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Captain Benjamin SIsko
In the wake of his wife's death, Benjamin Sisko reluctantly accepted command of space station Deep Space 9. In time, however, Sisko came to embrace both his Starfleet assignment and his unexpected role as the prophesied "Emissary" to the Bajoran people. His leadership was crucial in the Federation's victory in the Dominion War. Sisko met his destiny when he trapped the Pah-wraiths in Bajor's Fire Caves at the cost of his own corporeal existence. |
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Odo
Odo earned widespread respect as Deep Space 9's security chief. At first Odo knew nothing of his Changeling origins, but eventually he learned that he was one of the Founders, a race of shapeshitters who distrusted "solids." When the Founders invaded the Gamma Quadrant, Odo played a key role in ending the war by convincing the Female Changeling to stand down. In exchange, he returned to the Great Link to cure his people of a devastating virus. |
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Lt. Commander Jadzia Dax
Starfleet science officer Jadzia Dax, a joined Trill, was assigned to Deep Space 9 under the command of her longtime friend Benjamin Sisko. During the Dominion War Jadzia commanded the Defiant on several key missions, including the mining of the Bajoran wormhole and the destruction of the Dominion's sensor array. Gul Dukat, controlled by a Pah-wraith, killed Jadzia when she caught him attempting to imprison the Prophets in the wormhole, but her symbiont survived. |
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Lt. Ezri Dax
Ezri Dax was the ninth Trill to host the Dax symbiont, taking over for Jadzia when the latter was killed by Gul Dukat. The transfer was done hastily and Ezri was hardly ready, but she received support from Dax's friends aboard Deep Space 9, where she became the station's counselor. Over time, Ezri found that she was attracted to Julian Bashir who reciprocated her feelings. She remained with Bashir on Deep Space 9 after the Dominion War. |
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Lt. Commander Worf
Worf joined the crew of Deep Space 9 to help the Federation avert a war between the Klingons and the Cardassians. Later, Worf accepted a permanent position on the station as strategic operations officer. He also commanded the Defiant for many missions. During the Dominion War, Worf served briefly as first officer to General Martok aboard the Rotarran. Soon after his return to the station, Worf married Jadzia Dax. Their time together was cut short by Gul Dukat, who murdered Jadzia. |
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Jake Sisko
Jake Sisko was 11 years old when he lost his mother to a Borg attack. He accompanied his father, Benjamin Sisko, to his new posting as commander of Deep Space 9. It wasn't long before Jake and Nog became friends, and the pair had many adventures while growing up on the station. Along the way, Jake discovered that he wanted to be a writer. The Dominion War taught him about courage, cowardice, and the horrors of armed conflict. |
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Chief MIles O'Brien
Miles O'Brien served as chief of operations on Deep Space 9 following several years of distinguished service aboard the Enterprise-D. O'Brien took part in many critical assignments during the Dominion War, including several confrontations with the Jem'Hadar. He also helped recapture Deep Space 9 from Dominion forces. After the war, O'Brien returned to Earth with his family to become a professor of engineering at Starfleet Academy. |
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Quark
Quark opened his eponymous bar and gaming house when Deep Space 9 was still in Cardassian hands. After the Federation took over the station, Commander Sisko convinced Quark to keep his bar open. In the years that followed, Quark—true to his Ferengi nature – engaged in many dubious ventures for the sake of profit, but Constable Odo usually foiled his plans. Despite his questionable ethics, Quark became a friend to many on the station – even, begrudgingly, Odo. |
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Doctor Julian Bashir
Upon graduating from Starfleet Medical Academy, Doctor Julian Bashir chose to serve as chief medical officer on the frontier outpost of Deep Space 9 rather than take an easier, more comfortable assignment elsewhere. Bashir served with distinction aboard the station and developed close friendships with Miles O'Brien and Elim Garak. After the Federation Alliance won the Dominion War, Bashir remained on the station with his new paramour, Ezri Dax. |
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Colonel Kira Nerys
Kira Nerys fought for the Bajoran resistance against the Cardassian occupation of her planet until the Cardassians finally withdrew. Thereafter she served aboard Deep Space 9 as liaison officer and second-in-command to Benjamin Sisko, with whom she developed a deep and lasting friendship. Kira's experience in guerilla warfare proved enormously helpful in the Alpha Quadrant's victory over Detta Quadrant invaders. Eventually she succeeded Sisko as commander of Deep Space 9. |
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Gul Dukat
Gul Dukat served as Cardassia's Prefect of Bajor during the final years of the Occupation. After losing favor with his government, Dukat rose again to rule Cardassia as it joined the Dominion. Ultimately, the death of his daughter, Ziyal, coupled with the Dominion's defeat by the Federation, caused Dukat to suffer a mental breakdown. He devoted himself to the Pah-wraiths and killed Jadzia Dax while under their control. Dukat was imprisoned in the Fire Caves by Benjamin Sisko. |
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Vedek Bareil Antos
Many Bajorans expected Bareil Antos, a charismatic and handsome spiritual leader, to succeed Opaka as the planet's next kai. Instead, he took the fall for Opaka's role in the Kendra Valley Massacre, a sacrifice which compelled him to withdraw from consideration for kai. Bareil became romantically involved with Kira Nerys, a relationship that lasted until Bareil's death from injuries sustained in a plasma explosion. |
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Jannifer Sisko
Captain Benjamin Sisko met his first wife, Jennifer, on Gilgo Beach on Earth. Right from the start, Ben felt certain that Jennifer was the woman he would marry. Eventually they had a son, Jake, who would always remember their family vacations as the happiest of times. Jennifer accompanied Benjamin on his assignment to the Saratoga, but the posting was an ill-fated one. Jennifer died when the Borg destroyed the Saratoga at the Battle of Wolf 359. |
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Damar
Damar, Gul Dukat's adjutant, was a devoted Cardassian nationalist above all else. He soured on Cardassia's entry into the Dominion when his supposed allies sacrificed millions of Cardassians for their own ends. Eventually Damar turned to the Federation for help in leading a rebellion against the Dominion. He became a hero to his people and sparked a planet-wide uprising. Damar was killed while leading an assault on Dominion headquarters, making him a martyr for his cause. |
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Keiko O'Brien
Keiko O'Brien was the most supportive person that her husband, Miles O'Brien, had ever known. Finding there was no need for a botanist on Deep Space 9, Keiko opened a school for the station's children. After the Dominion threat led to the school's closure, Keiko worked as a botanist on Bajor. She returned to the station to give birth to the couple's second child but was injured in a shuttle accident, compelling Kira Nerys to serve as a surrogate birth mother. |
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Weyoun
The Vorta diplomat Weyoun, a clone with at least eight copies, was bred by the Founders and served them without question. His roles included overseeing Jem'Hadar soldiers and commanding Deep Space 9 during the Dominion's brief occupation of the station. Wevoun 6, an anomaly in the series, attempted to defect to the Federation. The line ended with the death of Weyoun 8, as the Dominion's cloning facility on Rondac III was destroyed in the war. |
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Brunt
Liquidator Brunt of the Ferengi Commerce Authority caused Quark and his family a great deal of trouble. Brunt threatened to sell Ishka into indentured servitude for illegally earning profit, and he nearly ruined Quark after the Deep Space 9 barkeep broke a contract with him. Brunt became the acting Grand Nagus of Ferenginar for a brief time after Zek was deposed, but Quark helped Zek return to power leaving Brunt a mere liquidator once more. |
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Vic Fontaine
Vic Fontaine may have been a hologram in Deep Space 9's holosuites, but he became as real to the station's crew as any flesh-and-blood life form. Fontaine — a nightclub singer in the style of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin — knew he was a hologram, and he could turn himself on and off at will. Vic's perceptive and endearing qualities enabled him to help many of his friends, including Odo, Kira, and Nog, overcome their personal problems. |
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Enabran Tain
The ruthless Enabran Tain led Cardassia's Obsidian Order with an iron fist for twenty years. He was particularly cruel to his son, Garak, whom he exiled from Cardassia. After retiring, Tain mounted an attack on the Founders' home world, but the Jem'Hadar captured him and destroyed his entire fleet. Before he died, Tain acknowledged Garak as his son and admitted that he was once very proud of him. |
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Nog
As Rom's son Nog grew up on Deep Space 9, he proved to be as unconventional a Ferengi as his grandmother, Ishka. Nog decided that he wanted to be the first Ferengi to enter Starfleet, and he succeeded in that endeavor. During the Dominion War, Ensign Nog lost his leg in a battle with the Jem'Hadar. He was fitted with a biosynthetic leg, and eventually he was promoted to lieutenant junior grade by Captain Sisko. |
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Kai Winn Adami
Winn Adami was Bajor's first kai after the Cardassian occupation. Deeply religious but equally ambitious, Winn resented Benjamin Sisko in his role as the Emissary of the Prophets. She fet Sisko was an unworthy outsider, and she opposed him at every turn. Winn's jealously led her to betray the Prophets, but she repented in time to help Sisko destroy the Book of the Kosst Amojan. It was Winn's final act. Gul Dukat, possessed by the Pah-wraiths, immolated her. |
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Rom
Rom worked as a waiter for several years in Quark's Bar, where he met and eventually married the dabo girl Leeta. Kinder and more sympathetic than most Ferengi, Rom supported his mother, Ishka, who violated Ferengi laws by earning profit. In time, Rom's technical skills landed him a position with Deep Space 9's engineering crew. He joined Kira's resistance cell during the Dominion's occupation of the station. After the war, Rom succeeded Zek as Grand Nagus of Ferenginar. |
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Martok
Klingon warrior Martok worked his way up to the rank of general and helped Gowron overcome the Duras family in the Klingon Civil War. Later, Martok was abducted by the Dominion and forced to fight his Jem'Hadar captors, resulting in the loss of his left eye. Eventually Martok was rescued, and Worf helped him regain his fighting spirit. Martok's exploits in the Dominion War propelled him to the role of Chancellor of the Klingon Empire. |
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Female Changeling
The Female Changeling represented the interests of the Founders, who formed the Dominion in the Gamma Quadrant ten thousand years ago to impose their rule on the universe. The Female Changeling harbored a deep distrust of "solids," whom she viewed as inferior, untrustworthy beings. Under her direction, the Dominion invaded the Alpha Quadrant and waged war with the Federation. In the end, she was forced to surrender and sign the Treaty of Bajor. |
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Kasidy Yates
Kasidy Yates was introduced to Benjamin Sisko by his son, Jake, and the two fell in love. Yates, a freighter captain, exported cargo from Bajor to its colonies. but she also smuggled equipment to the Maquis, a crime which sent her to prison. Upon her release, Yates returned to Deep Space 9 and married Sisko. The Prophets' dire warning about the marriage turned out to be true, as Sisko died while defeating the Pah-wraiths, leaving Kasidy and their unborn child behind. |
