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The Amazing Alien Database Show aliens that match these criteria: Origin All Mayfa MCE Warp MS E2.1 rec.c GK WashU Archi Fram E1.4 KC MKP WWW 0 E1.2 2 3 1 7 6 9 4 SG57 CEO Sp12 E1.5 E1.6 E1.1 FFG FFGfo E1.3 E2.2 SG66 FB BGG CI AH Con CE CC RC CA CS CD CosCo CEL EV Author All A.G. Aaron Fuegi Adam Goldberg Adam Lord Adam McLean Adam Rouse Adrian Walker Alan Emrich Alan Loboschefski & Mike Case Alex Kay Allen Varney Andreas Lidstrom Andrew J. Petrarca Andrew Plotkin Androner lcoyn Andy Latto Andy Leber Ashwin Pitil Astrobot7000 Avalon Hill Ben Berman Ben Collins Ben Fulton Bill Eberle Bill Martinson Bob Schofield Brandon Freels Brian Pickett Bruce Glassco Bruno Faidutti Bryan Bowe Bryan Stout BunnyThor CE Online Cedric Chin Chris Morrow Chris Ramsley Christian C. Nelson Christopher Oliveira Concept D. J. McCarthy Dakota Aull Dapperghast Dapperghast Meowregard Dave Hollinsworth Dave Sisson Dave Woodcock/Ed Kleban David Dawson David Gorgos David Waterman Hyatt Douglass Barre Dr. Frederick L. Minn Dr. Jeremy Weinman Dr. Robert Destro Ed Tecot Encounter Magazine Eon Eric Clason Eric J. Odenius Eric Jablow Fantasy Flight Framingham Group Future Pastimes Gary Huckaby George Harris George Weinberg Gerald Katz Goran Topic Gregory George Gus Ian Toltz Ido Abelman Jack Reda Jacob P. James Beach/James Rasfeld James Collier Jason Kendall Jefferson Krogh Jeffrey Field Jendrzej Szemis Jennifer Anderson Jeremy Upton Jeux Descartes Jim Robinson Joe Lundy Johann Gambolputty John C. McKevitt Jon Gon Josh Gibson Josh Hay Ken Cox Ken Rubric Kevin Baker Larry Daffner Lenoxus Lila Betsey Lindsey Dubb Luke O'Hearn Luke O\'Hearn Marcus Felet Marcus Porter Mark Bickford Mark Gilston Mark Hawkinson Mark Katzoff Matt Goodhart Matt Stone Maxwell Mianecki Mayfair Michael Illya Schultz Mike Arms Mike Gadberry Mike Miller Moshimon Nightspore Patrick Davis Patrick Riley Paul Hlavacek Pete Dateo Peter Olotka Peter Sarrett Phil Fleischmann Phil Hill Randy Dow Rick Katz Rob Burns Rob Burns / Patrick Riley Robert DeLoura Roberta Yang Robin Raianiemi S M Scott Di Bartolo Sean Franco Shane Brewer Shanti Massey Silver SpaghettiToastBook Stanley Stephen Tavener Steve Barrera Steve Craven Steve Jackson Stuart Scheinman Tim Mueggenberg Tony Miller Tony Minkoff Toomai Unknown Warren Denning Washington University White Plains Encounter Group Wyatt Jamison Xagyg Zach Gaskins Zach Whelchel mattherobot numerounoarnold Theme All --None-- Lucre Multiple-Powers Moons Presidential Encounter Cosmic Dune Lovecraftian Encounter Prisoners Camelot Astrology Asteroids Lucre/Prisoners Subterfuge Bad Endowment Powers Lunar Encounter Bad Powers Edictators Revision Cosmic Illuminati Hyperspace Pulsars Lucre/Rewards Tech Dimensional Shift Reverse Hex War Cards Hazards Lucre/Tech Lucre/Moons Lucre/Hazards Team Cosmic Alliance Cards Element Encounter Uses 20 Extra Ships Elementals Cosmic Who Cosmic Star Trek Second Type: Alternate Win Essence Cosmic Legacy Type All Resource Combat Rules Meta Alternate Win Theme Bad Planet Colony Gain Information Hand Management Alliance Ship Loss Card Loss Essence Rewards Ship token Deal Card Gain Extra Turn Discard Hazard Ship gain Destiny Moons Tabletop Simulator Experience All Novice Advanced Expert Name When viewing aliens, do you want to see: The history? Yes No The art? Yes No The author? Yes No The theme? Yes No The notes? Yes No The type? Yes No Experience level? Yes No Flares? All Flares FFG/Eon style "retained" Flares only (Wild & Super) Mayfair style "one-shot" Flares only (Wild1 & Super1) Nebulas (Con, Wild1, Super) No Flares Timing style? Text Mayfair Icons Fantasy Flight DOPPELGANGER [M:3] BORROWS CARDS TO PLAY Eon You have the power to haunt. You are not dealt a hand. If you must play a challenge card, you ask any other player for his highest Attack Card and a Compromise Card. He must give you both if he has them, but if he has only one, he gives you that. If he has neither (or, at your option in a 2-player game) you draw from the deck, playing the first challenge card drawn. After you play a challenge card, return the other (if you got two) to the player you borrowed it from. If you ever acquire challenge cards otherwise, discard them immediately. You may keep Edicts (subject to consolation) and play them as appropriate. If you lose your power, draw a hand. History: Haunting its cosmic colleagues, the Doppelganger often gets the better of them. Each encounter leaves the jittery victim with the feeling that there is more to every passing shadow than meets the eye. Timing: Setup Phase 7 - Play cards Notes: The recommended experience level for this power is Advanced. This is a Rules type power. Wild: Whenever you would normally put tokens into the cone, instead of doing so, you may secretly write down the number you want to put in, and on which side. When the outcome is being determined, reveal what you wrote, and it is counted in. Now dispose of your tokens as if that number had been in the cone. Super: You may keep any Flares you get in your hand (subject to consolation). DOPPELGANGER [B:MCE] Gets Opponent's Cards Mayfair You have the power to haunt. At the start of the game, you do not receive a seven-card hand. Instead, each time you are a main player