CCG: In a Mirror, Darkly
Released in June of 2007, In A Mirror, Darkly, an expansion of the Star Trek Customizable Card Game, re-visits the mirror universe. In following with the "mirror" nature of this expansion, several cards were named after previous expansions. With goatees and scars and what looks like good people doing bad things, everything looks different when you look into a dark mirror.

Dilemmas 
Aftereffects
Game Play: The player randomly selects three personnel. If the total cost of those personnel is five or less, they are killed, Otherwise, the player randomly selects one of those personnel to be stopped. Card number 13C1.
Image Source: Commander Charles Tucker III and Lieutenant Malcolm Reed survey the damage done in Florida by the Xindi weapon on Earth in .
"It fired a weapon that cut a swath four thousand kilometers long from Florida to Venezuela."
Captain Jonathan Archer
Alien Conspiracy
Game Play: The player chooses three personnel. The player's opponent chooses one of those personnel to be stopped. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13C2.
Image Source: Phlox, T'Pol and Soval from the mirror universe aboard the  in .
"Sabotage the Defiant? Have you lost your senses?"
Doctor Phlox
Captured by the Breen
Game Play: The player randomly selects three personnel. If the total cost of those personnel is four or less, they are placed in the opponent's brig. Otherwise, the player randomly selects one of those personnel to be stopped. Card number 13U3.
Image Source:  Ezri Dax and Lieutenant Commander Worf held upside-down in a Breen brig in .
"We must not give up. The first duty of any captured officer is to attempt escape."
Lieutenant Commander Worf
Chula: The Dice - This card also has a foil version
Game Play: Unless the player has a personnel with Integrity greater that six, a second personnel with Cunning greater than six and a third personnel with Strength greater than six, all of their personnel are stopped. Card number 13R4.
Image Source: Three dice on a Chula board in .
"Roll! Roll? But you haven't even told me the rules yet!"
Quark
Crew Advancement
Game Play: The player's opponent places the top two cards of his or her dilemma pile face up beneath this mission. They then name an attribute (Integrity, Cunning, or Strength). The player's personnel with the highest named attribute is stopped. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13C5.
Image Source: Major Malcolm Reed and an unnamed MACO step out of a turbolift with weapons raised in .
"I've relieved Captain Forrest of duty and assumed command of Enterprise.
The newly self-promoted Captain Jonathan Archer
Dangerous Missions
Game Play: This card is placed on the mission. Each personnel who has a cost of two or less cannot use his or her skills while facing dilemmas. At the end of this turn, this dilemma is overcome. Card number 13U6.
Image Source: Ensign Hoshi Sato, Commander Charles Tucker III, and Sub-Commander T'Pol on Rigel X in ."Central Security claims to have no record of Klaang, but they told me about an enclave on level nineteen where Klingons have been known to go. Something about live food."Sub-Commander T'Pol
Disarming Dream
Game Play: The player's opponent names a species. The player than randomly selects a personnel of that species to be stopped. Card number 13C7.
Image Source: Lieutenant Commander Data having his arm removed in a dream in ."I have had one hundred eleven dreams since I first discovered the program nine months ago. In all of that time, I have never experienced such strange and disturbing imagery in a dream. I believe it was ... a nightmare."Lieutenant Commander Data
Distraction
Game Play: The player chooses a number of personnel who have a total cost of four or more to be stopped. Card number 13C8.
Image Source: Lieutenant Uhura speaks with Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu on the bridge of  the  in ."You aren't very persistent, Mr. Sulu. The game has rules; you're ignoring them. I protest... and you come back. You didn't... come... back."Lieutenant Uhura
Fractured Time
Game Play: The player randomly selects nine personnel. All of the player's other personnel are removed from the game. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13C9.
Image Source: Several Worf's seen aboard the shuttlecraft Curie in ."In theory, the act of sealing the fissure should also restore the barriers between quantum states."An alternate Lieutenant Commander Data
Infestation
Game Play: The player's opponent may have more than three copies of this card in his or her dilemma pile. The player's personnel can face more than one copy of this dilemma during each mission attempt. The player chooses a personnel to be stopped. Card number 13U10.
Image Source: Captain James T. Kirk receives a tray of food from a food synthesizer that is filled with tribbles in ."This is my chicken sandwich and coffee."Captain James T. Kirk
Interphasic Effects
Game Play: The player's opponent places the top card of his or her dilemma pile face up beneath this mission. Unless the player has an Alternate Universe resident personnel, they randomly select a personnel to be killed and their opponent may choose to discard an event. Card number 13C11.
Image Source: Crewman Sussman found dead aboard the  in .Crewman Sussman was just one of many that lost their lives aboard the USS Defiant in 2268.Key to the Alpha Quadrant
Game Play: Unless the player has personnel with the skills of Astrometrics, Diplomacy, and Officer or Leadership, Security, and Treachery, the player randomly selects a personnel to be stopped, and if the opponent to the left of the player commands Mouth of the Wormhole, he or she scores five points. Card number 13U12.
Image Source: Lieutenant Commander Jadzia Dax stands next to an LCARS display depicting "Operation Return" in ."By putting together a task force comprised of elements from the Second, Fifth and Ninth fleets, I believe that we can take back Deep Space Nine, the most important piece of real estate in the quadrant."Captain Benjamin Sisko
New Advancements
Game Play: Unless the player has personnel with the skills of Diplomacy, Leadership, and Navigation or a ship at a completed space mission, the player randomly selects a personnel to be stopped, and if the opponent to the left of the player commands Earth, he or she may search their draw deck for two Starfleet affiliation cards. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13U13.
Image Source: The as-yet-unnamed  in spacedock in ."She'll be ready to launch in fourteen months."Admiral Maxwell Forrest
Paradan Replicant
Game Play: The player randomly selects a personnel to be stopped. If that personnel is not unique, the player removes all copies of that personnel in hand from the game, searches their draw deck for any additional copies of that personnel, removes them from the game, and shuffles their draw deck. Card number 13R14.
