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Card Extras • Special Events • Tournament Reports • Everything Else • Spotlight Series • Contests
Strategy Articles
August 2023
Distracting Technologyby Johannes Klarhauser, Kaiser • August 8th
You didn't really want to play those cards anyway, did you?
January 2022
Decipher Cards versions additionby Markus Eberlein, Chief Programmer • January 8th
1E Premiere WB94 & WB95 & SB, WP, BoG Foil, Tournament Foil, TWT Reprints, SDII 2000; 2E Foils, Starter Reprints
July 2021
Card Extras Remastered - Darmokby Daniel Matteson, Writing Team Manager • July 7th
Part eight of an eight-part series.
Card Extras Remastered - Hippocratic Oathby Daniel Matteson, Writing Team Manager • July 6th
Part seven of an eight-part series.
Card Extras Remastered - Husnock Outpostby Daniel Matteson, Writing Team Manager • July 5th
Part six of an eight-part series.
Card Extras Remastered - Make Us Goby Daniel Matteson, Writing Team Manager • July 4th
Part five of an eight-part series.
Card Extras Remastered - Space-Time Portalby Daniel Matteson, Writing Team Manager • July 3rd
Part four of an eight-part series.
Card Extras Remastered - Hide and Seekby Daniel Matteson, Writing Team Manager • July 2nd
Part three of an eight-part series.
Card Extras Remastered - Armus: Sticky Situationby Daniel Matteson, Writing Team Manager • July 1st
Part two of an eight-part series.
How Upstanding Are You?by Maggie Geppert, Staff Writer • July 1st
Scientific diplomacy always has risk.
June 2021
Card Extras Remastered - Spacedoorby Daniel Matteson, Writing Team Manager • June 30th
Part one of an eight-part series.
December 2020
Promo-a-Week: Relocate Settlersby Cristoffer Wiker, First Edition Designer • December 21st
It's time to find your way home with the last of the 2020 Promo-a-Week reprints: Relocate Settlers!
Promo-a-Week - Method in Our Madnessby Paddy Tye, First Edition Creative Manager • December 14th
A new twist on an old classic!
Promo-a-Week: Sunaby Charlie Plaine, Director of First Edition • December 7th
"It's very complicated. I'll answer all of your questions, but first I want you to put that down."
Legendary Lurian Turns 21 Today! Now Old Enough To Drink!by Morn, Alcoholic Barfly • December 1st
Happy Birthday to Morn!
November 2020
Promo-a-Week: Distress Missionby Cristoffer Wiker, First Edition Designer • November 30th
If you're in Distress, perhaps you can talk the Federation or the Klingons into offering their help. And with this beautiful new AI, it'll be easier than ever.
Promo-a-Week: Awakenby James Heaney, First Edition Rules • November 23rd
"Awake! Fear! Fire! Foes! Awake!" Today's promo-a-week features Meriadoc Brandyb... no, wait, hang on a minute...
Dominion War Effortsby Charlie Plaine, Director of First Edition • November 16th
Dominion War Efforts is a staple card in most Cardassian and/or Dominion decks, which made it an excellent choice for the Promo-a-Week promo.
Promo-a-Week: B'Elanna with a Side of B'Elannaby Charlie Plaine, Director of First Edition • November 9th
The half-human, half-Klingon chief engineer of the U.S.S Voyager gets a beautiful high-resolution version to match her incredibly good card. Check her out in this week's Promo-a-Week card!
Promo-a-Week - A Tale of Two Telaksby Paddy Tye, First Edition Creative Manager • November 2nd
This week's promo is a card that has extra meaning for fans of Star Trek: Picard...
October 2020
Promo-a-Week - Telleby Charlie Plaine, Director of First Edition • October 26th
Why would we ever make a promo out of a support personnel?
Promo-a-Week - Investigate Disturbanceby Cristoffer Wiker, First Edition Designer • October 20th
Another old mission gets a fantastic cosmetic upgrade with a new alternate image as part of the Promo-a-Week program.
September 2020
Promo-a-Week - Sleeper Trapby Austin Chandler, Staff Writer • September 21st
When you can catch your opponent...asleep.