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Sarah Sisko
Benjamin Sisko's mother, Sarah Sisko, was possessed by one of the wormhole aliens known as the Prophets to ensure that she would have a child with Joseph Sisko. While possessed, Sarah met Joseph, married him, and gave birth to Benjamin a year later. When the Prophet released Sarah, she abandoned her family and moved to Australia, where she died in a hovercraft accident. Joseph remarried, and Ben grew up thinking his stepmother was his birth mother. |
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Leeta
Leeta, a Bajoran dabo girl in Quark's Bar, made friends easily on Deep Space 9. She helped form a union in response to Quark's pay cuts, and later, she joined Kira's resistance cell to oppose the Dominion. Leeta dated Doctor Bashir before falling in love with Rom, who had long pined for her in secret. After they were married, Leeta and Rom – the newly appointed Grand Nagus – moved to Ferenginar. |
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Admiral Alynna Nechayev
Fleet Admiral Alynna Nechayev had the difficult task of overseeing Starfleet's response to the Maquis insurrection. She understood the Maquis point of view, but she was duty-bound to preserve the Federation's peace with Cardassia. Nechayev orchestrated an undercover operation to infiltrate the Maquis, but her plans backfired when Ro Laren – the intended mole – joined the Maquis instead. |
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Gowron
Chancellor Gowron ruled the Klingon Empire during the Dominion War. A Changeling infiltrator convinced Gowron to invade the Cardassian Union, a move which led to friction with the Federation. Later, however, Gowron helped Captain Sisko retake Deep Space 9 from the Dominion. When Martok's political influence grew, Gowron saw him as a threat and tried to undermine him. Worf challenged Gowron and killed him, allowing Martok to take over as chancellor. |
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Shakaar Edon
Shakaar Edon spent 25 years fighting against the Cardassian occupation of Bajor. He led the eponymous Shakaar resistance cell and recruited a young Kira Nerys to his cause. After the Occupation ended, Shakaar became a farmer, but at Kira's urging he ran for – and won – the role of Bajor's First Minister. The two embarked on a romantic relationship until the Kenda Shrine revealed that they were not meant to walk the same path. |
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Elim Garak
Elim Garak was much more than a mere tailor on Deep Space 9. Once an operative of the Obsidian Order, Cardassia's intelligence agency, Garak eventually was exiled to the space station. He was something of an enigma to the station's crew, but Garak did strike up a lasting friendship with Doctor Bashir. During the Dominion War. Garak decoded Cardassian transmissions for Starfleet Intelligence, and he participated in the final raid on Dominion headquarters. |
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Luther Sloan
Luther Sloan of the secretive Section 31 intelligence agency operated independently of Federation and Starfleet oversight. Sloan's missions, conducted in the name of protecting the Federation, were morally questionable and sometimes reprehensible. Doctor Bashir discovered that Sloan's agency had engineered the deadly virus that infected the Changelings. Bashir managed to retrieve the cure from Sloan's mind, but in the process, Sloan committed suicide to protect his secrets. |
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Kai Opaka Sulan
Kai Opaka rose to prominence as Bajor's spiritual leader during Cardassia's occupation of the planet. When she met Benjamin Sisko, Opaka identified him as the Emissary of the Prophets and declared that he would be Bajor's savior. Later, Opaka accompanied Sisko on a mission to the Gamma Quadrant, where she died in a runabout crash. Sisko eventually tried to step down as the Emissary, but a vision of Opaka convinced him to accept his destiny. |
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Grand Nagus Zek
Grand Nagus Zek, leader of the Ferengi Alliance, began working on business ventures in the Gamma Quadrant as soon as the Bajoran wormhole was discovered. The Prophets briefly changed Zek into a more benevolent leader, but Quark convinced them to reverse the changes. Eventually, Zek implemented radical reforms at the urging of his paramour, radical feminist Ishka. Upon his retirement, Zek appointed Rom as Grand Nagus and headed to Risa with Ishka. |
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Mora Pol
Doctor Mora Pol, a Bajoran scientist, studied the "unknown sample" known as Odo during the Cardassian occupation of Bajor. When Odo chose his humanoid form, he copied Mora's hairstyle. Mora failed at first to recognize that Odo was sentient, and his treatment of Odo was ethically questionable. Several years later, though, Mora helped reverse Odo's transformation into a dangerous creature. Still later, Mora and Odo reconciled their differences as they worked together to treat an infant Changeling. |
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Maihar'du
Grand Nagus Zek's personal servant, bodyguard and food taster was an imposing Hupyrian male named Maihar'du. He also provided Zek with his favorite delicacy, Hupyrian beetle snuff. Maihar'du's vow of silence prevented him from speaking to anyone but the Nagus. When Zek fell under the influence of the Prophets and tried to rewrite the Rules of Acquisition, Maihar'du sought help from Quark and
Rom. He went to live on Risa with his boss when the latter retired. |
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Lursa and B'Etor
The notorious Klingon sisters Lursa and B'Etor visited Deep Space 9 to negotiate an illegal weapons deal with Tahna Los, a Bajoran Kohn-Ma terrorist. Once the deal was struck, Lursa and B'Etor provided a small quantity of bilitrium to Tahna in exchange for 13 kilograms of gold-pressed latinum. After the transaction, Lursa and B'Etor fled the scene in their bird-of-prey. They used their profit from the deal to rebuild their forces. |
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Morn
Morn, a Lurian courier, lived on Deep Space 9 and spent most of his free time in Quark's Bar. Indeed, Morn became such a beloved fixture at Quark's that the station's residents felt his presence there was essential. During the Dominion's occupation of the station, Morn brought an encoded message to Captain Sisko concerning Cardassia's plans to disable the wormhole minefield. Morn's action sparked the Federation's successful mission to retake Deep Space 9. |
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Tosk
Tosk was the first alien from the Gamma Quadrant to travel through the wormhole into the Alpha Quadrant. Chief O'Brien befriended Tosk as they worked together to repair Tosk's vessel. Soon, the crew of Deep Space 9 learned that Tosk was prey for Hunters and had been bred specifically for that purpose. With O' Brien's help, Tosk evaded capture and fled the station, continuing the hunt. |
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The Hunter
The Hunter and two companions boarded Deep Space 9 in pursuit of their prey, Tosk. Armed with energy crossbows and deffector shields, the Hunter and his cohorts were prepared to take Tosk by force. They had no moral qualms about hunting a sentient life form because Tosk was bred specifically to be hunted. When the Hunter tried to escort Tosk off the station, Chief O'Brien intervened, giving Tosk time to escape. Moments later, the Hunter resumed the chase. |
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Q
Q's visit to Deep Space 9 coincided with a mysterious power drain on the station. Q wasn't responsible, but he refused to solve the problem, only offering a vague hint or two. He did, however, entertain himself at the crew's expense. provoking Commander Sisko in particular with a boxing match. All Q really wanted was for Vash to continue traveling the universe with him. She refused, but Q planted the seed for a potential reunion on Tartaras V. |
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Vash
Jadzia Dax found Vash in the Gamma Quadrant after the rogue archeologist broke off her partnership with Q. Vash brought several artifacts with her to Deep Space 9, where she enlisted Quark's help in auctioning the items. She was unaware that one of the artifacts was an embryonic lifeform; its graviton pulses nearly destroyed the station. After the crisis, Vash took Quark's advice and departed for Tartaras V. |
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Ty Kajada
Ty Kajada, a Kobliad security officer, pursued the murderous criminal Rao Vantika for over 20 years. Even when Vantika died, Kajada was not convinced that he was really gone, because Vantika was obsessed with ensuring his survival. Kajada was right, before his body's death, Vantika transferred his consciousness into Doctor Bashir. Kajada's determination to apprehend Vantika ultimately led to the murderer's capture by Deep Space 9 personnel. Kajada then destroved Vantika's consciousness. |
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Aamin Maritza
Marritza, a file clerk at the infamous Gallitep labor camp during the Cardassian occupation of Bajor, was overcome with grief at the Bajorans' suffering. Consumed with guilt in the years that followed, Marritza tried to pass himself off as the camp's commander, hoping he would be punished as a war criminal. When Kira discovered the truth, she refused to go along with his plan. Marritza was released, only to be fatally stabbed by a racist Bajoran. |
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Minister Jaro Essa
Jaro Essa rose to the position of minister in the Bajoran provisional government following Cardassia's withdrawal from the planet. Jaro, an ambitious politician, became leader of the Alliance for Global Unity, a group that wanted to expel the Federation from Bajor. It was a nefarious plot by the Circle to bring down the provisional government and install himself as leader. When Kira and Dax exposed that Jaro was buying weapons from the Cardassians, his coup attempt crumbled. |
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Li Nalas
Li Nalas became an accidental hero to his fellow Bajorans when he managed to kill the infamous Gul Zarale. The incident turned Li into a revered war figure and legendary resistance fighter. Later, Li helped rescue Kira from Bajoran insurgents who wanted to overthrow the provisional government. Li was killed when he took an insurgent's phaser blast meant for Sisko. His sacrifice helped prevent the coup and ensured his stature as a real hero. |
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General Krim
General Krim was a flag officer in the Bajoran militia who refused to use force to put down civil unrest. Krim's notions of patriotism led him to join the Circle, a group that wanted the Federation to abandon its interest in Bajor, Krim led a siege on Deep Space 9, but he surrendered the station back to Sisko when he learned that the Circle was backed by Cardassians. He returned to Bajor to meet with the ministers and face the consequences of his actions. |
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Verad
Verad aspired to host a Trill symbiont, but his application was turned down by the Symbiosis Commission. Bitter and resentful, Verad forced Doctor Bashir to transfer Dax from Jadzia to himself. risking Jadzia's life. Verad tried to continue Dax's old friendship with Sisko. but the commander insisted that Verad return Dax to Jadzia. Eventually the crew gained control of the situation and restored the symbiont to Dax. |
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Mareel
Mareel was a native of Khefka IV, where she met and fell in love with the Trill named Verad. Mareel traveled with Verad to Deep Space 9 and helped him abduct the Dax symbiont from Jadzia. When it was transferred to Verad, however, Mareel discovered that his personality – and his feelings for her – had changed. She did not stand in the way when the crew captured Verad and reversed the procedure. |
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Melora Pazlar
Ensign Melora Pazlar was the first Elaysian to enter Starfieet. Gravity on her planet was far lower than Earth-standard, so Melora needed special equipment to move about on Deep Space 9. When the criminal Fallit Kot abducted her along with Dax and Quark, Melora used her low-gravity experience to overcome Kot and save her comrades. The incident convinced Melora not to undergo Doctor Bashir's neuromuscular therapy, as it would have stripped her of her unique Elaysian identity. |