Image Source: Chief Miles O'Brien looks at his dead replicant after Dr. Julian Bashir examines him in ."There was a rumor you'd been abducted and replaced by a replicant."Dr. Julian Bashir
Paranoid Escape - This card also has a foil versionGame Play: This dilemma is placed on the mission. The player randomly selects a personnel to be removed from the game. They cannot play any cards that have the same title as that personnel (i.e. same name). When the player completes the mission, they put the removed personnel in his or her owner's hand and this dilemma is overcome. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13R15.
Image Source: Dr. Leonard McCoy entering the Guardian of Forever in ."So whatever's down there, McCoy's in the heart of it."Captain James T. Kirk
Preventative Repercussions
Game Play: The player randomly selects three personnel. If the total cost of those personnel is five or less, they are killed. Otherwise, the player randomly selects one of those personnel to be stopped. Card number 13C16.
Image Source: The Xindi weapon firing on Earth in ."There's been an attack on Earth. ... A probe. They don't know where it came from."Captain Jonathan Archer
Reflections 
Game Play: The player reveals a number of cards from the top of their deck equal to the number of Alternate Universe resident cards that their opponent commands. For each event or interrupt revealed, the player's opponent chooses a personnel to be stopped. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13C17.
Image Source: Lieutenant Commander T'Pol performing a mind meld on Commander Tucker in the mirror universe in ."I lured you away from Engineering with the promise of a sexual encounter... Once we were alone in my quarters, I implanted a telepathic suggestion... I compelled you to sabotage the power grid."Lieutenant Commander T'Pol
Security Weapons
Game Play: The player randomly selects a personnel to be stopped. If that personnel has a cost of two or less, he or she is killed instead. Card number 13C18."I'm detecting some kind of movement. ... It's heading in your direction. Moving fast."Unknown
Shattered
Game Play: Unless the player has personnel with the skills of Anthropology, Leadership, and Science or Engineer, Transporters, and a combined total Cunning greater than 28, a personnel is randomly selected to be stopped, and if the opponent on the player's left does not command a headquarters mission, he or she may take a Voyager resident personnel from his or her discard pile and place him aboard his or her ship at a Delta Quadrant mission. Card number 13U19.
Image Source: The  being struck by an energy discharge from a temporal anomaly in ."Different areas seem to exist in different time periods."Commander Chakotay
The Dal'Rok - This card also has a foil versionGame Play: Unless the player's personnel have a total cost greater than 17, for each headquarters mission the player commands, they randomly select a personnel to be killed and this dilemma returns to its owner's dilemma pile. Card number 13R20.
Image Source: The Dal'Rok above Faren Kag's village on Bajor in ."Many years ago, this village was deeply divided by hate and mistrust. The first Sirah knew that unless he could find a way to unite the people, the village would destroy itself. So he used the Orb fragment as a catalyst to give their fears a physical form."The Sirah
The Secret War
Game Play: Unless the player has personnel with the skill so Honor, Officer, and a total Integrity greater than 34 or Security, Treachery, and a total Strength greater than 34, they randomly select a personnel to be stopped, and if the opponent on the player's left commands Athos IV, that personnel is returned to his or her owner's hand instead. Card number 13U21.
Image Source: Commander Benjamin Sisko, Major Kira Nerys and Lieutenant Jadzia Dax unconscious after being shot by Calvin Hudson in ."I'm sorry we won't be working together, Benjamin... like old times."Calvin Hudson

 Equipment 
Multidimensional Transporter Device
Game Play: If the player wishes, they may discard this equipment to exchange their personnel present with a personnel in hand. Both of those personnel must have the same card title. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13C22.
Image Source: The MTD on a desk in Benjamin Sisko's quarters, left by Jennifer Sisko in ."I guess you could say we just stepped through the looking glass."Smiley
 Events 
Bigger Tattoo
Game Play: This card plays in the main area. When the player draws dilemmas, if their opponent's personnel are attempting a space mission, the player may remove a planet dilemma they have drawn from the game to draw two additional dilemmas, and vice versa. Card number 13R23.
Image Source: Q attempting to attract Captain Kathryn Janeway in .
Call of the Nagus
Game Play: The player may search their deck for three Ferengi affiliation personnel. They then choose an opponent to select two of those personnel to be placed beneath the player's Ferenginar (discard if the player does not command Ferenginar). The remaining personnel is placed in the player's hand. Discard this event. Card number 13C24.
Image Source: Commander Benjamin Sisko with the Grand Nagus' staff coercing Quark in coming on a mission in ."Now, are you going to defy the wishes of the Grand Nagus himself?""No, no, of course not. I'm happy to serve the Nagus any way I can."Commander Benjamin Sisko and Quark
Call to Arms
Game Play: This card plays in the main area. When the player wins combat or an engagement involving two of their personnel who both have a cost of four or more, they score ten points. Card number 13U25.
Image Source: The  and two other ships in space in the opening credits of  and ."No crew in Starfleet has been tested more in battle. I know I can count on each of you to perform your duty to the best of your ability. Nothing will impede our march toward victory. Long live the Empire."Captain Jonathan Archer
Captain's Log
Game Play: This card plays in the main area. While facing a dilemma, the player may exclude their corresponding Commander aboard his or her ship from random selections. Card number 13R26.
Image Source: Captain James T. Kirk on the bridge of the  in ."Captain's log, supplemental. Our orbit: tightening. Our need for efficiency: critical."Captain James T. Kirk
Energize
Game Play: When there are four cards on this event, it is discarded. This card plays in the main area. At the start of each of the player's turns, they place the top card of their deck on this event. The first non-TNG resident personnel the player plays each turn reduces its cost by two for each card on this event. Card number 13U27.
Image Source: Lieutenant Commander Dax, Captain Benjamin Sisko, and Constable Odo beam off of Deep Space 9 in .
Guardians Advice
Game Play: To play this event, the player must command three Alternate Universe resident personnel. This card plays in the main area. At the start of each of the player's turns, the opponent on their right places the top card of the player's dilemma pile beneath one of his or her non-headquarters missions. The player may spend two additional counters each turn. Card number 13R28.
