Good Card, Bad Card #23

Now when I'm sick, I'm a bitchy whiny little girl. I don't handle it well. I don't like it at all. Now the baby is sick, and he doesn't like it more than me. Having kids isn't hard most of the time (that's what the female is for :)). Having a sick kid makes you reconsider having a vasectomy. If the children's tylenol doesn't put him to sleep I'll have to call the family doctor.... Jack Daniels.

Good Card: B'amara

Why: 5 skills on a non-unique, sign me up! Some say Kahmis is the best Klingon non-unique. Well, that's easy when you have all the skills on one mission. Seriously, that was lame whoever allowed that to happen. Getting back to my girl B'amara, she doesn't even come up short on attributes. 6-5-6 straight up, solid stuff. Her and an anthropology and your off solving Investigate Alien Probe. If that anthropology is Kahless you only need 2 more bozo klingons. Klingons dominated early in the life of 2E. It was because they had the best non-uniques. Then Klingon Riker just made them silly. Just a reason after that lots of non-skill dilemmas started being made....

Bad Card: Keldon

Why: Somebody tell me why Cardassians had 3 different non-unique ships in Premier? A bit overkill, no? So I have the nice, simple 5-cost Galor. Ok, I like that. Then 6 cost Keldon Advanced, that's pretty awesome if I have a intelligence personnel aboard. Ok, I like that too. So tell me why I would want to pay the same amount for a ship with worse attributes and a extra staff icon? I don't want to, that's why I've never used. I realized that when I played it in a draft event. Then I was sad when my non-aligned holograms couldn't staff it.

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Today's Pic: So I've finally stumbled into e-Bay, where I can buy all sorts of crap I used to have as a kid. Good thing about having a 5 year old son, you can use him as an excuse to buy dork toys. Here's him playing with some Star Trek micro machine ships I acquired.