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Pel
Ferengi females are not allowed to earn profit, so Pel disguised herself as a male in order to work as a waiter in Quark's bar. Pel firmly believed that women were just as capable of making profit as their male counterparts. She proved her business acumen by helping Quark negotiate a lucrative contract with the Dosi for Tulaberry wine. Along the way, Pel fell in love with Quark. His traditional views kept them apart, however, and Pel left Deep Space 9. |
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Haneek
Haneek, leader of a matriarchal Gamma Quadrant race called the Skrreea, hoped to find a new home for three million of her people in the Alpha Quadrant. Skrreean prophesy foretold of a "promised land" called Kentanna, and Haneek believed Kentanna was the planet Bajor. She vowed that her people would transform deserts into farmland, thereby helping to end Bajor's famine. However, Bajors provisional government refused Haneek's request, and the Skreea were forced to settle on Draylon II instead. |
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Martus Mazur
Martus was fortunate to survive a Borg invasion of the El-Aurian system. He squandered his good luck by challenging Quark as Deep Space 9's con artist extraordinaire. Martus opened a gaming establishment on the Promenade, but his alien gambling devices began letting everyone win. The devices were altering the laws of probability on the station, and they had to be destroyed. Martus was arrested, but Quark bailed him out on the condition that he leave the station. |
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Alexander Rozhenko
Alexander Rozhenko, son of Worf and Federation ambassador KEhleyr, grew up with Worf's foster parents after K'Ehleyr's death. He enlisted in the Klingon Defense Forces at the height of the Dominion War, but had trouble fitting in. The experience exposed problems between Alexander and Worf, but they began to make amends with one another aboard the I.K.S. Rotarran. Eventually, Alexander reconciled with his father and joined the House of Martok. |
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Gul Evek
Gul Evek was a hard-nosed Cardassian who offered Chief O'Brien no help with an infestation of Cardassian [voles] on Deep Space 9. During the Maquis uprising against Cardassian rule of Federation colonies in the Demilitarized Zone, Evek interrogated the Maquis operative William Samuels. Samuels died in his cell, exacerbating the conflict. Later, Evek arrested O'Brien for transporting photon torpedoes in his runabout, but the warheads had been planted there by Evek's men. |
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Cal Hudson
Lieutenant Commander Cal Hudson was Starfleet's first attaché to the Federation colonies in the Demilitarized Zone. His friend Benjamin Sisko was disappointed to learn that Hudson led a double life as an influential leader of the Maquis. After seeing the abuse that the colonists suffered at the hands of the Cardassians, Hudson used his Starfleet position to help the renegade group. Despite their differences, Sisko was saddened when Hudson died, a martyr for the Maquis. |
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Raymond Boone
"Raymond Boone," an undercover Cardassian agent, assumed the identity of a deceased Starfleet officer and framed O'Brien for trying to deliver photon torpedo warheads to the Maquis. It was all part of a Cardassian plot to make it appear that the Federation was sanctioning the Maquis. Once the Deep Space 9 crew ascertained that "Boone" was in fact a Cardassian infiltrator, the plot unraveled. Sisko brought him to O'Brien's trial on Cardassia Prime and O'Brien was exonerated. |
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Michael Eddington
Michael Eddington served briefly as Deep Space 9's chief of Starfiet security, but secretly he sympathized with the Maquis. Eddington betrayed Captain Sisko by stealing equipment and defecting to the renegade organization, where he became an important leader. Eventually Sisko forced Eddington to surrender to Starfleet. Later, Eddington tricked Sisko into helping him liberate Maquis prisoners – including his wife – from a Jem'Hadar base, an effort which cost Eddington his life. |
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Grilka
Grilka and Quark seemed an odd match to many observers on Deep Space 9. Quark entangled himself with the Klingon woman when he took credit (falsely) for killing her husband. Grilka then forced Quark to marry him so she could retain control of her house. Eventually she divorced Quark, but during a later visit to the station, Grilka found that Quark was genuinely pursuing her. With Worf's help, Quark won Grilka's heart, and she welcomed his advances. |
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Thomas Riker
Thomas Riker, Commander Will Riker's transporter duplicate, stole the Defiant and joined his Maquis friends for a series of strikes against Cardassian targets. Soon it became clear that Riker – more Starfleet officer than terrorist – wanted to attack a secret Cardassian invasion fleet in the Orias system. In the end, Riker surrendered to Gul Dukat for the sake of his crew aboard the Defiant, but he did prove the existence of the Obsidian Orders invasion fleet. Sisko and Dukat obtained proof in the Defiant's sensor logs. |
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Korinas
The Obsidian Order dispatched Korinas to observe Gul Dukat and Commander Sisko's joint operation to track down Will Riker aboard the Defiant. Riker and his Maquis crew wanted to attack the Obsidian Order's secret invasion fleet in the Orias system. Korinas disparaged Dukat's handling of the situation, and she threatened to destroy Dukat's fleet if they ventured into the Orias system. Ultimately, however, the Obsidian Order's clandestine fleet was exposed. |
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Detective Preston
Detective Preston of the San Francisco Police Department was a compassionate negotiator who did her best to diffuse the tense standoff at the Sanctuary Processing Center. She met with Sisko (who was posing as historical figure Gabriel Bell), brought his demands to the governor, and provided breakfast for the Sanctuary residents. Preston urged the governor not to send troops in, but her pleas were ignored. The Bell Riots reached their inevitable conclusion, as history recorded. |
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Michael Webb
Michael Webb lost his iob and became a resident of the San Francisco Sanctuary District in 2024. Webb argued for improvements to the living conditions in his community. When riots broke out, Webb became a leader of the group that took over the Sanctuary Processing Center. He demanded that all Sanctuary Districts be closed and the Federal Employment Act be reinstated. Webb was killed when troops stormed the Sanctuary. |
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Legate Turrel
Legate Turrel expected to be negotiating with Vedek Bareil over a peace treaty between Cardassia and Bajor. However, Bareil was severely wounded in a shuttle accident, leaving Turrel to negotiate with Kai Winn. Turrel saw opportunity in the situation and tried to get concessions from Winn that Bareil had already rejected. Still, Turrel signed the treaty, sending shockwaves throughout the quadrant and proving that Turrel truly wanted to end the long conflict. |
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Gilora Rejal
The Cardassian Science Ministry sent Gilora to Deep Space 9 to help install a subspace relay for communicating with the Gamma Quadrant. At first, Gilora was dismissive of O'Brien, with whom she worked on the project. In time, though, she became interested in O'Brien and even flirted with him, thinking he was doing likewise. Despite her embarrassment at her mistake, Gilora exposed an undercover Obsidian Order operative so that his sabotage of the project would not be blamed on O'Brien. |
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Vedek Yarka
Vedek Yarka was a Bajoran hard-liner who would not trust Cardassians under any circumstances. He was defrocked by the Vedek Assembly for leading protests against the Bajoran-Cardassian peace treaty. Two months later, Varka exhorted Commander Sisko not to help the Cardassians establish permanent communications with the Gamma Quadrant, as he feared it would mean the destruction of the wormhole. The project went forward anyway, and Yarka's fears proved unfounded. |
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The Intendant
The Intendant – Kira's counterpart in the mirror universe – claimed to dislike violence, but that didn't stop her from ordering the executions of Terran slaves as well as the mirror Quark. The Intendant herself gunned down the mirror Nog, even though he had just freed her from her cell. She tried to shoot Jake Sisko, but the mirror Jennifer Sisko took the fatal blast. Realizing that Jake was Sisko's son, the Intendant let him live so Benjamin Sisko would be in her debt. |
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Adult Jake Sisko
In an alternate timeline, Jake Sisko retired as a writer at age 40 because of the death of his father, who died in a freak mishap aboard the Defiant. Captain Sisko's temporal signature was altered, making him appear and disappear several times over the course of Jake's life. Jake finally succeeded in saving his father by ending his own life at a moment when the two were reunited. Their link dissolved, and Captain Sisko returned to the Defiant to avoid the fatal accident. |
69 |
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Goran'Agar
Goran'Agar, a Jem'Hadar First, believed that something on Bopak III cured his addiction to Ketracel-white. He survived on the planet for 35 days, long after his supply of the white ran out. Hoping to cure his men as well, Goran'Agar took them to Bopak III, but their addiction continued. A genetic mutation, rather than the planet, had cured Goran'Agar. His soldiers were dying, so he hunted them down to end their suffering. |
| 70 |
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Tora Ziyal
As the daughter of a Cardassian father, Gul Dukat, and a Bajoran mother, Tora Naprem, Tora Ziyal had a difficult time fitting in with either culture. She chose to live on Deep Space 9, where she grew close with Kira and Garak. Ziyal loved her father but condemned his actions against the Bajoran people and her friends on the station. Ziyal was killed by her father's associate, Damar, for helping Kira's resistance movement against the Dominion. |
71 |
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Faith Garland
U.S. Army nurse Faith Garland met Quark, Rom and Nog when they accidentally landed in Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947. Garland was among those who studied the three Ferengi at a military base. Her approach was patient and compassionate as she sought to communicate with the aliens. When the Army officers and MPs threatened to hurt the Ferengi trio, Garland and her fiancé helped them escape to their ship. |
72 |
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Admiral Leyton
Admiral Leyton's exemplary Starfleet career unraveled when he conspired to overthrow the Federation government. Leyton felt that the President was not adequately addressing the threat of Changelings infiltrating the highest levels of the Federation, so he attempted a military takeover. His plot included sabotaging Earth's global power grid to spread paranoia, and faking the approach of a Dominion invasion fleet. Captain Sisko thwarted Leyton's plot, and he resigned. |
| 73 |
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Kurn
Kurn, son of Mogh, lost his lands and titles and was expelled from the High Council when his brother Worf refused to join the Klingon invasion of Cardassia. Disgraced, Kurn asked Worf to kill him, but the Deep Space 9 crew intervened. In time, Kurn accepted that the Empire was acting dishonorably, and he helped uncover a Klingon plot to mine the Bajoran system. Afterward, Worf and his crewmates wiped Kurn's memory and gave him a fresh start with a new identity. |
74 |
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Onaya