Image Source: A Sphere-Builder seen in ."The time lines are in constant flux. ... Unless that's the outcome you desire, I suggest you find a way to launch the weapon."A Sphere-Builder
Necessary Evil
Game Play: To play this event, the player must command three Alternate Universe resident personnel. The player may remove one of their personnel from the game. This event is then discarded. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13R29. 
Image Source: Marlna Moreau at the controls for the tantalus field in ."You saved is back at Sickbay with the Tantalus field."Captain James T. Kirk
One Man Cannot Summon the Future
Game Play: This card plays in the main area. When the player plays an Alternate Universe resident card, if they command two non-Alternate Universe resident personnel, they may draw a card and then place a card from hand on the bottom of their deck. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13C30.
Image Source: Commander  and Captain James T. Kirk speak aboard the  in TOS: "Mirror, Mirror"."But one man can change the present."Captain James T. Kirk
Predicament
Game Play: To play this event, the player must command three Alternate Universe resident personnel. This card plays in the main area. When a personnel that the opponent on the player's right commands begins a mission attempt, the player may discard this event to draw three extra dilemmas and spend three extra in total cost on dilemma. Card number 13U31.
Image Source: Elim Garak is held by a collar and chain by Regent Worf in ."... it would be an overstatement to imply that I alone was responsible for our defeat."Elim Garak
Sabotaged Transporter
Game Play: This card plays in the main area. When a dilemma that the player owns is about to stop a personnel, they may discard a personnel who has a cost of four or more from hand to kill that personnel instead. Card number 13R32.
Image Source: Trentin Fala, dead due to a remat detonator in .Via direct sabotage or accidental equipment malfunction, converting the body into billions of kiloquads of data and zipping them through subspace can be dangerous.Seasoned Leader
Game Play: To play this event, the player must command three Alternate Universe resident, Starfleet affiliation personnel. This card plays in the main area. When the player plays a personnel who has a cost of four or more, they may choose one of the following options: draw a card; search their draw deck for a Starfleet affiliation personnel with the skill of Leadership; or shuffle up to two cards from hand into their owner's deck. Card number 13C33.
Image Source: Lieutenant Commander T'Pol in command of the ISS Enterprises bridge in .Command is often decided by force or treachery rather than logic or rules.Strange New Worlds
Game Play: This card play's on an opponent's mission. This card replaces the mission's requirements (and alternate requirements in game text) with the skills of Anthropology, Diplomacy, Law, and a total Integrity greater than 32. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13R34.
Image Source: Sub-Commander T'Pol on Rigel X in ."You should learn to objectify other cultures, so you know when to interfere, and when not to."Sub-Commander T'Pol
Temporal Flux Energy Ribbon - This card also has a foil versionGame Play: This card plays on a mission. At the start of each player's turn, that player removes a personnel he or she commands at this mission from the game and moves this event to a different mission. When this event is placed on a headquarters mission, it is removed from the game. Card number 13R35.
Image Source: The Nexus traveling through space in ."It was like... being inside joy. As if joy were something tangible, and you could wrap yourself up in it like a blanket."Guinan describing the effects of the Nexus.
The Inner Light
Game Play: To play this event, the player must not command any Borg affiliation cards. This card plays in the main area. When this event is played, the player may play an Alternate Universe resident personnel aboard their ship. That personnel loses each of his or her icons (except for the Alternate Universe resident and those in game text), gains the Staff ability icon, and becomes a Non-Aligned personnel. When this event is discarded, the personnel is killed. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13R36.
Image Source: Captain Jean-Luc Picard as Kamin looking at the village of Ressik on Kataan in ."Where is this...?"Captain Jean-Luc Picard
These Are The Voyages
Game Play: The player may draw a number of cards equal to the cost of one of their personnel, then place three cards from hand on the bottom of their deck in any order. This event is discarded. Card number 13C37.
Image Source: Enterprise over Earth in the opening credits of ."Up until about 100 years ago, there was one question that burned in every human, that made us study the stars and dream of traveling to them. Are we alone?... We are all explorers driven to know what's over the horizon, what's beyond our own shores."Unknown
To Be A Warrior
Game Play: This card plays in the main area. When the player's Klingon personnel who has a cost of four or more is about to be killed by a dilemma, the player may discard this event instead. Card number 13C38.
Image Source: Ch'Targh and Alexander Rozhenko fight in the mess hall of the  in ."Ch'Targh might have cut him a little, maybe broken a few bones, but nothing more. You say Alexander never wanted to become a warrior. Clearly he has changed his mind."General Martok
Unimatrix Zero
Game Play: To play this event, the player must command three Borg affiliation personnel. When the player plays this event, for each unique Borg personnel that they command, this event's cost reduces by one. This card plays in the main area. The player may spend an additional counter each turn. Each unique personnel the player commands gains an Alternate Universe residency. Card number 13R39.
Image Source: The Borg Queen stands in Unimatrix Zero with a boy in ."Assimilate you. Yes, but that's nothing to be afraid of. You like having friends, don't you? Assimilation turns us all into friends."Borg Queen
Vorta Experiment Tables
Game Play: To play this event, the player must command three Dominion affiliation personnel. This card plays in the main area. Each personnel the player owns whose cost is four or more gains an Alternate Universe residency. When the player completes a mission that requires Cunning, they score five points. Card number 13U40.
Image Source: Borath's laboratory on the  in ."... a little experiment. To see how they'd respond to an attempt by the Dominion to gain a foothold in the Alpha Quadrant."Borath
Watchdog
Game Play: To play this event, the player must command three Alternate Universe resident, Starfleet affiliation personnel. This card plays in the main area. While the player's personnel are facing a dilemma, they may play interrupts on this event as if they were in held in their hand. If the player wishes, they may place an interrupt from hand on this event without it actually "activating." This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13C41.
Image Source: Porthos in his quarters in ."Don't mind Porthos. He hasn't had his dinner yet."Commander Jonathan Archer
 Interrupts 
Brutal Experiments
Game Play: When any number of the player's Alternate Universe resident personnel facing a dilemma are about to be killed, the player may discard a non-Hand Weapon equipment present to prevent that. Those personnel are stopped instead. Card number 13R42.