Promo-a-Week: Liberationby Charlie Plaine, Director of First Edition • September 14th
A key mission in many Delta Quadrant decks gets a new, high resolution update with this week's promo-a-week choice: Liberation.
Tournament Debriefingby Paddy Tye, First Edition Creative Manager • September 11th
Stop. Collaborate and Listen.
Promo Friday: Chula: The Gameby James Heaney, First Edition Rules Master • September 4th
Let's talk about the best Chula dilemma, Bortz-style.
January 2020
Gift of the Tormentorby Niall Matthew, Co-lead designer, and expert finger snapper • January 15th
The Borg get an unusual assist from an omnipotent being...
A Cube, By Any Other Nameby Paddy Tye, First Edition Creative Manager • January 13th
"We have analysed your defensive capabilities as being unable to withstand us. If you defend yourselves, you will be punished"
June 2019
Going Nativeby Matthew Zinno, Staff Writer • June 26th
Just who are the Preserver Obelisk's "natives", anyway?
November 2018
Homesteadby ChadC, Staff Writer • November 5th
Trekcc has a new expansion called "The Gift." Homestead is one of the goodies contained within ....
June 2018
Far away from home, in need of some therapyby James Monsebroten, Staff Writer • June 14th
When you're stranded far from home you may just need some Group Therapy to hold things together.
April 2018
Even Better Than the Real Thingby Maggie Geppert, Conversion Fangirl • April 25th
Check out some of the cards that got an upgrade during their conversion.
January 2018
22nd-Century Ladiesby Matthew Zinno, Socializing with the Staff Writer • January 6th
Comfort Women talks about [22] [NA] females. Let's meet some of them.
September 2017
March 2017
Make Me Laugh!by Kaufman, Staff Writer • March 31st
Get some inside behind the scenes information on the inner workings of Stewart Rivers.
The Genius of Dan Hammanby Kaufman, Staff Writer • March 30th
Find out what makes those neat MACO's extra neat.
A Brief History of Time Travelby Matthew Zinno, Department of Temporal Investigations • March 29th
An exploration that leads to the latest mechanism for getting out of a time location.
Regenerationby Niall Matthew, Broken Bow intern designer and the inserter of tubules • March 27th
A frozen menace awakens...
Dial D for Dilemmas!by Paddy Tye, Broken Bow designer and perplexing puzzler • March 26th
What fresh quandaries does Broken Bow have in store for us?
Botany Bay? Botany Bay?!by Charlie Plaine, Poor Chekov Impersonator • March 24th
Meet the new icon that makes its debut in Broken Bow: the Botany Bay icon.
Nobody Expects the Klingon Inquisition!by Paddy Tye, Broken Bow Designer (whose chief weapon is surprise) • March 22nd
Surprise, and fear.
Known Throughout the Galaxy as the Alien’s Graveyardby Paddy Tye, Broken Bow designer and very camp commandant • March 21st
Gulag, Gulag, Gulag, the prison where I want to be, Pony trekking or camping, Or just watching TV...
Like Peas in a Shuttlepodby Paddy Tye, Broken Bow designer and Broken in many other ways... • March 20th
Everyday I'm shuttlin'
November 2016
Lost in the Tholian Webby Matthew Zinno, Staff Writer • November 18th
The Constitution-class Defiant comes to STCCG.
Vintaak Disappearance Siteby Charlie Plaine, The Terran Empire Assistant Designer • November 18th
The other side of the (card).
September 2016
We Have Engaged the Borgby Matthew Zinno, Staff Writer • September 30th
The Borg have come to Earth. And the Enterprise-E crew fights back.
You Can't Be Afraid of the Windby Mark, Staff Writer • September 26th
"On this site, a powerful engine will be built. An engine that will someday help us to travel a hundred times faster than we can today. Imagine it - thousands of inhabited planets at our fingertips... and we'll be able to explore those strange new worlds, and seek out new life and new civilizations. This engine will let us go boldly... where no man has gone before."
A Card To Capture Your Attentionby Allen Gould, Staff Writer • September 22nd
.. and your personnel.
