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24 TCG: Day 0 Checklist 24 TCG: Day 0 Checklist Card Name Card Type Rarity # Ed. Adam Kaufman, Watchful Eye Character Fixed D0 1/96 D0 Bill Buchanan, Director of Operations Character Fixed D0 2/96 D0 Brian Jacobs, Palmer's Counsel Character Fixed D0 3/96 D0 Chase Edmunds, Jack's Partner Character Fixed D0 4/96 D0 Chloe O'Brian, The Best Character Fixed D0 5/96 D0 Chloe O'Brian, The Best (Foil) Character Fixed D0 5/96 D0 Chloe O'Brian, Trusted Friend Character Fixed D0 6/96 D0 Curtis Manning, Unforgiving Character Fixed D0 7/96 D0 David Palmer, Man of Integrity Character Fixed D0 8/96 D0 David Palmer, Man of Integrity (Foil) Character Fixed D0 8/96 D0 D.J. Graves, Forensics Expert Character Fixed D0 9/96 D0 Hamri Al-Assad, So-Called Traitor Character Fixed D0 10/96 D0 Jack Bauer, Back in Action Character Fixed D0 11/96 D0 Jack Bauer, Back in Action (Foil) Character Fixed D0 11/96 D0 Jack Bauer, Loyal to the President Character Fixed D0 12/96 D0 Jack Bauer, Protective Father Character Fixed D0 13/96 D0 James Prescott, Hawk Character Fixed D0 14/96 D0 Kim Bauer, Like Her Father (Foil) Character Fixed D0 15/96 D0 Lynne Kresge, Crisis Management Character Fixed D0 16/96 D0 Mike Novick, Chief of Staff Character Fixed D0 17/96 D0 Nicole Duncan, Head of Health Services Character Fixed D0 18/96 D0 Mark DeSalvo, Warden Character Fixed D0 19/96 D0 Quick Response Team, Elte Agents Character Fixed D0 20/96 D0 Ryan Chappelle, Division Representative Character Fixed D0 21/96 D0 Ted Simmons, Loyal Interrogator Character Fixed D0 22/96 D0 Abu Fayed, Unwitting Pawn (Foil) Character Fixed D0 23/96 D0 Ahmed Amar, Young and Dedicated Character Fixed D0 24/96 D0 Alexis Drazen, Hard at Work Character Fixed D0 25/96 D0 Charles Logan, President of the United States Character Fixed D0 26/96 D0 Charles Logan, President of the United States (Foil) Character Fixed D0 26/96 D0 Christopher Henderson, Jack's Mentor Character Fixed D0 27/96 D0 Conrad Haas, Hired Gun Character Fixed D0 28/96 D0 Dan Mounts, High-School Dropout Character Fixed D0 29/96 D0 Graem Bauer, Behind It All Character Fixed D0 30/96 D0 Greg Penticoff, Double Murderer Character Fixed D0 31/96 D0 Hasan Numair, Bomb Specialist Character Fixed D0 32/96 D0 Ira Gaines, Mercenary Character Fixed D0 33/96 D0 Jamey Farrell, Easy Prey Character Fixed D0 34/96 D0 Kevin Carroll, Alan York Character Fixed D0 35/96 D0 Martha Logan, First Lady Character Fixed D0 36/96 D0 Masheer Abu-Marzuq, Handler Character Fixed D0 37/96 D0 Mike Novick, Pragmatist Character Fixed D0 38/96 D0 Nasir Trabelsi, Aggressive Terrorist Character Fixed D0 39/96 D0 Nina Myers, Ruthless Character Fixed D0 40/96 D0 Nina Myers, Ruthless (Foil) Character Fixed D0 40/96 D0 Phillip Bauer, Founder of BXJ Character Fixed D0 41/96 D0 Phillip Bauer, Founder of BXJ (Foil) Character Fixed D0 41/96 D0 Ray Wallace, Under Duress Character Fixed D0 42/96 D0 Rick Allen, In Over His Head Character Fixed D0 43/96 D0 Robert Joseph, Consultant for BXJ Character Fixed D0 44/96 D0 Sabir Hussain, Lieutenant Character Fixed D0 45/96 D0 Walt Cummings, Chief of Staff Character Fixed D0 46/96 D0 9mm Parabellum Equipment Fixed D0 47/96 D0 Accurized USP (Foil) Equipment Fixed D0 48/96 D0 AK-47 Equipment Fixed D0 