Image Source: Dr. Phlox dissecting an alien organism in .It was ruthless cruelty that kept the Empire alive for so long.Standard Punishment
Game Play: When the player's personnel are attempting a mission, they may make each of their Alternate Universe resident personnel increase their attributes by one until the end of this mission attempt. Card number 13U43.
Image Source: Pavel Chekov in the agony booth in ."The agony booth is a most effective means of discipline."Commander Spock
 Missions 
Critical Care
Game Play: When the player completes this mission, they may take up to three personnel in their discard pile and place each on the bottom of his or her owner's decks. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13U44.
Image Source: Dinaal seen in ."As soon as we get the cytoglobin, we'll be able to treat all the Level Red patients, including him."The Doctor
Historical Research
Game Play: At the start of the player's turn, if this is their first turn and any opponent has had a turn, they may search their draw deck for a personnel. Card number 13U45."Time is fluid... like a river with currents, eddies, backwash."Unknown
Investigate Derelict
Game Play: When the player completes this mission, if an opponent has had more turns than the player, the player may restore all Range to all of their ships at this mission used this turn. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13U46.
Image Source: The Seleya in a Delphic Expanse asteroid field in ."I can guess why they were interested in this field."Commander Charles Tucker III
 Personnel 
 Bajoran 
Bareil Antos, Petty Thief
Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands a personnel with the skill of Anthropology, this personnel's cost is reduced by two. If the player wishes, they may discard a personnel who has a cost of four or more from hand to take a card that has a cost of four or more from their discard pile into hand. Card number 13R47.
Image Source: The mirror universe Bareil Antos on Deep Space 9's transporter pad in .
Kira Nerys, Resourceful Prisoner
Game Play: At the start of each of the player's turns, if this personnel is in the player's discard pile or an opponent's brig, the player may remove an Alternate Universe resident personnel in their discard pile from the game to place this personnel on a headquarters mission where she could normally be played. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13R48.
Image Source: The Intendant in a holding cell in ."Why don't you lower this force field and join me in here?"Intendant Kira Nerys
Leeta, Enticing Rebel
Game Play: When this personnel is randomly selected by a dilemma, the player may search their draw deck for a card and place that card in their discard pile. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13U49
Image Source: Leeta on Terok Nor in ."Captain Smiley wants me to debrief you."Leeta
Odo, Efficient Overseer
Game Play: While this personnel is attempting a mission, the player may kill one of their personnel to make this personnel gain a skill from a personnel in their discard pile who has a cost of four or more until the end of that mission attempt. Card number 13R50.
Image Source: The mirror Odo in the ore processing center in ."They all behave themselves when I'm in charge."Odo
 Borg 
Six of Ten, Invalidation Drone
Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands a unique personnel, this personnel's cost is reduced by one. At the start of each of the player's turns, they may discard a card from hand that has a cost of four or more to search their draw deck for a card that has a cost of four or more. Card number 13U51.
Image Source: The drone aboard a Borg vessel in .Task: Identify aberrations in newly assimilated drones. Eliminate. Cardassian 
Damar, Cardassian Liberator
Game Play: When this personnel is played, the player may examine cards from the top of their draw deck equal to the cost of a personnel they command. They may then take up to two cards examined into hand. The remaining cards are discarded. Card number 13R52.
Image Source: Legate Damar aboard a Jem'Hadar vessel in ."How many more of these sacrifices will my people be asked to make?"Legate Damar
Elim Garak, Crafty Underling - This card also has a foil versionGame Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands a personnel with the skill of Treachery, this personnel's cost is reduced by one. While this personnel is attempting a mission, the player may discard an Alternate Universe resident card from hand to make this personnel gain a skill of the player's choice until the end of that mission attempt. Card number 13R53.
Image Source: The mirror Garak in chains in ."I thought that we'd agreed that it was the Intendant who was incompetent. I was merely following her orders."Gul Elim Garak
Mardel, Overseer
Game Play: While this personnel is facing a dilemma, the player may discard a personnel from hand to add his or her cost to this personnel's attributes until the end of that dilemma. Card number 13U54.
Image Source: Overseer Mardel in the ore processing center on Terok Nor in .Less demanding than his predecessor but just as hated by the Terran slaves who worked under him. Dominion 
Deyos, Ruthless Administrator
Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands a Vorta, this personnel's cost is reduced by one. While this personnel is attempting a mission, the player may meet the attribute requirements of Integrity and Strength with Cunning instead. Card number 13U55.
Image Source: Deyos surrounded by Jem'Hadar in Internment Camp 371 in ."Shoot them both."Deyos
Gor, Thot - This card also has a foil versionGame Play: When this personnel is played, the player names the numbers one, two, or three. Until the start of the player's next turn, each player cannot play cards that have a cost equal to the named number. Card number 13R56.
Image Source: Thot Gor seen in .Obscured in mystery, the Breen have been found to be one of the most unknown and underestimated races in the Alpha Quadrant.Lam
Game Play: To play this personnel, the player must stop any number of their personnel that have a total cost of four or more (i.e. two personnel with a cost of two each, four personnel with a cost of one each, etc.). Card number 13C57.
Image Source: Lam seen in ."I'm sure you've read the intelligence reports that say their homeworld is a frozen wasteland. Well, it's not true. The climate on their planet is quite comfortable."Weyoun
Pran, Thot - This card also has a foil versionGame Play: When this personnel is played, each player discards any number of cards from hand that have a total cost of four or more. If a player cannot, he or she discard his or her entire hand. Card number 13R58.
Image Source: Thot Pran seen in ."Breen harbor little patience for their captives."Unknown
 Federation 
Beverly Crusher, Battleship Doctor
Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands an Alternate Universe, TNG resident personnel with the skill of Officer, this personnel's cost is reduced by one. When the player's TNG resident personnel present who has a cost of four or more is about to be killed by a dilemma, the player may discard a card from hand to stop that personnel instead. Card number 13C59.
Image Source: An alternate Beverly Crusher in sickbay in ."I'll have to get her back... it's more than I can do here."Doctor Beverly Crusher concerning Captain Rachel Garrett
Data, Battleship Officer
Game Play: While the player's TNG resident personnel who has a cost of four or more is present, this personnel cannot be stopped by dilemmas. Card number 13C60.
