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CARDNUMBER
196
Player 1 decides which card to pla;should play high numbers
first forbiggest chance to win, but rememPower Cards always beat
other de
Player 2 must now play a card witsame deck - in this case
Monster. Icard number is higher he wins, buit's lower player 1
wins.
If player 2 doesn't have any cardswith the same deck he can
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a Power Card to steal the hand or'throw away' a low-numbered
canfrom a different deck.
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The winner of that round takes the 'trick(the two cards) as his
winnings and thenplays the first card in the next round.
Play continues until each playerhas no cards left.
PLAYER 1
Whoever has won the most tricks by th Ignore the teacher and do
what you wantCD Complain you are too weak to do anythingCD Give
orders backCD Do as you're told
In art lessons do you createmasterpieces or a bit of a mess?
I feel held back and can't express myselfI'm good at copying
what others doI could create a whole new world!I'm a design
genius!
CD Bossy, shouty and controllingCD Independent, intelligent and
ingeniousCD Loyal, obedient and organisedCD Frustrated, lonely and
angry
What do you want to do whenyou have left school?
CD To be an evil dictatorCD To be a henchman for an evil
dictatorCD To regain your former strengthCD To join the SAS
When offered a crisp bywould you?
^D Be too slow to get a crispCD Only take the one crisp you were
offeredCD Devise a way to make your own crispsCD Demand the whole
packet
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All Ood carry an orb connectedto a tube emerging from
theirtentacles. This interface deviceglows when the Ood
speaks.Unfortunately it is prone toelectromagnetic
interference,which can affect speech systemsor turn the device into
a weaponthat pulses electromagneticwaves through a victim.
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Some scientists believe the squid-liketentacles suggest the Ood
may haveoriginally lived underwater, but evolvedto have a more
humanoid body.
The Ood are an albino race, withpale skin and pink eyes,
whichthen glowed red when they werepossessed by the Beast.
llMlVtPiB/lLlSiThe Ood's orbs arepartially poweredby kinetic
energygenerated by theirmovement.
EiSEMSEiHwSThe Ood'stentacles arecoated withdelicate sensorsthat
help themsmell.
rThe Ood are said to haveoriginally come from a planetin the
Horsehead Nebula.
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It has been alleged that humansaccidentally killed the Hive,
which leftthe Ood disconnected. But this may beFriends of the Ood
propaganda...
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tThe base computer didn'trecognise the Ood asproper
life-forms.
' There were 50 Ood stationed onKrop Tor - the planet on the
edgeof a black hole.
The Ood in the Sanctuary Base onKrop Tor didn't have names,
theywere just identified by numbersand letters.
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