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Tosk requires only seventeen minutes of sleep 'per
rotation'. |
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All Tosk take an oath of silence not to discuss the hunt.
The greatest humiliation for a Tosk would be for him to be captured
alive and then put on show as an example to others. |
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The Tosk are only sentient because the Hunters made them
so. |
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The Hunters' ship emits a type of radiation that disables
DS9's shields and have transporter technology. |
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The Hunters' helmets render the Tosk's cloaking
technology useless. |
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The Hunters' have a special arm-shield which absorbs
incident phaser-fire. |
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Tosk's ship uses coladrium flow for a power source.
O'Brien has never encountered the technology before. The ship apparently
uses space matter and converts it to fuel. |
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DS9's conduits are constructed from two metre thick
duranium composite. O'Brien had never before encountered a scanning
device which can penetrate it until the Hunters arrived. |
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Quark's contracts with the Dabo girls contains a clause
which legitimizes sexual contact between the proprietor and the girl. |
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This episode gives the distance between Bajor and the
Gamma Quadrant as 90,000 light years (cf. 70,000ly in "Emissary".) |
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On average, five or six ships pass through the wormhole
every week. Tosk's vessel is the first vessel to arrive from the Gamma
Quadrant. |
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Weapons are stored in the habitat ring of DS9 (precisely,
level 5, section 3) and require a security clearance of level 7 or above
to access them. |
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Odo never uses phasers (as in "Emissary".) |