The Task Force Cliffhangerby Paddy Tye, Drinking with Morn in the Bar • September 20th
What if I told you that there was a deck type to represent the Federation and Klingon Alliance from Deep Space 9?
Hi-Ho, Hi-Ho, It's Off to the Mines We Goby Paddy Tye, Fearless Canary Down Tpit • September 17th
To the mines ya brutes!
March 2016
An Unexpected Articleby Ross Fertel, Surprising Writer • March 22nd
Find out more about the card you thought wouldn't be in Through the Looking Glass, even more so than the Spanish Inquisition.
An Enemy Among Usby Jason Drake, Talented Designer • March 21st
The plot just got that much more complex.Are you certain you can trust the person across from you?
Surprising New Members of the KCAby Matthew Zinno, Staff Writer • March 20th
Introducing two new members of the Alliance ... oh, you've met them before?
Anthropologist Wantedby Ross Fertel, Needy Writer • March 19th
We interrupt your regularly scheduled articles to ask for a resident Anthropologist.
Get Back to Where It All Startedby Matthew Zinno, Staff Writer • March 17th
A look at how we first got to the mirror universe, and some new cards that interact with it.
Do It!by Niall Matthew, All Alone with Seven of Nine • March 16th
Enter the sexecution chamber, as Niall rediscovers a long dormant force in the Delta Quadrant...
September 2015
The Mirror Universe Has Been Targeted for Sexecutionby Niall Matthew, Not Suitable for Readers Under 18 • September 17th
The Intendant embarks on a trail of depraved love making with the latest card for Crossover.
The Intendant's Quartersby Mr. Matthew, Terran Slave 6918-Phi • September 17th
A look at the new site card from the very man who has to keep it tidy.
Saying Goodbye to an Old Friendby Charlie Plaine, Crossover Lead Designer • September 16th
Crossover marks the end of an era as we officially say goodbye to the Star Trek: Customizable Card Game property logo.
Who Wants a Space-brazilian?by Niall Matthew, Matching the Carpet with the Curtains • September 14th
Join the Sexecutioner on a fashionable journey to the Mirror Quadrant as he explores the skill of Barbering
Top Gunby Paddy Tye; Guest Writer, UK Ambassador, and Warden of the North • September 12th
What to plan for when entering the danger zone.
That Name Sounds Familiarby Ross Fertel, Renaissance Man • September 9th
What is in a name? Does one's name define who they are or is it who you are that decides your name?
May 2015
Everything's Alternateby Paddy Tye, Creative Tinkerer and Warden of the North • May 29th
A look at the Alternate Image cards offered in Homefront VI.
Homefront: We Remember Your Refill!by Allen Gould, Guest Writer • May 28th
In honor of Homefront VI, Allen tells you all about... water glasses?
Don't Let It End This Wayby Matthew Zinno, Staff Writer • May 27th
A killer dilemma from Homefront VI.
Are We Going to Have Some Cake?by James Cream, Staff Writer • May 26th
Yeah, but last time I didn't receive a piece. And I was told...
February 2015
Becoming One With the Borg: Three of Nineby Niall Matthew, Speaking for the Borg • February 24th
Niall returns with the long awaited third part to his article series. This one looks at the Borg play engines.
January 2015
Plans Of The "If We Told You, We'd Have To Kill You"by Mark, Freelance Writer • January 26th
People of intelligence don't always work well together. Now you can turn this to your advantage.
Probe Alpha Quadrant Systemby Charlie Plaine, Chairman • January 18th
While developing The Gamma Quadrant, a need for a universal mission provided a unique opportunity to make a card often requested by players.
Conversions: An Analysis: Serrolaby James Cream, Staff Writer • January 14th
Is it possible that Nathan Miracle is a Psychic? I say we report it to the Devore Imperium, just to be sure.
Conversions: An Analysis: Enabran Tainby James Cream, Staff Writer • January 12th
A new version of an existing persona who most definitely does bring something different.