in a challenge, you may ask any one player for two cards from his hand. After seeing the cards, you may either accept them and add them to your hand or you may set them aside and examine what remains of his hand and choose any two cards from it. You must take two cards from the player unless he started with only three, meaning he had only one left to take after you set two aside; in this case, you get the one card remaining. After you have taken cards, the player gets the rest of his hand back, including cards that you set aside. The challenge then proceeds normally. As long as you are able to use your power, you never draw a new hand for lack of Challenge Cards. If you have no Challenge Card in your hand when it is time to play a card, you draw from the deck until you get a Challenge Card, discarding any other kinds of cards that you draw. If someone plays the Hand Zap Edict on you, discard your cards and draw a new hand. History: Haunting its Cosmic colleagues, the Doppelganger often gets the better of them. Each encounter leaves the jittery victim with the feeling that there is more to every passing shadow than meets the eye. Notes: The recommended experience level for this power is Advanced. This is a Rules type power. Wild1: When you are not a main player, you may play the hand of a player who has a base in your system. Return his hand at the end of the challenge. Super1: After examining a player's hand, you may take the two cards you previously rejected plus any one card from his hand. Pro: You may keep any Challenge Card you somehow receive for later use. Con: Doppelganger may not choose you when getting Challenge Cards. DOPPELGANGER [M:Warp] Uses Opponent's Challenge Cards Jack Reda (Revision) You have the power to haunt. At the start of the game, you do not receive a seven-card hand. Instead, each time you are a Main Player in a challenge, you may demand two challenge cards from any player involved in the challenge (your opponent or any allies). They decide which two to give you. After seeing the cards, you may either accept them, or you may set them aside and search through his remaining Challenge Cards and take two you like. You must take two cards from that player unless he started with only three, meaning he had only one left to take after you set two aside; in this case you get the one card remaining. After you have taken cards, the player gets the rest of his hand back, including cards that you set aside. The challenge then proceeds normally. At the end of the challenge, any cards you borrowed but did not use return to their previous owner. As long as you have use of your power, you never draw a new hand for lack of Challenge Cards. Any non-challenge cards you accumulate throughout the game may be held until played. History: Haunting its Cosmic colleagues, the Doppelganger often gets the better of them. Each encounter leaves the jittery victim with the feeling that there is more to every passing shadow than meets the eye. Timing: Phase 6 - Allies accept Notes: The recommended experience level for this power is Advanced. This is a Rules type power. Alternate version of Doppelganger. Wild1: When you are not a main player, you may play the hand of a player who has a base in your system. Return his hand at the end of the challenge. Super: You may take any one player’s hand and make it your own. Discard all Challenge Cards. Con: Doppelganger may not choose you when getting Challenge Cards. DOPPELGANGER [M:CD] Borrows Cards to Play Fantasy Flight You have the power to Haunt. As a main player, before encounter cards are selected, use this power to discard all encounter cards in your hand (if any) and haunt one other player except your opponent. That player must give you two encounter cards of different types from his or her hand (or one if holding only one type). One of these must be the player’s highest attack card, if he or she has any. When encounter cards are to be selected, if you have fewer than two encounter cards for any reason (including being zapped), you draw from the deck until you have two, discarding all non-encounter cards drawn. After cards are revealed, return any cards received from the haunted player that are still in your hand to that player. You ignore all consequences of lacking encounter cards, such as drawing a new hand (even for game effects such as the Usurper’s power), ending your turn, or losing the encounter due to the Laser’s power. History: Haunting its Cosmic colleagues, the Doppelganger often gets the better of them. Each encounter leaves its jittery victim with the feeling that there is more to every passing shadow than meets the eye. Notes: The recommended experience level for this power is Expert. This is a Combat type power. Wild: If you are not a main player, during the alliance phase you may set your hand aside and take the hand of one player who has a colony in your system. If you take the offense's hand, he or she draws a new one. At the end of the encounter, give your hand to that player and take back the hand you set aside. Super: When using your power, you may also force any player other than your opponent to give you any two non-encounter cards from his or her hand (or one if he or she has only one), which you keep. Displayed 4 powers.