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Card Extra Sisters of Duras from Kathy McCracken (03/08/2001) |
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The Romulans seem to be the first to get any "dual" concept. Just as the first dual-affiliation card (Major Rakal) was Romulan (and Federation) so was the very first dual-personnel card. With their dual Treachery and restriction against working with Klingons with Honor, the Sisters of Duras are a far better fit with their Romulan guise than with their "secondary" Klingon affiliation. They can supply half or more of the needed Treachery for all the multi-Treachery Romulan missions, including the 45-point Wormhole Negotiations. Lursa's Leadership allows them to start a battle, while her Geology can be essential for Odo (DS9)'s "Cousin" or Seismic Quake. B’Etor's Physics wasn't so handy until it was required to pass Quantum Fissure. Their Greed will let you play 33rd Rule of Acquisition, and together with their Treachery will let them pass Chula: The Game. They can even pass a Ferengi Attack doubled by Taar. While they're somewhat more restricted if you want to use them in Klingon mode, there are plenty of Honor-less Klingons available, especially with some help from the Mirror Quadrant. You may want to have the single versions of their personas, the premiere set Lursa and B'Etor, ready to swap for the dual card, just in case you find a need to use some Klingons with Honor. Combos:
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