The non-corporeal lifeform known as Onaya assumed the appearance of a humanoid female when she visited Deep Space 9. For thousands of years, Onaya had traveled the universe, dangerously stimulating the brains of compatible beings and feeding off their increased creative energy. Her victim on the station was Jake Sisko, who was working on his first novel. Jake might have died if not for his father's intervention. Onaya reverted to her natural form and fled the station. |
75 |
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Toman'torax
Toman'torax was the Jem'Hadar Second to Omet'iklan. Rescued from their damaged attack vessel by the Defiant. Toman'torax and his fellow soldiers had a difficult time working with Captain Sisko's crew as they pursued a group of renegade Jem'Hadar. Toman'torax particularly enjoyed taunting Worf, claiming he'd always wanted to kill a Klingon. After he started a fight with Worf that led to an all-out brawl. Toman'torax was executed by his First. |
| 76 |
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Trevean
Trevean, like everyone else on the planet Teplan, was infected with the Blight. He took on the role of easing the suffering of those who had "quickened" by giving them toxic herbs. He did not believe in Doctor Bashir's experimental treatments at first, but when Bashir's antigen was shown to cure the unborn, Trevean embraced the treatment. He learned how to make and distribute the antigen to pregnant women so that future generations would be free of the disease. |
77 |
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Arne Darvin
Arne Darvin, the Klingon agent who poisoned the quadrotriticale on Deep Space Station K-7, suffered disgrace and discommendation when he was exposed by Captain Kirk. Years later, Darvin plotted to use the Bajoran Orb of Time to take revenge on Kirk. Posing as Barry Waddle, he transported the Defiant back to the time of the incident on K-7 and planted a bomb inside a tribble. The Defiant crew prevented the bomb from killing Kirk, and Darvin was returned to Federation custody. |
78 |
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Arandis
As chief facilitator for the Temtibi Lagoon on Risa, Arandis followed the planet's general policy in which different points of view were tolerated and respected. Arandis did not agree with Pascal Fullerton's viewpoint that Risa was the epitome of decaying Federation values, but she allowed his group to hold rallies there. Indeed, Arandis helped clean up the damage caused by the group's demonstration, and she persevered after [Fullerton] sabotaged Risa's weather modification network. |
| 79 |
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Fullerton Pascal
Pascal Fullerton chaired the New Essentialists movement, which was dedicated to restoring the "moral traditions" of the Federation. To Fullerton, the pleasure planet Risa was emblematic of just how far those moral values had fallen. When he damaged the planet's weather modification network, allowing Risa to return to its naturally rainy climate, many of the guests left. Fullerton intended to disable Risa's seismic regulators next, but Dax and Worf stopped him. |
80 |
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Thrax
Thrax served as Cardassia's chief security officer on Terok Nor before Odo. During an unusual telepathic link with three of his crewmates, Odo experienced a flashback in which Thrax arrested three innocent Bajorans and executed them for the attempted assassination of Gul Dukat. Thrax refused to listen to reason, being more interested in order than in justice. Ultimately, it turned out that it was Odo who had allowed the executions to take place. |
81 |
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Captain Sanders
Captain Sanders of the Malinche tried to help the Defiant intercept a Maquis vessel commanded by Michael Eddinaton. However, when Sanders cut off Eddington's escape route to the Badlands, the traitor still managed to slip away. Sanders tried again to apprehend Eddington, but the Malinche was damaged by a booby-trapped Cardassian ship and three Maquis raiders. Exasperated, Sanders asked Captain Sisko to save him a seat at Eddinaton's eventual court-martial. |
| 82 |
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Ikat'ika
Ikat'ika was the Jem'Hadar First at Dominion Internment Camp 371. He presided over the personal combat matches between Jem'Hadar soldiers and the camp's prisoners. He was also personally responsible for damaging General Martok's eye. When Ikat'ika fought Worf, who was already injured from previous fights, the Jem'Hadar First gained so much respect for Worf's refusal to give up that he yielded the match to the Klingon. As punishment, the Vorta Devos had lkat'ika executed. |
83 |
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Dr. Lewis Zimmerman
Doctor Lewis Zimmerman, Starfleet's designer of the Emergency Medical Hologram, visited Deep Space 9 to create a new Long-term Medical Hologram based on Doctor Bashir. Zimmerman was extremely thorough in his study of Bashir's life, even going so far as to bring Bashir's parents to the station. While on the station, Zimmerman was smitten with Leeta. However, he gave up the dabo girl when he saw her with Rom for he could not stand in the way of true love. |
84 |
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Arissa
The mysterious Arissa was an Idanian undercover agent who spent two years in the Orion syndicate to help her government capture a criminal named Draim. Arissa's effort to defect from the syndicate led her to Deep Space 9, where she met and fell in love with Odo. Ultimately, Odo saved Arissa from Draim's hit men. When her real memories and appearance were restored, Arissa broke off her relationship with Odo, but some part of herself still loved him. |
| 85 |
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Yelgrun
The Dominion sent Yelgrun, a Vorta clone, to the abandoned Empok Nor space station to carry out a prisoner exchange. Yelgrun agreed to release Ishka to Quark and his Ferengi team in exchange for Keevan, Starfleet's Vorta prisoner. Before the exchange, Yelgrun and Ishka were friendly toward one another; Ishka even gave Yelgrun financial advice. When it was all over, Ishka was free – but Yelgrun himself was captured and taken to Deep Space 9. |
86 |
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Kimara Cretak
Kimara Cretak was a patriotic Romulan senator who supported her government's alliance with the Federation against the Dominion. She served as the Romulan representative aboard Deep Space 9 and worked with Captain Sisko on the deployment of Romulan warbirds. Later, Cretak tried to help Doctor Bashir prevent an assassination attempt on a fellow senator, only to find that she'd been set up by the Federation's Section 31. Despite her innocence. Cretak's career was destroyed. |
87 |
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Ishka
Ishka, Quark and Rom's mother, was a highly unconventional Ferengi female. In defiance of her planet's laws and customs, Ishka wore clothes and acquired profit. When her transgressions were discovered, Ishka returned a third of the money she had made but secretly kept the rest. Eventually she became romantically involved with Grand Nagus Zek, and she convinced him to reform Ferengi society. The pair retired to Risa after the Dominion War. |
| 88 |
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Lwaxana Troi
On a visit to Deep Space 9, Betazoid Federation ambassador Lwaxana Troi became enamored with Odo. The pair shared some extremely personal moments while they were stuck in a turbolift. Two years later, Lwaxana returned to the station while suffering from Zanthi fever, a condition which projected her feelings for Odo onto others. During Lwaxana's final visit to the station, Odo married the ambassador so that she could end her marriage to Jeyal and raise her child independently. |
89 |
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Admiral William Ross
Admiral William Ross would do anything, even bend some rules behind the scenes, to protect the Federation. He commanded the Federation Alliance's military operations during the Dominion War and made Captain Sisko his adiutant throughout the Dominion's occupation of Deep Space 9. Ross and Sisko developed a close relationship based on respect and trust, even though Sisko's role as the Emissary caused some friction between them. |
90 |
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Joseph Sisko
Joseph Sisko, Captain Benjamin Sisko's father, was a gourmet chef who owned a restaurant in New Orleans. He never understood why his first wife, Sarah, left him shortly after Benjamin's first birthday. Hoping to help his son – and himself – find answers, Joseph accompanied the captain to the planet Tyree. There, they discovered that Sarah had been inhabited by one of the wormhole aliens known as the Prophets in order to ensure the birth of Benjamin Sisko – the Emissary. |
| 91 |
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Mullibok
When Cardassia invaded Bajor, the farmer Mullibok stowed away on a survey vessel and escaped to Jeraddo, a Bajoran moon. For the next 40 years, Mulibok lived a peaceful life on Jeraddo. He loved his home and refused to leave, despite a new power plant project that would render the moon uninhabitable. Even atter Kira befriended the old farmer, he still refused to go. Finally, Kira destroyed his cottage. Mullibok was devastated, but Kira vowed to help him move on. |
92 |
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Varani
Varani, a popular Bajoran musician, performed at the Jalanda Forum when he was a young man. During a visit to Deep Space 9, Varani met the Skrreea, who were displaced and searching for a new home. As a token of friendship, he gave their leader a holographic recording of an early performance. Varani sympathized with the Skrreea's plight, but he knew Bajor could not be their "promised land," for the planet was still recovering from its recent occupation by Cardassia. |
93 |
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Colyus
It was not easy for Colyus to accept that he was a hologram. For 10 years, he served as the protector of a holographic village on Yadera II. One by one, the villagers were disappearing. Odo and Dax convinced Colyus that a faulty holographic projector was the culprit. Colyus then persuaded the rest of his people to allow Odo and Dax to take them off-line so they could repair the proiector. The procedure worked, and the villagers were saved. |
| 94 |
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Rurigan
Rurigan was dismayed by the changes on his planet, Yadera Prime, after it was conquered by the Dominion. He re-settled on Yadera II, where he created a holographic village exemplifying all that he had lost. Rurigan came to accept the villagers as real people whom he loved, especially his granddaughter, Taya. When his holographic projector began to fail, Rurigan allowed Dax and Odo to repair it, restoring his friends and loved ones. |
95 |
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Kor
Legendary Klingon warrior and Dahar Master Kor achieved many glorious victories over the course of his career. Late in life, Kor teamed up with Kang, Koloth, and Dax to slay an infamous criminal known as the Albino. Kor also worked with Dax and Worf to find the legendary Sword of Kahless. On his last mission, Kor commanded the I.K.S. Ning'tao on a suicide mission against the Jem'Hadar, sacrificing himself to save the rest of Martok's ships. |
96 |
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Koloth
Koloth, a Klingon Dahar Master and revered warrior, fought alongside Kor and Kang to hold the Korma Pass against T'nag's massive army. Years later, an aging Koloth reunited with Kang, Kor, and Dax to hunt down and kill the Albino. The completion of their lifelong quest did not come without cost, however. Koloth died a glorious, honorable death during hand-to-hand combat with the Albino's personal guard. |
| 97 |
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Kang
Kang commanded such great respect throughout the Klingon Empire that he earned his own statue among the Hall of Heroes on Qo'noS. The fearsome warrior and Dahar Master swore a blood oath with Kor, Koloth, and Dax to avenge the deaths of their sons by killing the Albino. They fought the Albino on Secarus IV, and Kang himself stabbed his foe in the heart with his d'k tahg before he succumbed to his own injuries. |
98 |
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Kovat
Public Conservator Kovat was a Cardassian lawyer who represented Miles O'Brien when the chief was accused of arming the Maquis. Kovat excelled at creating guilty pleas for his clients. He was only a year away from retirement at the time of O'Brien's trial, and he wanted no trouble, but Odo's repeated interruptions exasperated him. Despite conceding O'Brien's guilt, Kovat won the case; O'Brien was exonerated. "They'll kill me.," Kovat murmured afterward. |