Image Source: Lieutenant Commander Data in a turbolift in TNG: "Yesterday's Enterprise"."The possibilities are too numerous even for me to calculate..."Lieutenant Commander Data
Erika Benteen, Leyton's Adjunct
Game Play: While this personnel uses a skill to complete a mission, the player may discard a personnel who has a cost of four or more from hand to unstop all of their stopped Federation affiliation personnel at this mission. Card number 13R61.
Image Source: Commander Erika Benteen at Starfleet Headquarters in ."Admiral, my orders were to disable the Defiant, not destroy her."Commander Erika Benteen
Farrell
Game Play: While the player commands an Alternate Universe resident personnel, this personnel's cost may be increased by two to make each player search their draw deck for a unique personnel. Card number 13C62.
Image Source: Farrel, a personal guard, aboard the  in .Higher ranking officers were often escorted by henchmen and bodyguards.Hikaru Sulu, Savage Security Chief
Game Play: While the player commands an Alternate Universe resident personnel, this personnel's cost may be increased by one so that the player can draw a card for each of their TOS resident personnel with the skill of Treachery. If this is done, the player then places the same number of cards from their hand on the bottom of their deck in any order. Card number 13C63.
Image Source: Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu from the mirror universe brandishing a dagger in TOS: "Mirror, Mirror"."Mr. Spock has orders to kill you, Captain. ... You will also appear to have killed him after a fierce battle. ... it will leave me in command."Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu
Jean-Luc Picard, Battleship Captain
Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands two TNG resident personnel who both have a cost of four or more, the player may search their draw deck for a card of their choosing. Card number 13C64.
Image Source: An alternate Captain Jean-Luc Picard on the bridge of the  in TNG: "Yesterday's Enterprise"."Attack pattern Sierra. And fire."Captain Jean-Luc Picard
James T. Kirk, Brutal Barbarian - This card also has a foil versionGame Play: While the player commands an Alternate Universe resident personnel, this card's cost may be increased by two so that this personnel may gain any skill of the player's choice and make each of their Alternate Universe resident personnel increase their attributes by one until the end of this turn. Card number 13R65. 
Image Source: James T. Kirk, posing as his mirror counterpart, in ."You would find me a formidable enemy."Captain James T. Kirk
Keiko O'Brien, Botanist
Game Play: When this personnel is played, the player may examine the top four cards of their deck. They may reveal a card that has a cost of four or more and take it into their hand. They then place the remaining cards on the bottom of their deck in any order. Card number 13U66.
Image Source: Mrs. O'Brien having dinner in ."Kelp buds, plankton loaf, and sea berries. It's very healthy. I had this for breakfast every morning when I was growing up."Keiko O'Brien
Leonard H. McCoy, Fiendish Physician
Game Play: While the player commands an Alternate Universe resident personnel, this personnel's cost may be increased by three so that the player may name a personnel. Each opponent kills each personnel he or she commands with that card title. Card number 13R67.
Image Source: Dr. Leonard H. McCoy, posing as his mirror counterpart in, ."My Sickbay's a chamber of horrors."Dr. Leonard McCoy
Lwaxana Troi, Extravagant Ambassador
Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands three Federation affiliation personnel, her cost is reduced by five. Card number 13C68.
Image Source: Lwaxana Troi having dinner in ."You're dealing with the Daughter of the Fifth House, Keeper of the Chalice of Rixx, Heir of the Holy Rings of Betazed."Ambassador Lwaxana Troi
Marlena Moreau
Game Play: While the player commands an Alternate Universe resident personnel, this personnel's cost may be increased by one to make each player discard a personnel from hand. Card number 13C69.
Image Source: The mirror universe Marlena Moreau in Captain Kirk's quarters in ."I've been a captain's woman, and I like it. I'll be one again if I have to go through every officer in the fleet."Lieutenant Marlena Moreau
Montgomery Scott, Uncivilized Engineer
Game Play: While the player commands an Alternate Universe resident personnel, this personnel's cost may be increased by two to make each player discard an event he or she commands. Card number 13U70.
Image Source: Lieutenant Commander Scott, posing as his mirror counterpart, near the Main Phaser Power Control room in TOS: "Mirror, Mirror".A relentless taskmaster, Chief Engineer Scott's department has the highest rate of turnover on the ship.Pavel A. Chekov, Treacherous Underling
Game Play: While the player commands an Alternate Universe resident personnel, this personnel's cost may be increased by one to make each player draw two cards and then place two cards from hand on the bottom of his or her deck in any order. Card number 13C71. 
Image Source: The mirror universe's Ensign Chekov giving Captain Kirk a treacherous smile in TOS: "Mirror, Mirror"."So you die, Captain, and we all move up in rank."Ensign Pavel Chekov
Revised Chakotay, Imposturous First Officer
Game Play: When one of the player's personnel present is about to be stopped or killed by a dilemma, the player may discard a card titled Chakotay or Revised Chakotay from hand to prevent that. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13U72.
Image Source: The "evil" holographic version of Chakotay seen in The Voyager Encounter in ."I'm a man of peace. My native people are enlightened, non-violent, much like your own. I'm saddened that this has happened to you. If we can work together, maybe we can end this conflict."Commander Chakotay
Revised Doctor, Mass Murderer
Game Play: The player may discard a card titled The Doctor or Revised Doctor from hand to search their draw deck for an interrupt. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13U73.
Image Source: A hologram of the Emergency Medical Android in his sickbay in VOY: "Living Witness"."We have established a data-link between my neural net and the phaser array. I am reconfiguring the beam to carry a bio-agent into the planet's atmosphere."The Emergency Medical Android
Revised Janeway, Cold-Blooded Killer
Game Play: While this personnel is facing a dilemma, the player may discard a card titled Kathryn Janeway or Revised Janeway from hand to make this personnel increased her Cunning and Strength by five until the end of that dilemma. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13U74.
