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| An exciting sport that was available as a holosuite program at Quark's bar on Deep Space Nine. |
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| Jokarian chess | |
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Jadzia Dax once challenged Sisko to a game of Jokarian chess, but he declined. (DS9: The Nagus)
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A contact sport played between two individuals. Curzon Dac used to beat Sisko regularly at bare-fisted Juro counterpunch. (DS9: A Man Alone)
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 Game played on a 6-sided, vertical board using round pieces. In a two person game, red and green colored pieces are typically used. In a three person game, orange colored pieces are added. (VOY: Homestead; Imperfection) |
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 A Vulcan game that keeps a person's logic sharp. It is a test of balance and concentration. It is vaguely spherical, about 20 cm in diameter. It is composed of short metallic-crystal rods called t'an, connected to one another in what appeared to be a chaotic fashion. The object of the game is to turn the jumble of rods into a perfect sphere. Each player takes a turn positioning pieces and whoever gets the sphere to appear first wins. If you place your piece correctly, the shape changes. If you place it incorrectly, part of the structure falls apart. Kal-toh is as much a game of patience as it is of logic. An experienced player will sometimes take several hours to decide his next move, and in some cases, even days may be necessary. (VOY: Riddles) |
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Kalevian montar is a game. Odo and Dukat played Kalevian montar once. Odo claimed Dukat cheated. (DS9: Duet)
Contributed by: Clare Bradley |
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A spectator sport that has tournaments. (DS9: A Man Alone)
Contributed by: Clare Bradley |
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 Recreational device worn like a pair of headsets. It employed small lasers that played directly on the optic nerve, creating a holographic image of a game field on which the player used mental control to direct the trajectory of small flying disks into various target funnel shapes. The game had a powerful psychotropically addictive properties that rendered the player extremely susceptible to external control. The Ktarians used the device in an attempt to gain control of Starfleet in 2368. |
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