99 |
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Lt. General Rex Denning
Rex Denning led the investigation into the 1947 crash of an alien ship in Roswell, New Mexico. The general held Quark, Rom and Nog in a military examination room tor interrogation. Fearing the three ferengi posed a threat to national security, Denning demanded answers from them. Quark tried to sell him technology, but a skeptical Denning said Quark reminded him of a used-car salesman. When the general tried to prevent the aliens' escape, Odo knocked him out. |
| 100 |
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Regent of Palamar
The Regent of Palamar, the cold, ruthless ruler of an interstellar empire, was betrayed by his subordinate, General Nassuc. The Regent planned revenge by purchasing biogenic weapons from Quark and using them to kill 28 million people on Nassuc's homeworld. The Regent's plan gave Quark a crisis of conscience, and he found a way to foil the deal. The Regent fled Deep Space 9, but he was killed the next day by one of Nassuc's purification squads. |
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Captain Benjamin SIsko |
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Odo |
3 |
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Lt. Commander Jadzia Dax |
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Lt. Ezri Dax |
5 |
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Lt. Commander Worf |
6 |
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Jake Sisko |
| 7 |
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Chief MIles O'Brien |
8 |
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Quark |
9 |
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Doctor Julian Bashir |
| 10 |
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Colonel Kira Nerys |
11 |
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Gul Dukat |
12 |
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Vedek Bareil Antos |
| 13 |
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Jannifer Sisko |
14 |
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Damar |
15 |
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Keiko O'Brien |
| 16 |
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Weyoun |
17 |
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Brunt |
18 |
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Vic Fontaine |
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Enabran Tain |
20 |
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Nog |
21 |
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Kai Winn Adami |
| 22 |
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Rom |
23 |
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Martok |
24 |
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The Female Changeling |
| 25 |
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Kasidy Yates |
26 |
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Sarah Sisko |
27 |
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Leeta |
| 28 |
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Admiral Alynna Nechayev |
29 |
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Gowron |
30 |
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Shakaar Edon |
| 31 |
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Elim Garak |
32 |
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Luther Sloan |
33 |
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Kai Opaka Sulan |
| 34 |
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Grand Nagus Zek |
35 |
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Mora Pol |
36 |
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Maihar'du |
| 37 |
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Lursa and B'Etor |
38 |
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Morn |
39 |
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Tosk |
| 40 |
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The Hunter |
41 |
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Q |
42 |
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Vash |
| 43 |
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Ty Kajada |
44 |
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Aamin Maritza |
45 |
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Minister Jaro Essa |
| 46 |
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Li Nalas |
47 |
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General Krim |
48 |
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Verad |
| 49 |
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Mareel |
50 |
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Melora Pazlar |
51 |
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Pel |
| 52 |
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Haneek |
53 |
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Martus Mazur |
54 |
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Alexander Rozhenko |
| 55 |
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Gul Evek |
56 |
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Cal Hudson |
57 |
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Raymond Boone |
| 58 |
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Michael Eddington |
59 |
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Grilka |
60 |
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Thomas Riker |
| 61 |
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Korinas |
62 |
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Detective Preston |
63 |
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Michael Webb |
| 64 |
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Legate Turrel |
65 |
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Gilora Rejal |
66 |
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Vedek Yarka |
| 67 |
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The Intendant |
68 |
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Adult Jake Sisko |
69 |
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Goran'Agar |
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Tora Ziyal |
71 |
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Faith Garland |
72 |
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Admiral Leyton |
| 73 |
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Kurn |
74 |
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Onaya |
75 |
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Toman'torax |
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Trevean |
77 |
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Arne Darvin |
78 |
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Arandis |
| 79 |
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Fullerton Pascal |
80 |
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Thrax |
81 |
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Captain Sanders |
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Ikat'ika |
83 |
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Dr. Lewis Zimmerman |
84 |
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Arissa |
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Yelgrun |
86 |
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Kimara Cretak |
87 |
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Ishka |
| 88 |
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Lwaxana Troi |
89 |
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Admiral William Ross |
90 |
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Joseph Sisko |
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Mullibok |
92 |
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Varani |
93 |
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Colyus |
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Rurigan |
95 |
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Kor |
96 |
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Koloth |
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Kang |
98 |
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Kovat |
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Lt. General Rex Denning |
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Regent of Palamar |
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Front: Arbazan, Argrathi, Bajoran
Back: Benzite, Betazoid, Bolian |
A2 |
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Front: Boslic, Breen, Cardassian
Back: Changeling, Dosi, El-Aurian |
A3 |
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Front: Elaysian, Ennis, Ferengi
Back: Finnean, Flaxian, Halanan |
| A4 |
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Front: Hunter, Hupyrian, Idanian
Back: Jem'Hadar, Karemma, Kellerun |
A5 |
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Front: Klaestron, Klingon, Kobheerian
Back: Kobliad, Kressar, Lethean |
A6 |
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Front: Lissepian, Lurian, Markalian
Back: Miradorn, Nausicaan, Nol-Ennis |
| A7 |
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Front: Pah-wraith, Pakled, Palamarian
Back: Paradan, Prophet, Rakhari |
A8 |
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Front: Risian, Romulan, Skrreea
Back: Teplan, T'Lani, Tosk |
A9 |
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Front: Trill, Vorta, Vulcan
Back: Wadi, Yaderan, Yridian |
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Rule #1
"Once you have their money, you never give it back." |
RA2 |
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Rule #3
"Never spend more for an acquisition than you have to." |
RA3 |
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Rule #6
"Never allow family to stand in the way of opportunity." |
| RA4 |
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Rule #7
"Keep your ears open and your eyes on the mark." |
RA5 |
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Rule #9
"Opportunity plus instinc equals profit." |
RA6 |
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Rule #10
"Greed is eternal" |
| RA7 |
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Rule #16
"A deal is a deal." |
RA8 |
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Rule #17
"A contract is a contract is a contract... but only between Ferengi." |
RA9 |
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Rule #18
"A Ferengi without profit is no Ferengi at all." |
| RA10 |
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Rule #21
"Never place friendship above profit." |
RA11 |
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Rule #22
"A wise man can hear profit in the wind." |
RA12 |
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Rule #31
"Never make fun of a Ferengi's mother." |
| RA13 |
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Rule #33
"It never hurts to suck up to the boss." |
RA14 |
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Rule #34
"War is good for business." |
RA15 |
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Rule #35
"Peace is good for business." |
| RA16 |
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Rule #47
"Don't trust a man wearing a better suit than your own." |
RA17 |
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Rule #48
"The bigger the smile, the sharper the knife." |
RA18 |
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Rule #57
"Good customers are as rare as latinum. Treasure them." |
| RA19 |
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Rule #59
"Free advice is seldom cheap." |
RA20 |
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Rule #62
"Profit is its own reward. The riskier the road, the greater the profit." |
RA21 |
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Rule #75
"Home is where the heart is, but the stars are made of latinum." |
| RA22 |
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Rule #76
"Every once in a while, declare peace. It confuses the hell out of your enemies." |
RA23 |
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Rule #94
"Females and finances don't mix." |
RA24 |
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Rule #98
"Every man has his price." |
| RA25 |
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Rule #102
"Nature decays, but latinum lasts forever." |
RA26 |
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Rule #103
"Sleep can interfere with... ." |
RA27 |
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Rule #109
"Dignity and an empty sack is worth the sack." |
| RA28 |
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Rule #111
"Treat people in your debt like family... expolit them." |
RA29 |
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Rule #112
"Never have sex with the boss's sister." |
