#SG57 Space Gamer #57

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; These are Nick Sauer's adaptations of powers from the Space Gamer 57 and
; 66.
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; The Angel and Blivit have not been playtested.
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; Version 1.0 - November 19, 1991.
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; The first three powers are by Steve Jackson.
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; Apostle is too weak.
; Blade is too similar to the Wild Fuzzy (Encounter V1#5).
; Fog is the Wild Doppleganger.
; Stone is the Wild Federalist (Encounter V1#5).
; Swarm is the Wild Virus.
; Teleport is the Wild Chronos.
; Twit is a too powerful version of the Philanthropist.
; Turncoat was replaced by the Traitor (Encounter V1#1).
; Wizard is the Wild Glitch (Encounter V1#5).
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; The last power is by Jeffrey Field.
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; Fisher was replaced by Leech (Encounter V2#1).
; Spore was replaced by Fuzzy (Encounter V1#5).
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ANGEL	[O:SG57]	Compromises At Will

You have the power of love. As a main player in a challenge, you may always choose to
compromise even if you have no compromise cards left.  You select a challenge
card and place it face down, normally.  Your opponent turns his challenge card
up before you reveal yours.  If you wish to compromise, state that you are 
doing so and return the card that you played to your hand without revealing it.
You do not have to decide whether or not to compromise until your opponent
reveals his card, but if you choose not to compromise, you must use the card
that you selected.

Wild: If you play a compromise card as a main player, and should lose 
tokens to the warp, your tokens instead return to other bases.  You still 
collect consolation as usual.

Super: If both you and your opponent play compromise cards (you must
reveal yours) you win the challenge.  Your opponent and his allies tokens go
to the warp, and no deals are made.

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; Wild is Nick Sauer's.
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BERSERKER	[M:SG57]	Removes Opponent's Tokens And Gains Bases

You have the power of fear. As a main player in a challenge, when you point the cone
at a planet, one defending token on that planet goes to the warp before allies 
are called for.  If there was only one defending token on that planet you win 
the challenge immediately.

Wild: As a main player in a challenge, you may remove one token of each of 
your opponent's allies from the cone and send it to the warp. 

Super: You may send two defending tokens to the warp when you point the 
cone. 

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; Cleaned up power language.  Super is Nick Sauer's.
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BLIVIT	[O:SG57]	Replaces Opponent's Power

You have the power to confuse.  As a main player in a challenge, you
may pick any unused alien power card and give it to your opponent.
You do this as soon as you are determined to be a main player.  This
"substitute power" replaces your opponent's original power for 
the remainder of the challenge.  You can not use the same substitute power
more than once in a game until you have run through all of the unused powers
available.

Wild: If you are not involved in a challenge, just before cards are played
you may send the attack cone to another system as determined by the destiny
pile.  The same player must be attacked in the new system.  If the defending
player does not have a base in the new system, another destiny disc is turned.

Super: When you are the offensive main player, after allies have committed,
but before cards are played, you may attack a different base in the same 
system.

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; Cleaned up power language.  Removed restriction from Wild.
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GHOUL	[M:SG57]	Gains Rewards For Others' Dead

You have the power to plunder. Whenever you are a main player in a challenge, 
and your side wins, you gain a reward for each token (from either side) that
went to the warp (or Void) during the challenge.  The reward is either a token
from the warp, a card from the deck, or a Lucre (if available) from the box.
You gain one such reward for each token lost during the entire duration of the
challenge, regardless of how the token was lost to the warp.

Wild: If you are the main offensive player, and you win the challenge, you 
may take one card from your opponent's regular hand for each token you had in 
the challenge.

Super: You may use your power to plunder as an ally in a challenge.

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; Cleaned up language on power.  Made power useable only as a main player.
; Super is Nick Sauer's.
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