December 2014
10 Most Awesome-Looking First Edition Cards of 2014by Johnny Holeva, Art Director • December 30th
’Tis the season for Top Ten Lists! The rules of this list are simple: The 1E card must be from 2014 and the card must look awesome.
Design Diary - All Good Thingsby Chris Lobban, Assistant Designer • December 11th
The story behind the card that fixed a broken link... and created a new one.
Kell Perimby James Cream, Staff Writer • December 9th
The Motion Pictures card from the XXth Anniversary Collection bring us another crew member of the Enterprise-E.
Design Diary - Holodeck Adventuresby Chris Lobban, Assistant Designer • December 7th
First Edition assistant designer, Chris Lobban, explains the design of romance.
Crossover: An Invitationby Matthew Zinno, Staff Writer • December 1st
We now invite you ... to a place that's not very inviting: The Mirror Universe!
November 2014
STCCG card of the day #408: Orderly Mavekby Lucas Thompson, Ambassador • November 19th
Edgeofhearing's STCCG card of the day #408.
How Do You Solve a Problem Like Fajo?by Charlie Plaine & Chris Lobban, 20th Anniversary Collection Designers • November 15th
We knew we needed to do something unusual to represent the Fajo Collection... find out just how far down the rabbit hole we went!
Frederick La Rouqueby Matthew Zinno, Staff Writer • November 11th
The Alternate Universe set brings us a gambler from the 1890s.
Design Diary - Premiereby Chris Lobban, Assistant Designer • November 10th
Our first look at the 20th Anniversary Collection for 1E starts back where it all started... Premiere.
June 2014
The Other Side of the Storyby Matthew Zinno, Staff Writer • June 30th
A look at the "mission persona" cards in The Maquis.
Drain 'em dryby Allen Gould, Maquis Assistant Designer • June 23rd
Sometimes, solving a mission isn't enough. Sometimes you want to make it hurt...
The Expendablesby Niall Matthew, Staff Writer • June 20th
Shake up the way you attempt missions in block with this deadly new Dilemma
Screw the Ocampa, We're Going Home!by Niall Matthew, Staff Writer • June 16th
Disregard the rules and directives of Captain Janeway to get the crew of Liberty home with this new Objective.
Quark, Intriguing Ferengiby Matthew Zinno, Staff Writer • June 9th
Quark continues his exploration of rainbow borders, with his first Non-Aligned version!
February 2014
Are You Compatible?by Matthew Zinno, Staff Writer • February 27th
What does it mean to be compatible in First Edition? With personnel, with ships ... and with a Nor.
December 2013
Emissary: Explorersby Charlie Plaine, Emissary Lead Designer • December 3rd
Catch some of the solar winds and recreate a legendary journey with some of the new cards in Emissary.
November 2013
Emissary: If You're Feeling Peckishby Mark, Freelance Writer • November 28th
On this Turkey Day, we bring you an alternative venue for your big meal, and we supply someone to do the cooking for you!
Conversions: An Analysis - Emissary (Part 1 of 5)by James Cream, Staff Writer • November 27th
In the first article of the series, we'll be looking at the converted Cardassian 2E BC cards to have been spoiled so far.
Your Trial Will Be Broadcast to All of Cardassiaby Corbin Johnson, Assistant Card Designer • November 20th
Today First Edition designer, Corbin Johnson will give us insight into the process of designing for the Cardassians in Emissary.
A Gift from the Prophetsby Danny Nuttall, Staff Writer • November 19th
A quick look at the possibilities offered to us by the four new dilemma cards revealed thus far.
October 2013
A Look At the Homefront IV Missions from the Perspective of the Current Blockby Rossman, Guest Writer • October 17th
Today guest writer Ross Fertel takes us all on an in depth look at the Homefront IV missions and what they add to the current TNG Block format.
April 2013
Sister Act IIIby Jason Drake, First Edition Card Designer • April 29th
Jason Drake returns to give us an inside look at designing two familiar faces.
A Deadly Game of Cat and Mouseby Jason Drake, First Edition Card Designer • April 22nd
Join The Sky's the Limit Assistant Designer Jason Drake as he describes the experience of designing a powerful and wholly novel dilemma.