RA30 |
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Rule #125
"You can't make a deal if you're dead." |
| RA31 |
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Rule #139
"Wives serve, brothers inherit." |
RA32 |
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Rule #168
"Whisper your way to success." |
RA33 |
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Rule #190
"Hear all, trust nothing." |
| RA34 |
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Rule #194
"It's always good to know about new customers before they walk in your door." |
RA35 |
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Rule #203
"New customers are like razor-toothed gree-worms. They can be succulent, but sometimes they bite back." |
RA36 |
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Rule #208
"Sometimes the only thing more dangerous than a question is an answer." |
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RA1 (Front)
"Once you have their money, you never give it back." |
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RA2 (Front)
"Never spend more for an acquisition than you have to." |
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RA3 (Front)
"Never allow family to stand in the way of opportunity." |
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RA1 (Back)
"Once you have their money, you never give it back." |
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RA2 (Back)
"Never spend more for an acquisition than you have to." |
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RA3 (Back)
"Never allow family to stand in the way of opportunity." |
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RA4 (Front)
"Keep your ears open and your eyes on the mark." |
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RA5 (Front)
"Opportunity plus instinc equals profit." |
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RA6 (Front)
"Greed is eternal" |
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RA4 (Back)
"Keep your ears open and your eyes on the mark." |
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RA5 (Back)
"Opportunity plus instinc equals profit." |
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RA6 (Back)
"Greed is eternal" |
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RA7 (Front)
"A deal is a deal." |
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RA8 (Front)
"A contract is a contract is a contract... but only between Ferengi." |
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RA9 (Front)
"A Ferengi without profit is no Ferengi at all." |
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RA7 (Back)
"A deal is a deal." |
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RA8 (Back)
"A contract is a contract is a contract... but only between Ferengi." |
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RA9 (Back)
"A Ferengi without profit is no Ferengi at all." |
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RA10 (Front)
"Never place friendship above profit." |
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RA11 (Front)
"A wise man can hear profit in the wind." |
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RA12 (Front)
"Never make fun of a Ferengi's mother." |
| - |
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RA10 (Back)
"Never place friendship above profit." |
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RA11 (Back)
"A wise man can hear profit in the wind." |
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RA12 (Back)
"Never make fun of a Ferengi's mother." |
| - |
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RA13 (Front)
"It never hurts to suck up to the boss." |
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RA14 (Front)
"War is good for business." |
- |
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RA15 (Front)
"Peace is good for business." |
| - |
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RA13 (Back)
"It never hurts to suck up to the boss." |
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RA14 (Back)
"War is good for business." |
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RA15 (Back)
"Peace is good for business." |
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RA16 (Front)
"Don't trust a man wearing a better suit than your own." |
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RA17 (Front)
"The bigger the smile, the sharper the knife." |
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RA18 (Front)
"Good customers are as rare as latinum. Treasure them." |
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RA16 (Back)
"Don't trust a man wearing a better suit than your own." |
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RA17 (Back)
"The bigger the smile, the sharper the knife." |
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RA18 (Back)
"Good customers are as rare as latinum. Treasure them." |
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RA19 (Front)
"Free advice is seldom cheap." |
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RA20 (Front)
"Profit is its own reward. The riskier the road, the greater the profit." |
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RA21 (Front)
"Home is where the heart is, but the stars are made of latinum." |
| - |
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RA19 (Back)
"Free advice is seldom cheap." |
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RA20 (Back)
"Profit is its own reward. The riskier the road, the greater the profit." |
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RA21 (Back)
"Home is where the heart is, but the stars are made of latinum." |
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RA22 (Front)
"Every once in a while, declare peace. It confuses the hell out of your enemies." |
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RA23 (Front)
"Females and finances don't mix." |
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RA24 (Front)
"Every man has his price." |
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RA22 (Back)
"Every once in a while, declare peace. It confuses the hell out of your enemies." |
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RA23 (Back)
"Females and finances don't mix." |
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RA24 (Back)
"Every man has his price." |
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RA25 (Front)
"Nature decays, but latinum lasts forever." |
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RA26 (Front)
"Sleep can interfere with... ." |
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RA27 (Front)
"Dignity and an empty sack is worth the sack." |
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RA25 (Back)
"Nature decays, but latinum lasts forever." |
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RA26 (Back)
"Sleep can interfere with... ." |
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RA27 (Back)
"Dignity and an empty sack is worth the sack." |
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RA28 (Front)
"Treat people in your debt like family... expolit them." |
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RA29 (Front)
"Never have sex with the boss's sister." |
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RA30 (Front)
"You can't make a deal if you're dead." |
| - |
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RA28 (Back)
"Treat people in your debt like family... expolit them." |
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RA29 (Back)
"Never have sex with the boss's sister." |
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RA30 (Back)
"You can't make a deal if you're dead." |
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RA31 (Front)
"Wives serve, brothers inherit." |
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RA32 (Front)
"Whisper your way to success." |
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RA33 (Front)
"Hear all, trust nothing." |
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RA31 (Back)
"Wives serve, brothers inherit." |
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RA32 (Back)
"Whisper your way to success." |
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RA33 (Back)
"Hear all, trust nothing." |
| - |
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RA34 (Front)
"It's always good to know about new customers before they walk in your door." |
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RA35 (Front)
"New customers are like razor-toothed gree-worms. They can be succulent, but sometimes they bite back." |
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RA36 (Front)
"Sometimes the only thing more dangerous than a question is an answer." |
| - |
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RA34 (Back)
"It's always good to know about new customers before they walk in your door." |
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RA35 (Back)
"New customers are like razor-toothed gree-worms. They can be succulent, but sometimes they bite back." |
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RA36 (Back)
"Sometimes the only thing more dangerous than a question is an answer." |
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Back of Martineck sketch card |
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| R1 |
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BENJAMIN SISKO and MICHAEL EDDINGTON
Benjamin Sisko didn't want Starfleet security officer Michael Eddington assigned to Deep Space 9, as he already had a security chief in Constable Odo. Sisko's relationship with Eddington improved over time, but it turned sharply adversarial when Eddington defected to the Maquis. Sisko pursued and eventually caught Eddington, who viewed himself as the hero and Sisko the nemesis in Les Miserables. Later, Eddington earned Sisko's respect when he gave his life helping Sisko and others escape a Jem'Hadar base. |
R2 |
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BENJAMIN SISKO and JAKE SISKO
Sisko and Jake enjoyed a close relationship, which was vital to them both after Jennifer Sisko died. Jake was 11 years old when he moved with his father to Deep Space 9, and in the years that followed, Benjamin watched his son grow up to be a thoughtful and talented writer. Among their mutual interests was baseball; they often went to the station's holo-suites to re-enact famous moments in the game's history. It was Jake who introduced his father to Kasidy Yates and served as best man at their wedding. |
R3 |
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BENJAMIN SISKO and MIRROR JENNIFER SISKO
Benjamin Sisko met the alternate version of his late wife, Jennifer, during a mission in the mirror universe to help Terran rebels fight the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance. This Jennifer had reason to hate Benjamin, but he overcame her animosity and convinced her to join the rebellion. They met again when the mirror Jennifer lured Benjamin back to help build a Defiant-class vessel. The pair grew closer during that encounter, making it all the more difficult for Ben when Jennifer was killed by the mirror Kira. |
| R4 |
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KIRA NERYS and GUL DUKAT
Kira Nerys and Gul Dukat were adversaries, as Dukat was a key figure in Cardassia's occupation of Bajor, but their relationship was complicated and continually evolving. Dukat was fascinated with Kira, whose mother had been Dukat's lover. Although Kira rejected Dukat's interest, she did manage to work with him on occasion. Dukat entrusted Kira with his daughter, Ziyal, who became Kira's close friend while living on Deep Space 9. Kira and Dukat lost whatever truce existed between them when Dukat allied himself with the Dominion and became a disciple of the Pah-wraiths. |
R5 |
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KIRA NERYS and BAREIL ANTOS
Bareil Antos and Kira Nerys discovered their mutual attraction during a visit by the vedek to Deep Space 9. Their romance blossomed as Kira realized that she was in love with Bareil. His role in covering up the truth about the Kendra Valley Massacre on Bajor troubled Kira but did not adversely affect her feelings for him. Later, when a transport vessel accident left Bareil mortally injured, Kira had a hard time letting him go. Alone with the unconscious vedek during his final moments, Kira finally said goodbye. |
R6 |
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JADZIA DAX and QUARK
The friendship between Quark and Jadzia Dax, however unlikely it might have seemed to their crewmates, was nonetheless genuine and long-standing. Jadzia's interest in Ferengi society endeared her to Quark, who often invited her to play tongo with him. During Jadzia's zhian'tara ceremony, Quark agreed to suffer the embarrassment of embodying Audrid Dax, one of Dax's previous hosts. After Jadzia's death, Quark took part in Worf's mission to destroy the Monac shipyards to help Jadzia enter Sto-Vo-Kor. |