49/96 D0 Big Picture Equipment Fixed D0 50/96 D0 Cell Trace Equipment Fixed D0 51/96 D0 Executive Order (Foil) Equipment Fixed D0 52/96 D0 Explosive Vest Equipment Fixed D0 53/96 D0 Jack's PDA Equipment Fixed D0 54/96 D0 Kevlar Vest Equipment Fixed D0 55/96 D0 Laptop Equipment Fixed D0 56/96 D0 Presidental Limo Equipment Fixed D0 57/96 D0 Restricted Access Equipment Fixed D0 58/96 D0 Scrambled Line Equipment Fixed D0 59/96 D0 Suppressed Pistol Equipment Fixed D0 60/96 D0 Arm the Nuke Agenda Fixed D0 61/96 D0 Coup de Main Agenda Fixed D0 62/96 D0 Disarm the Bomb Agenda Fixed D0 63/96 D0 Important Assignment Agenda Fixed D0 64/96 D0 Infiltrate CTU Agenda Fixed D0 65/96 D0 Inside Man Agenda Fixed D0 66/96 D0 Misinformation (Foil) Agenda Fixed D0 67/96 D0 Open Up a Socket Agenda Fixed D0 68/96 D0 Political Assassination Agenda Fixed D0 69/96 D0 Questioning Agenda Fixed D0 70/96 D0 WMD Agenda Fixed D0 71/96 D0 Adept Work Event Fixed D0 72/96 D0 Backstabbing Event Fixed D0 73/96 D0 Data Uplink Event Fixed D0 74/96 D0 Decryption Event Fixed D0 75/96 D0 Dedicated to the Cause Event Fixed D0 76/96 D0 Epinephrine Shot Event Fixed D0 77/96 D0 Fearless Event Fixed D0 78/96 D0 For the Good of the Country Event Fixed D0 79/96 D0 Getting Personal Event Fixed D0 80/96 D0 Interrogation Event Fixed D0 81/96 D0 It Was a Suicide Event Fixed D0 82/96 D0 Layers of Deceit Event Fixed D0 83/96 D0 Off the Books Event Fixed D0 84/96 D0 Shot in the Back (Foil) Event Fixed D0 85/96 D0 Suicide Bombing Event Fixed D0 86/96 D0 Unofficial Business Event Fixed D0 87/96 D0 Veto Event Fixed D0 88/96 D0 Weight of Duty Event Fixed D0 89/96 D0 Well Trained Event Fixed D0 90/96 D0 Clean Administration (Foil) Directive Fixed D0 91/96 D0 Find the Nuke (Foil) Directive Fixed D0 92/96 D0 Going Rogue (Foil) Directive Fixed D0 93/96 D0 Chaos for Pay (Foil) Directive Fixed D0 94/96 D0 Sentox Conspiracy (Foil) Directive Fixed D0 95/96 D0 Wave of Terror (Foil) Directive Fixed D0 96/96 D0 25th Amendment Agenda Elite E 1/24 D0 Avenge Valencia Directive Elite E 2/24 D0 Countermeasures Event Elite E 3/24 D0 Curtis Manning, Playing Possum Character Elite E 4/24 D0 David Palmer, Maryland Senator Character Elite E 5/24 D0 Dmitri Gredenko, Ultranationalist Character Elite E 6/24 D0 Downloading Event Elite E 7/24 D0 Events Occur in Real Time Event Elite E 8/24 D0 Flag Lapel Pin Equipment Elite E 9/24 D0 Habib Marwan, Master Terrorist Character Elite E 10/24 D0 Head Shot Event Elite E 11/24 D0 Jack Bauer, Elite Agent Character Elite E 12/24 D0 Lynn McGill, Bureaucrat Character Elite E 13/24 D0 M-4 Carbine Equipment Elite E 14/24 D0 Mandy, Sexy Assassin Character Elite E 15/24 D0 Nadia Yassir, Well Informed Character Elite E 16/24 D0 Nina Myers, Professional Character Elite E 17/24 D0 Profiling Agenda Elite E 18/24 D0 Savagery to Match Their Numbers Event Elite E 19/24 D0 Sherry Palmer, Out for Number One Character Elite E 20/24 D0 Tony Almeida, CTU Director Character Elite E 21/24 D0 Unprepared Event Elite E 22/24 D0 Victor Drazen, Mad With Vengeance Character Elite E 23/24 D0 Wireless PDA Equipment Elite E 24/24 D0 For information: [email protected] - last update 18 March 2013 Copyright 1999-2013 by Carlo Brozzo - All rights reserved .
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