-Aligned Navigation personnel.
Location: to Cargo Bay at native quadrant.)

Ready Room Door

Timing - each turn  Frequency - once per turn  Cost - draw no cards this turn 

(Reason: download to one of your ships its matching commander.
Location: to the Captain's ship at any quadrant.)

'for free' - Quark is the target

Cards you can use to play Quark for free:

Quark's Bar

Timing - each turn  Frequency - once per turn 

(Reason: report a bartender, a dabo girl, a waiter, any Quark or any Rom for free.
Location: to this site at native quadrant.)

Tower of Commerce

Timing - each turn  Frequency - once per turn 

(Reason: report one Ferengi V.I.P., CIVILIAN or Hupyrian for free.
Location: inside this headquarter at alpha quadrant.)

Strategy article

Card Extra from Todd Soper (11/1999)

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