| R7 |
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JADZIA DAX and LENARA KAHN
The previous hosts of Jadzia Dax and Lenara Kahn, a Trill scientist, had been married, so it was not completely unexpected that the two should fall in love again during Kahn's visit to Deep Space 9. However, their rekindled relationship violated the Trill taboo against re-association. In the end, Lenara made the painful decision to end the relationship, since continuing it would mean expulsion from Trill society and an end to any further joinings for Dax and Kahn. |
R8 |
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OOD and QUARK
Odo and Quark were adversaries from their earliest days on Deep Space 9, and yet—though Odo was loath to admit it—they were also friends. When Odo's constant vigilance wasn't disrupting one of Quark's shady business activities, the two found time to exchange insults in Quark's Bar. Quark was quite fond of the shapeshifter, and he made sure to say goodbye before Odo left the station for the Great Link. Odo, for his part, admitted to Kira that he would miss Quark. |
R9 |
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ODO and WEYOUN
The Founders genetically engineered the Vorta to exalt the Founders as gods, so it was no wonder that Weyoun revered Odo despite the latter's association with the Federation. During the Dominion's brief occupation of Deep Space 9, Weyoun 5 gave Odo a seat on Dukat's ruling council. His successor, Weyoun 6, reached out to Odo to help him defect from the Dominion. Ultimately he sacrificed himself to save Odo, but before dying, Weyoun received Odo's blessing. |
| R10 |
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MILES O'BRIEN and JULIAN BASHIR
A strong friendship developed between Miles O'Brien and Julian Bashir as the two served together on Deep Space 9. They enioved a rivalry in leisure activities like darts and racquetball, and they helped each other survive difficult experiences with the Jem'Hadar and other foes. Bashir and O'Brien didn't always agree, but they respected each other's opinions. O'Brien thought Bashir would make a great father, but the doctor didn't see himself as the family type. |
R11 |
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WORF and GOWRON
Worf was an early supporter of Gowron's leadership of the Klingon Empire, and Gowron considered him a friend. Their relationship soured, however, when Worf refused to help the chancellor invade Cardassia. Gowron responded by exiling Worf from the Empire. During the Dominion War, Gowron's poor battle strategies—not to mention his efforts to discredit General Martok—led Worf to challenge Gowron. Dueling with bat'leths, Worf killed Gowron and then passed the mantle of chancellor to Martok. |
R12 |
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QUARK and BRUNT
Liquidator Brunt of the Ferengi Commerce Authority grew to hate Quark. Brunt held Quark responsible when his mother Ishka illegally earned profit, and again when the Ferengi employees of Quark's bar formed a union. Eventually Brunt expelled Quark from the Ferengi business world for breaking a contract. In time, Quark got his license back while foiling Brunt's scheme to install himself as the new Grand Nagus. Later, the pair managed to work together to rescue Ishka from the Dominion. |
| R13 |
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JULIAN BASHIR and ELIM GARAK
At first, Julian Bashir was interested in Elim Garak because he suspected that the Cardassian tailor was a spy. Garak and Bashir began to meet regularly for lunch, and an enduring friendship was born. After working together to expose one of Gul Dukat's plots, Bashir and Garak played out other intrigues in Bashir's spy holoprogram. They also fought side-by-side in real-life missions during the Dominion War. When a brain implant nearly killed Garak, Bashir went beyond the call of duty to save his friend. |
R14 |
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ROM and MILES O'BRIEN
Rom and Miles O'Brien had little in common until Rom decided to pursue his engineering talents instead of working in Quark's bar. Rom joined O'Brien's maintenance team and the two spent more time together, which proved critical when Keiko O'Brien was taken over by a Pah-wraith. Rom figured out the Pah-wraith's objective, allowing Miles to derail the alien's plan to obliterate the Prophets in the wormhole. Recognizing the Ferengi's talents and his help in the affair, Miles promoted Rom to the day shift. |
R15 |
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JAKE SISKO and NOG
Jake and Nog came from extremely different cultures, but that didn't stop the two boys from quickly becoming friends on Deep Space 9. Jake taught Nog to read and encouraged him to attend the station's school. Nog's treatment of females appalled Jake and their attempts at double-dating proved disastrous, but their friendship endured. Jake supported Nog when the latter chose to enter Starfeet Academy. When Nog returned to Deep Space 9, the two friends decided to share quarters together. |
| R16 |
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DAMAR and DUKAT
Damar was Dukat's chief adjutant in the Cardassian military, and he viewed Dukat as a mentor. Dukat and Damar agreed on the need for Cardassia to join the Dominion, and Dukat promoted Damar to the rank of gul. Their relationship came to an abrupt end when Damar killed Dukat's daughter, Ziyal, for aiding the Federation. When they met for the last time, Damar urged Dukat to resume his role as leader of Cardassia. Dukat chose to follow the Pah-wraiths instead. |
R17 |
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ELIM GARAK and TORA ZIYAL
When Garak first met Ziyal, he thought the half-Bajoran, half-Cardassian girl might try to kill him because of the acrimony between himself and her father, Dukat. However, as Garak and Ziyal were the only Cardassians on the station, they formed a bond. Dukat was outraged when he learned that Ziyal had fallen in love with Garak. Nevertheless, Ziyal held fast to her feelings for the outcast Cardassian. When she was killed by Damar, Garak felt the loss keenly. |
R18 |
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DUKAT and WINN ADAMI
Dukat posed as a Bajoran to meet with Winn Adami, whose help he needed to destroy the Prophets. As Dukat manipulated Winn, their relationship grew intimate. When she learned his true identity, she overcame her doubts and joined his cause. In the Bajoran Fire Caves, Winn killed Dukat as a sacrifice to the Pah-wraiths. However, they resurrected him and turned against her, prompting a last-minute change of heart for Winn. She tried to help Sisko destroy Dukat, but he killed her in the fire pit. |
| SL28 |
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Jem'Hadar and Runabout |
SL29 |
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U.S.S. Defiant and Jem'Hadar |
SL30 |
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U.S.S. Defiant and Deep Space Nine |
| SL31 |
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U.S.S. Defiant |
SL32 |
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U.S.S. Defiant and Cardassian Battlecruiser |
SL33 |
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U.S.S. Defiant |
| SL34 |
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U.S.S. Defiant |
SL35 |
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U.S.S. Defiant |
SL36 |
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Battle of Cardassia |
| Backs |
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| D1 |
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Sisko and Dax |
D2 |
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Sisko and Kira |
D3 |
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Sisko and Quark |
| D4 |
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Sisko and Worf |
D5 |
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Sisko and Odo |
D6 |
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Sisko and O'Brien |
| D7 |
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Sisko and Bashir |
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| D1 |
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Sisko and Dax |
D2 |
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Sisko and Kira |
D3 |
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Sisko and Quark |
| D4 |
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Sisko and Worf |
D5 |
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Sisko and Odo |
D6 |
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Sisko and O'Brien |
| D7 |
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Sisko and Bashir |
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| BP1 |
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Benjamin Sisko
Second Base |
BP2 |
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Jake Sisko
Pitcher |
BP3 |
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Julian Bashir
Right Field |
| BP4 |
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Miles O'Brien
Coach |
BP5 |
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Worf
First Base |
BP6 |
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Leeta
Left Field |
| BP7 |
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Ezri Dax
Center Field |
BP8 |
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Rom
Pinch Hitter |
BP9 |
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Quark
Right Field |
| BP10 |
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Nira Nerys
Shortstop |
BP11 |
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Nog
Catcher |
BP12 |
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Kasidy Yates
Third Base |
| CC1 |
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Judgement Day, Part I
Issue 1
November 1996 |
CC2 |
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Judgement Day, Part II
Issue 2
December 1996 |
CC3 |
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The Cancer Within, Part I
Issue 3
January 1997 |
| CC4 |
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The Cancer Within, Part II
Issue 4
February 1997 |
CC5 |
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The Shadow Group
Issue 5
March 1997 |
CC6 |
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Risk, Part I
Issue 6
April 1997 |
| CC7 |
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Risk, Part II
Issue 7
May 1997 |
CC8 |
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Public Enemies, Private Lives, Part I
Issue 8
August 1997 |
CC9 |
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Public Enemies, Private Lives, Part II
Issue 9
September 1997 |
| CC10 |
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Lwaxana Troi and the Wedding of Doom
Issue 10
October 1997 |
CC11 |
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Four Funerals and a Wedding
Issue 11
November 1997 |
CC12 |
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Telepathy War, Part 2: Command Decisions
Issue 12
December 1997 |
| CC13 |
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Telepathy War, Part 3: Day of Honor
Issue 13
January 1998 |
CC14 |
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Nobody Knows the Tribbles I've Seen
Issue 14
February 1998 |
CC15 |
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Requiem in Obsidian
Issue 15
March 1998 |
| RC1 |
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Includes a piece of the Routines and Duty Roster Display Panel |
RC1
Back |
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Back of RC1 |
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Captain Sisko
Sequentially hand numbered to 120 |
2 of 2 |
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Kira Nerys
Sequentially hand numbered to 90 |
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Kristin Allen
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Jennifer Allyn
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León Braojos
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| - |
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Lee Brown
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Carlos Cabaleiro
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- |
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Adam Cleveland
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| - |
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Bill Crabb
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- |