Image Source: An "evil" holographic version of Captain Janeway aboard the Warship Voyager in VOY: "Living Witness"."When diplomacy fails, there's only one alternative - violence. Force must be applied without apology. It's the Starfleet way."Captain Kathryn Janeway
Revised Kim, Interrogator
Game Play: While this personnel is attempting a mission, the player may discard a Hologram from hand to give this personnel one of the discarded Hologram's skills until the end of the mission attempt. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13U75.
Image Source: An "evil" holographic version of Harry Kim in VOY: "Living Witness"."Look, I can keep this up all day. Tell the Commander what he wants to know."Lieutenant Harry Kim
Revised Neelix, Hedgehog Ops Officer
Game Play: While this personnel is facing a dilemma, the player may discard a card titled Neelix or Revised Neelix from their hand to make each of their personnel with the skill of Treachery present increase their attributes by one until the end of that dilemma. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13U76.
Image Source: An "evil" holographic version of Neelix in the briefing room of the Warship Voyager in VOY: "Living Witness"."Approximately three thousand Kyrians dead."Neelix
Revised Paris, Female Ensign Chaser
Game Play: The player may discard a card titled Tom Paris or Revised Paris from hand to make each of their Future resident, Voyager resident Holograms gain the Command ability until the end of the turn. This may be done only once each turn. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13U77.
Image Source: An "evil" holographic version of Tom Paris at the helm of the Warship Voyager in VOY: "Living Witness"."No one behaved like this. Well, aside from Mister Paris."The Doctor
Revised Seven of Nine, Shock-Trooper
Game Play: The player may discard a card titled Seven of Nine or Revised Seven of Nine from hand to choose one of the following options: they may place a personnel present on the bottom of his or her owner's deck; or take a Future resident, Voyager resident Hologram from their discard pile into hand. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13U78.
Image Source: A fully Borg holographic version of Seven of Nine in Main Engineering aboard the Warship Voyager in VOY: "Living Witness"."Two of the Kyrians are still alive. What shall we do with them?"Seven of Nine
Revised Tuvok, Evil Instrument of Destruction
Game Play: At the start of each of the player's turns, they may discard a card titled Tuvok or Revised Tuvok from hand to search their draw deck for a Future resident, Voyager resident Hologram. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13U79.
Image Source: An "evil" holographic version of Tuvok at the Tactical station aboard the Warship Voyager in VOY: "Living Witness"."The bio-agent is still dispersing through the atmosphere. The fatality rate will be three hundred thousand soon enough."Lieutenant Commander Tuvok
, Man of Integrity - This card also has a foil versionGame Play: While the player commands an Alternate Universe resident personnel, this personnel's cost may be increased by two to make each player place a personnel from hand on a headquarters mission where that personnel could normally be played. Card number 13R80.
Image Source: The mirror Spock at his station aboard the  in ."I do not desire the captaincy. I much prefer my scientific duties."Commander Spock
, Unprincipled Technician
Game Play: While the player commands an Alternate Universe resident personnel, this personnel's cost may be increased by two to make each player discard two cards from hand. Card number 13C81.
Image Source: Lieutenant Uhura, posing as her mirror counterpart, at her station aboard the ISS Enterprise in TOS: "Mirror, Mirror"."I was... getting bored."Lieutenant Uhura
Wesley Crusher, Battleship Helmsman
Game Play: While the player's TNG resident personnel who has a cost of four or more is present, the ship this personnel is aboard increases its attributes by one and this personnel gains the skills of Geology and Science. Card number 13C82.
Image Source: An alternate Ensign Wesley Crusher at the helm of the USS Enterprise-D in ."Long-range scans have picked up Klingon battle cruisers, Captain. They are on an intercept course."Ensign Wesley Crusher
William T. Riker, Battleship First Officer
Game Play: While the player's TNG resident personnel who has a cost of four or more is present, this personnel's attributes are increased by two. Card number 13C83.
Image Source: An alternate Commander William T. Riker at the tactical station aboard the USS Enterprise-D in TNG: "Yesterday's Enterprise"."They shouldn't be so confident after the pasting we gave them at Archer IV."Commander William T. Riker
Worf, Defiant Commander  - This card also has a foil versionGame Play: Each of the player's personnel present who has a cost of four or more increases their attributes by one. Card number 13R84.
Image Source: A promotional picture of Lieutenant Commander Worf, set sometime after ."Life is a great deal more complicated in this red uniform."Lieutenant Commander Worf

 Ferengi 
Brunt, Nice Guy
Game Play: When this personnel is played, the player chooses one of the following options: search their draw deck for an Alternate Universe resident personnel; or search their draw deck for a Ferengi affiliation ship. Card number 13U85.
Image Source: The mirror universe Brunt aboard Terok Nor in ."You two must be hungry. I've got food and drink waiting for you on the ship."Brunt
Gint, The First Grand Nagus
Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands a personnel with the skill of Acquisition, this personnel's cost is reduced by three. While the player commands four cards that each have a cost of four ore more, the player may spend an additional counter each turn. Card number 13U86.
Image Source: The first Grand Nagus in Quark's dream in ."Would you buy a book called 'Suggestions for Acquisition?'"Grand Nagus Gint
Nog, Bar Owner
Game Play: While the player has six or more cards in hand, this personnel's attributes are increased by three. While the player commands more events than an opponent, and if the player commands Ferenginar, that opponent's events cannot destroy the player's event. Card number 13U87.
Image Source: The mirror universe Nog, at his bar, in ."I don't care about some parallel universe. I only care about this one."Nog
Quark, Simple Barkeep
Game Play: When this personnel is played, the player may search their draw deck for a card and place it beneath their Ferenginar. At the start of each of the player's turns, they may place one of their non-Ferengi affiliation personnel present on the bottom of his or her owner's deck to spend two additional counters this turn. Card number 13R88.
Image Source: The mirror universe Quark, in his bar, in ."Gold-pressed what?"Quark
Rom, Professional Soldier
Game Play: While this personnel is facing a dilemma, the player may exchange two cards in hand with an interrupt beneath the player's Ferenginar. Card number 13U89.
