Second Edition Conversion Rules - P

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persona
Use the card title of a Second Edition personnel or ship to determine if it is a version of a First Edition persona. For example, Elim Garak, Agent of the Obsidian Order, is the same persona as the First Edition cards Elim, Elim Garak, and Plain, Simple Garak (but not Garak, from the First Anthology, The Dominion, and Reflections sets).

Klingon ships use the designation "I.K.S." in Second Edition. This is treated as "I.K.C." in the First Edition for determining persona. For example, the I.K.S. Lukara is the same persona as the I.K.C. Lukara.

personnel
Second Edition personnel have no classification. They receive no benefits and suffer no penalties from cards affecting classifications. If a Second Edition personnel has one of the personnel types listed as a skill (ENGINEER, MEDICAL, OFFICER, SCIENCE, or SECURITY), it is a skill, not a classification. See skills.

Any keywords listed on a personnel are treated as though they were in that personnel's lore for purposes of any First Edition cards. For example, the keyword "High Council Member" on Duras, Son of a Traitor allows him to report for free at The Great Hall (which allows personnel with "High Council" in lore to play for free).

Any abilities on a personnel are treated as one special skill with no skill dot.

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plays in your core
This phrase means "plays on table."

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Programming
See skills.

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