[stressedoutatumc]

So, say I use a Temporal Micro-Wormhole to report Mr. and Mrs. Troi to a group of Klingons or soemthing. What happens?

1. I can't even do that.

2. It counts as both of my reports from TMW.

3. Some weird form of house arrest happens to 1/2 the card.

4. House arrest happens to the whole card.

Thanks!

[JeBuS]

5. None of the above.

When an effect happens to a dual personnel card, it affects both personnel on that card. You only use one of your TMW reports for it, because that is a single action. It just so happens to apply to both. The limit is on the number of times you can take that action, not on the number of personnel affected by the action.

[stressedoutatumc]

5. None of the above.

When an effect happens to a dual personnel card, it affects both personnel on that card. You only use one of your TMW reports for it, because that is a single action. It just so happens to apply to both. The limit is on the number of times you can take that action, not on the number of personnel affected by the action.

So, it would just be an invalid action? Does a similar thing happen in regard to Bluegill Infestation? Is it invalid to try and Bluegil a dual personnel?

[JeBuS]

I did not say that. It is a valid action.

https://www.trekcc.org/op/1e_rulebook/i ... nnel-cards

They count as two personnel, but the individuals on a dual-personnel card have a linked destiny: what happens to one usually happens to the other.

Bluegill is a different beast entirely, I would say. But I'm not entirely sold on my own logic for this part. Here's my reasoning: The limit to "seven unique personnel" isn't an effect on them. Therefore, each of the two personnel on a dual-personnel card are counted separately for the purposes of Bluegill. So if you have five individuals, plus a dual-personnel, that'd be your seven total.

(There are other situations where dual-personnel affect "counts" like that, but off the top of my head, I can't remember which they are.)

[stressedoutatumc]

I did not say that. It is a valid action.

https://www.trekcc.org/op/1e_rulebook/i ... nnel-cards

They count as two personnel, but the individuals on a dual-personnel card have a linked destiny: what happens to one usually happens to the other.

Bluegill is a different beast entirely, I would say. But I'm not entirely sold on my own logic for this part. Here's my reasoning: The limit to "seven unique personnel" isn't an effect on them. Therefore, each of the two personnel on a dual-personnel card are counted separately for the purposes of Bluegill. So if you have five individuals, plus a dual-personnel, that'd be your seven total.

(There are other situations where dual-personnel affect "counts" like that, but off the top of my head, I can't remember which they are.)

Then, by this rule, why wouldn't I be able to TMW "second 1/2 of the card", since it happens "automatically"?

If either personnel on a dual-personnel card is: stopped, killed, captured, moved, removed from play, downloaded, reported for free, or otherwise experiences some change in status or position (for example, is phased, "held by aliens", or changes affiliation), then the same thing automatically happens to the other personnel on the card. One cannot survive without the other, so they can never be separated.

[JeBuS]

I did not say that. It is a valid action.

https://www.trekcc.org/op/1e_rulebook/i ... nnel-cards

They count as two personnel, but the individuals on a dual-personnel card have a linked destiny: what happens to one usually happens to the other.

Bluegill is a different beast entirely, I would say. But I'm not entirely sold on my own logic for this part. Here's my reasoning: The limit to "seven unique personnel" isn't an effect on them. Therefore, each of the two personnel on a dual-personnel card are counted separately for the purposes of Bluegill. So if you have five individuals, plus a dual-personnel, that'd be your seven total.

(There are other situations where dual-personnel affect "counts" like that, but off the top of my head, I can't remember which they are.)

Then, by this rule, why wouldn't I be able to TMW "second 1/2 of the card", since it happens "automatically"?

If either personnel on a dual-personnel card is: stopped, killed, captured, moved, removed from play, downloaded, reported for free, or otherwise experiences some change in status or position (for example, is phased, "held by aliens", or changes affiliation), then the same thing automatically happens to the other personnel on the card. One cannot survive without the other, so they can never be separated.

I don't understand the question. Both of the personas on a dual-personnel card are automatically TMW'ed when one of them is.

[stressedoutatumc]

I don't understand the question. Both of the personas on a dual-affiliation card are automatically TMW'ed when one of them is.

My fault. I misinterpreted your initial answer. So you are saying that I CAN TMW the Mr. and Ms. Troi. Apologies!