Image Source: The mirror universe Rom, with Terran Rebellion personnel, in ."I say we teach the Alliance a lesson. Throw everything we've got at Terok Nor and rip it to pieces."Rom
 Klingon 
Grilka, Glorious Lady
Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands a personnel with the skill of Honor, this personnel's cost is reduced by one. While this personnel is facing a dilemma, the cost of the personnel in the player's discard pile that is the highest is added to her attributes. Card number 13R90.
Image Source: The Lady Grilka in her home on Qo'noS in ."The recent hostilities between the Empire and the Federation have been... very costly to my family."Grilka
Telok, Bodyguard
Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands three Alternate Universe resident cards, they may draw up to two cards. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13U91.
Image Source: The Klingon warrior Telok in the mirror universe in ."What's wrong, Terran? Lost your nerve? Afraid to die today, eh?"Telok
 Non-Aligned 
Ezri Tigan, Soldier of Fortune
Game Play: When this personnel is stopped by a dilemma, the player chooses an opponent and places this personnel at the opponent's headquarters mission. That opponent now commands this personnel. Card number 13C92.
Image Source: The mirror universe Ezri Tigan aboard the Regent's flagship in ."I believe in getting paid for my work. And you still owe me for the last job I did for you."Ezri Tigan
Jadzia Dax, Soldier of Fortune
Game Play: When this personnel is randomly selected by a dilemma, the player may draw cards up to the cost of a personnel present, then place the same number of cards from hand on the bottom of their deck in any order. Card number 13C93.
Image Source: The mirror universe Jadzia Dax with the Terran Rebellion in ."Sometimes I feel we were better off when we were collecting tribute for the Intendant."Jadzia Dax
Julian Bashir, Rebel Captain
Game Play: When this personnel is played, the player chooses an opponent. For each headquarters missions he or she commands, this personnel's cost is reduced by three. Card number 13C94.
Image Source: The mirror universe Julian Bashir in ."Captain Bashir, Captain O'Brien, Captain Sisko. We may not have enough weapons or troops or ships but we have plenty of captains."Smiley
Laas, One of the 100
Game Play: The cost of the personnel present that has is the highest is added to this personnel's attributes. Card number 13R95.
Image Source: Laas aboard Deep Space 9 in ."Let's leave, Odo. Let's find the others. A hundred were sent away. They're out there somewhere, and if we can find even a few of them, we can form a new Link."Laas
Slar, Gorn Slave Master - This card also has a foil versionGame Play: This personnel increases his Cunning and Strength by one for each Alternate Universe resident personnel present. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13R96.
Image Source: Slar, aboard the  in ."I'm familiar with your species. Humans are not trustworthy."Slar
Tuvok, Coldly Logical Soldier
Game Play: When the player searches their deck for a card, if they command an Alternate Universe resident personnel and they have not searched their deck for a card titled Tuvok this turn, they may also search their deck and find this personnel. This may be done while this personnel is still in the player's deck. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13R97.
Image Source: The mirror universe Tuvok in ."Nonetheless, logic dictates caution in the face of a superior enemy."Tuvok
Weyoun, Defective Clone
Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands a personnel with the skill of Law, this personnel's cost is reduced by one. When a personnel present who has a cost of four ore more is randomly selected by a dilemma, the player may replace him or her with this personnel. Card number 13U98.
Image Source: Weyoun number six aboard the  in ."I no longer consider myself a member of the Dominion."Weyoun

 Romulan 
Data, From the City of Rateg
Game Play: The player names a dilemma. While this personnel is facing that dilemma, he cannot be killed or stopped. This effect lasts until the player names a new dilemma. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13R99.
Image Source: Data, posing as a Romulan in ."I have unique skills that may permit me to succeed."Lieutenant Commander Data
Rekar, Tool of the Tal Shiar
Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands a personnel with the skill of Intelligence, this personnel's cost is reduced by one. When the player's Romulan affiliation personnel present who has a cost of four or more attempts a non-Romulan affiliation mission, the player subtracts one from the number of dilemmas that their opponent can draw. Card number 13U100.
Image Source: Commander Rekar aboard the  in .
Jera
Game Play: The player may play this personnel aboard their Romulan affiliation ship. When this personnel is randomly selected by a dilemma, she is returned to her owner's hand. Card number 13C101. 
Image Source: A quantum singularity lifeform posing as a Romulan, aboard the USS Enterprise-D in .
Tomek, Displaced Alien
Game Play: The player may play this personnel aboard their Romulan affiliation ship. When the player plays an Alternate Universe resident personnel, they may discard an Alternate Universe resident card from hand to search their draw deck for an interrupt. Card number 13C102.
Image Source: A quantum singularity lifeform posing as a Romulan, aboard a Romulan warbird in TNG: "Timescape"."Yes... our young... are trapped... We must get them out... return them..."Tomek
 Starfleet 

Game Play: This personnel's attributes are decreased for each card in the player's hand. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13C103.
Image Source: The mirror universe MACO Brennan Scott in a corridor aboard the USS Defiant in .Corporal Brennan Scott was a MACO assigned to the ISS Enterprise."Charles Tucker III, Competent Engineer
Game Play: While the player has no cards in their hand, card their opponent owns cannot destroy the player's events. Card number 13C104.
Image Source: The mirror universe Commander Tucker in engineering in ."You don't want to end up like me, do you? I've absorbed enough delta rays to guarantee my grandchildren glow in the dark."Commander Charles Tucker III
Hoshi Sato, Captain's Woman
Game Play: While the player has no cards in hand, this personnel and each of the player's personnel with the skill of Leadership that are present increase their attributes by one. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13U105.
Image Source: The mirror universe Hoshi Sato on the bridge of the  in ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly"."And I'm probably the only one who doesn't want to slip a knife in your back."Ensign Hoshi Sato
Hoshi Sato, Empress
Game Play: This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13C106.
Image Source: The self-proclaimed Empress Sato on the USS Defiant in .
"You are speaking to Empress Sato."Jonathan Archer, Covetous Commander - This card also has a foil versionGame Play: When this personnel uses a skill to complete a mission, if the player has no cards in hand, they score five points. This may be done only once each turn. If the player wishes, they may discard a card from hand to search their draw deck for the event "Watch Dog". This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13R107.