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Louise Draper
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- |
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Marcia Dye
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| - |
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Connie Faye
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- |
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Sammy Gomez
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- |
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Javier Gonzalez
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| - |
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Daniel Gorman
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- |
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Kevin Graham
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- |
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Charles Hall
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| - |
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Danny Hayman
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- |
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Debbie Jackson
 |
- |
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Michael James
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| - |
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Lee Lightfoot
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- |
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Rich Molinelli
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- |
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Gener Pedrina
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| - |
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Brent Ragland
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- |
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Mark Shadows
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- |
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Emily Tester
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| - |
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Huy Trong
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- |
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Brad Utterstrom
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Chris Meeks
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Jeff Mallinson
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Roy Cover
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Dual Autographs |
| DA2 |
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Michael Canavan & Shannon Cochran
as Tamal & Kalita
in "Defiant"
© 2018 |
DA3 |
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Armin Shimerman & Max Grodenchik
as Quark & Rom
© 2017 |
DA4 |
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Wallace Shawn & Armin Shimerman
as Grand Nagus Zek & Quark
© 2017 |
| DA5 |
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Chase Masterson & Max Grodenchik
as Leeta & Rom
© 2017 |
DA6 |
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Wendy Robie & Tracy Scoggins
as Ulani Belor & Gilora Rejal
in "Destiny"
© 2017 |
DA8 |
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Nana Visitor & Rene Auberjonois
as Kira Nerys & Odo
© 2017 |
Single Autographs |
| - |
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Marc Alaimo
as Gul Dukat
© 2018 |
- |
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Marc Alaimo
as Anjohl Tennan
© 2018 |
- |
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Felecia Bell
as Jennifer Sisko
in "Emissary"
© 2017
Card incorrectly states "The Emissary" |
| - |
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Max Grodenchik
as Rom
© 2017 |
- |
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Deborah Lacey
as Sarah Sisko
in "Image in the Sand"
© 2017 |
- |
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Chase Masterson
as Leeta
© 2017 |
| - |
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Bill Mumy
as Kellin
in "The Siege of AR-558"
© 2017 |
- |
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Iggy Pop
as Yelgrun
in "The Magnificent Ferengi"
© 201 |
- |
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Andrew Robinson
as ElimGarak
© 2017 |
| - |
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Wendy Robie
as Ulani Belor
in "Destiny"
© 2017 |
- |
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Deborah Van Valkenburgh
as Detective Preston
in "Past Tense, part II"
© 2017 |
- |
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Vanessa Williams
as Arandis
in "Let He Who is Without Sin..."
© 2017 |
| - |
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Daphne Ashbrook
as Melora Pazlar
in "Melora"
© 2017 |
- |
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Cyia Batten
as Tora Ziyal
in "Indiscretion"
© 2015 |
- |
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Susan Bay Nimoy
as Admiral Rollman
in "Past Prologue"
© 2017 |
| - |
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Felecia Bell
as Mirror Jennifer Sisko
in "Shattered Mirror"
© 2017 |
- |
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Barbara Bosson
as Roana
in "Rivals"
© 2017 |
- |
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Michael Canavan
as Tamal
in "Defiant"
© 2018 |
| - |
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Bernie Casey
as Calvin Hudson
in "The Maquis, part I"
© 2017 |
- |
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Shannon Cochran
as Sirella
in "You are Cordially Invited"
© 2017 |
- |
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Brett Cullen
as Deral
in "Meridian"
© 2017 |
| - |
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Joseph Culp
as Raimus
in "Honor Among Thieves"
© 2018 |
- |
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Bertila Damas
as Sakonna
in "The Maquis"
© 2016 |
- |
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Fionnula Flanagan
as Enina Tandro
in "Dax"
© 2017 |
| - |
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Wayne Grace
as Cardassian Legate
in "Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night"
© 2016 |
- |
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Molly Hagan
as Eris
in "The Jem'Hadar"
© 2017 |
- |
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Annette Helde
as Karina
in "Visionary"
© 2016 |
| - |
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Kaitlin Hopkins
as Kilana
in "The Ship"
© 2016 |
- |
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Deirdre L. Imershein
as Lt. Watley
in "Trials and Tribble-ations"
© 2015 |
- |
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Salome Jens
as Female Shapeshifter
© 2015 |
| - |
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Jill Jacobson
as Chalan Aroya
in "Broken Link"
© 2016 |
- |
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Stephen Macht
as General Krim
in "The Circle"
© 2017 |
- |
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Dick Miller
as Vin
in "Past Tense, parts I & II"
© 2017 |
| - |
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Courtney Peldon
as Cadet Karen Farris
in "Valiant"
© 2017 |
- |
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Camille Saviola
as Kai Opaka
© 2018 |
- |
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Tracy Scoggins
as Gilora Rejal
in "Destiny"
© 2017 |
| - |
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Wallace Shawn
as Grand Nagus Zek
© 2017 |
- |
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Hilary Shepard Turner
as Hoya
in "The Ship"
© 2015
Back of card incorrectly states "in Benzite" |
- |
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Hilary Shepard Turner
as Lauren
in "Stastistical Probabilities"
© 2015 |
| - |
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James Sloyan
as Mora Pol
in "The Begotten"
© 2016 |
- |
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Melanie Smith
as Tora Ziyal
© 2016 |
- |
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Heidi Swedberg
as Rekelen
in "Profit and Loss"
© 2017 |
| - |
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Joel Swetow
as Gul Jasad
in "Emissary"
© 2015 |
- |
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Hélène Udy
as Pel
in "Rules of Acquisition"
© 2017 |
- |
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Steven Weber
as Colonel Day Kannu
in "The Siege"
© 2018 |
| - |
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Bridget Ann White
as Larell
in "Who Mourns for Morn?"
© 2017 |
- |
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Harris Yulin
as Aamin Marritza
in "Duet"
© 2018 |
- |
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Charlie Brill
as Arne Darvin
in "Trials and Tribble-ations"
© 2015 |
| - |
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Julie Caitlin Brown
as Ty Kajada
in "The Passenger"
© 2017 |
- |
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Shannon Cochran
as Kalita
in "Defiant"
© 2017 |
- |
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Leland Crooke
as Gelnon
in "One Little Ship" & "Honor Among Thieves"
© 2018 |
| - |
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Galyn Görg
as Korena Sisko
in "The Visitor"
© 2015 |
- |
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Jim Metzler
as Chris Brynner
in ""Past Tense, part I"
© 2017 |
- |
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Paul Popowich
as Captain Tim Watters
in "Valiant"
© 2017 |
| - |
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Mark Allen Shepherd
as Morn
© 2018 |
- |
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Bill Smitrovich
as Michael Webb
in "Past Tense, part I"
© 2017 |
- |
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Patricia Tallman
as Defiant Weapons Officer
in "The Way of the Warrior"
© 2016 |
Wormhole Design |
| - |
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Andrea Martin
as Ishka
© 2009 |
- |
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Susannah Thompson
as Dr. Lenara Kahn
in "Rejoined"
© 2011 |
|
Silver Series Autographs |
| - |
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Rene Auberjonois
as Odo
© 2017 |
- |
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Michael Dorn
as Worf
© 2016 |
- |
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Terry Farrell
as Jadzia Dax
© 2016 |
| - |
 |
Armin Shimerman
as Quark
© 2017 |
- |
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Alexander Siddig
as Julian Bashir
© 2016 |
- |
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Nana Visitor
as Kira Nerys
© 2016 |
| - |
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Avery Brooks
as Benjamin Sisko
© 2015 |
|
Archive Box Exclusive Autographs |
| - |
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Bernie Casey
as Calvin Hudson
in "The Maquis, part II"
© 2017 |
- |
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Deborah Lacey
as Sarah Sisko
in "Image in the Sand"
© 2017 |
- |
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Chase Masterson
as Leeta
in "Explorers"
© 2017 |
| - |
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Jim Metzler
as Chris Brynner
in ""Past Tense, part I"
© 2017 |
- |
 |
Bill Mumy
as Kellin
in "The Siege of AR-558"
© 2017 |
- |
 |
Iggy Pop
as Yelgrun
in "The Magnificent Ferengi"
© 2017
Star Trek Aliens series |
| - |
 |
Andrew Robinson
as Garak
© 2017 |
- |
 |
Bill Smitrovich
as Michael Webb
in "Past Tense, part II"
© 2017 |
- |
 |
Nana Visitor
as Intendant Kira
© 2017 |
| CT1 |
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Heroes Montage |
CT2 |
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Villains Montage |
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6 Case Incentive
Terry Farrell and Nana Visitor Dual Autograph Card
as Jadzia Dax and Kira Nerys
© 2016
Unlike the other duals in this set, this one is unnumbered |
LA4 |
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9 Case Incentive
Avery Brooks Legends of Star Trek Autograph Card
as Captain Benjamin Sisko
© 2007 |
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Captain Sisko Rendered Art Metal Card |
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Binder with 1 nine-pocket page and P3 Promo |
| - |
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Set of 4 cut color printing plates (black, cyan, magenta, yellow) used to make the front of one base set card
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Back of cards |
| P1 |
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General Distribution
Sisko & Dukat |
P2 |
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Non Sport Update Magazine
Kira Nerys & Winn Adami |
P3 |
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Binder Exclusive
Odo & Female Changeling |
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