Image Source: Commander Jonathan Archer in the mirror universe aboard the ISS Enterprise in ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly"."Great men are not 'peacemakers'. Great men are conquerors!"Captain Jonathan Archer

Game Play: When this personnel is played, the player may discard a card from hand to search their deck for either a Maneuver card or an Alternate Universe resident, Starfleet affiliation ship. Card number 13C108.
Image Source: Admiral Black aboard the USS Defiant in ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II"."With the technology on this ship at our disposal, the rebels won't stand a chance."Admiral Logan Black
Malcolm Reed, Enthusiastic Major
Game Play: While the player's MACO is present, if they have no cards in hand, this personnel's attributes are increased by one and he gains the skills of Leadership and Security. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13C109.
Image Source: The mirror universe Malcolm Reed, still in his environmental suit, in ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II"."Reed's a capable soldier, but he has trouble following orders, and I know he has ambitions of his own."Captain Maximilian Forrest
Maximilian Forrest, Confident Captain
Game Play: While this personnel is facing a dilemma, if the player has no cards in hand, this personnel cannot be placed in an opponent's brig or be killed. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13R110.
Image Source: The mirror universe Maximilian Forrest aboard the ISS Enterprise in ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly"."We're going to rendezvous with the fleet as ordered. ... Maybe you haven't heard, but we have a rebellion to put down."Captain Maximilian Forrest
Phlox, Sadistic Physiologist 
Game Play: If the player has no cards in hand, each opponent must kill one of his or her non-unique personnel. This may be done only once each turn. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13R111.
Image Source: The mirror universe Dr. Phlox, in his sickbay, in ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly"."If you're angry now, just wait."Dr. Phlox
Soval, Idealist
Game Play: While the player has no cards in hand, this personnel gains the skills of Biology, Exobiology, and Geology. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13U112.
Image Source: The mirror universe Soval, in his quarters aboard the ISS Avenger in ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II"."I'm too old to become a revolutionary."Soval
T'Pol, Dutiful Commander
Image Source: The mirror universe Lieutenant Commander T'Pol, marching down a corridor of the ISS Enterprise with two other Vulcans in ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly"."It was my duty to help Captain Forrest regain command."Lieutenant Commander T'Pol
T'Pol, Not a Slave - This card also has a foil version'
Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands a personnel with the skill of Officer, this personnel's cost is reduced by one. While the player has no cards in hand, this personnel's attributes are increased by one. Card number 13R114.
Image Source: The mirror universe Lieutenant Commander T'Pol stands by a display showing the USS Defiant in ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly".
"A parallel universe? The Science Directorate has examined all of these theories. They've found no evidence of alternate realities."
Lieutenant Commander T'Pol
Travis Mayweather, Opportunistic Sergeant
Game Play: When this personnel is an eligible target for a random selection, if the player has no cards in hand, they may exclude a Starfleet affiliation personnel present from that selection. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13U115.
Image Source: The mirror universe Travis Mayweather holds a rifle in ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly".
"I'd like to be the first to congratulate you on a brilliant strategy. I'm certain that in years to come..."
Sergeant Travis Mayweather

Ships

Dominion 
Tykk  - This card also has a foil version
Game Play: The player may play their Breen personnel aboard this ship. When a Breen personnel aboard this ship is involved in an engagement that the player wins, they may place a Dominion affiliation personnel with a cost of four or more from hand aboard this ship. Card number 13R116.
Image Source: A Breen warship seen in .
The Breen developed technology to the point where their enemies could not cope with their brutal attacks.

Federation 
USS Enterprise-D, Battleship
Game Play: When the player wins an engagement involving this ship, they may score five points. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13C117.
Image Source: An alternate USS Enterprise-D firing a spread of photon torpedoes in .
"She was the first  warship built by the Federation. Forty-two decks. Capable of transporting over six thousand troops."
Lieutenant Natasha Yar
, Modified Starship - This card also has a foil version
Game Play: This ship increases its attributes by two for each corresponding Commander aboard it. Card number 13R118.
Image Source: The USS Lakota under the command of Captain Erika Benteen in .
"Someone's been upgrading the Lakotas weapons. That's a lot of firepower for an  ship."
Chief Miles O'Brien

Non-Aligned 
Defiant, Mirror Warship - This card also has a foil version
Game Play: To play this ship, the player must command three Alternate Universe resident personnel. When this ship is played, the player may discard any number of cards from hand. This ship's cost reduces by one for each card discarded in this way. Card number 13R119.
Image Source: The mirror universe Defiant seen in 
"Well, right now it's a little too powerful for its own good."
Smiley
Phoenix, Risen From the Ashes - This card also has a foil version
Game Play: While this ship is at a non-headquarters mission and does not have a Damage marker on it, each of the player's opponents needs an additional ten points to win the game. Card number 13R120.
Image Source: The Phoenix, about to go to warp, in .
"When Zefram Cochrane made his legendary warp flight... and drew the attention of our new friends, the Vulcans. We realized that we weren't alone in the galaxy."
Admiral Maxwell Forrest

Starfleet 
, Admiral's Ship
Game Play: To play this ship, the player must command three Alternate Universe resident personnel. The player may discard a card from hand to increase this ship's attributes by one (limit of two) until the end of the turn. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13U121.
Image Source: The ISS Avenger at warp in .
"Our entire assault fleet wiped out by a rebel attack. Thousands of your fellow Starfleet officers dead. If the Defiant hadn't arrived when it did, all of you would be among them. And who are we to blame for this? Not the brave men and woman who have their lives for the Empire."
Captain Jonathan Archer
, Terran Flagship - This card also has a foil version
Game Play: To play this ship, the player must command three Alternate Universe resident personnel. The player need not spend all their counters on their turns. While the player has no cards in their hand, this ship's Range is increased by two. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13R122.
Image Source: The ISS Enterprise at warp in .
"My orders are to take this ship into Tholian space for a mission of vital importance to the Empire. I can't reveal the details of our assignment, but I can tell you this. If we're successful, Starfleet will crush the rebellion once and for all."
Captain Jonathan Archer

Table 

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