The Sky's the Limit: Goranby Johannes Klarhauser, Ambassador • April 19th
TNG Cardassians get some love from Second Edition
Brace for Impact!by Mark B. Frog, Guest Writer • April 16th
Or How I Learned How to Stop Whinging and Love the New Riker
A Nebula's Not So Pretty When There's a BORG CUBE Hiding In It!by Niall Matthew, Staff Writer • April 12th
Is it safe to solve missions in block yet?
Conversions: An Analysis - Bloody Cardies!by James Cream, Staff Writer • April 8th
In this week's installment of the Conversions Analysis series, we will look at the converted Cardassian cards from prior expansions as well as one for the brand new expansion.
March 2013
Becoming One With The Borg: Two of Nineby Niall Matthew, Guest Writer • March 21st
The second in an article series detailing all one needs to know to play The Borg affiliation in First Edition. This time, the focus is on the key decisions made in the seed phase.
February 2013
Becoming One with the Borg - One of Nineby Niall Matthew, Guest Writer • February 28th
The first in an article series detailing all one needs to know to play the fourth playable First Edition affiliation.
October 2012
Trilithium Weapon - A Design Storyby Dan Hamman, 1E Design • October 19th
Spies and informants gave Rebels vital data to plan strategic turnabouts, create local insurgencies and hamper Imperial activities.
June 2012
Conversions: An Analysis - The Next Generation (Part 6 of 6)by James Cream, Staff Writer • June 15th
At last we come to the seven conversions that you've all been waiting for... (Warning: Hosp is about.)
Conversions: An Analysis - The Next Generation (Part 5 of 6)by James Cream, Staff Writer • June 1st
This incredibly dull yet visually enticing article looks at the recently converted missions which appear in The Next Generation expansion.
May 2012
Conversions: An Analysis - The Next Generation (Part 4 of 6)by James Cream, Staff Writer • May 25th
In this quarternary portion of the TNG conversion analysis articles, we'll see what happens when the most important card type gets converted.
Conversions: An Analysis - The Next Generation (Part 3 of 6)by James Cream, Staff Writer • May 18th
In this tertiary portion of the TNG conversion analysis articles, we look at the easiest cards to convert.
April 2012
Conversions: An Analysis - The Next Generation (Part 2 of 6)by James Cream, Staff Writer • April 23rd
In this week's installment, we look at the Klingon conversions found in the new expansion, The Next Generation.
Conversions: An Analysis - The Next Generation (Part 1 of 6)by James Cream, Staff Writer • April 5th
The new biggest virtual First Edition expansion features the most converted cards to date. Time to eBay some cardboard!
November 2011
Conversions: An Analysis - Resistance is Futile (Part 3 of 3)by James Cream, Staff Writer • November 28th
A review of the final two 2E cards that have finally made the proper conversion into 1E cards in the Resistance is Futile expansion.
U.S.S. Akira - The New Standard For Fed Decks?by Tim Davidson, Staff Writer • November 26th
A strategic review of the cool new universal Akira-class from the Resistance of Futile set.
Conversions: An Analysis - Resistance is Futile (Part 2 of 3)by J, Staff Writer • November 23rd
A peek at the 2E cards that have finally made the proper conversion into 1E cards in the Resistance is Futile expansion.
A Tale of Two No-Onesby Patrick Tye, Guest Writer; with input from Creative Development • November 22nd
The story behind the Creative team process for two universal personnel in the Resistance is Futile expansion.
Conversions: An Analysis - Resistance is Futile (Part 1 of 3)by J, Staff Writer • November 9th
A peek at the 2E cards that have finally made the proper conversion into 1E cards in the Resistance is Futile expansion.
April 2011
Prepare for Warp Speed Transfer by Austin Chandler, Staff Writer • April 14th
If you thought a Near Warp Transport could be frightening you haven't seen what a Warp Speed Transfer can do for (or against) your deck.
The Arsenal: Dividedby Austin Chandler, Staff Writer • April 12th
"Divided they fall," and fall they shall. Yet again, the Arsenal of Minos doesn't fail to deliver on its promise to its potential customers.
Shades of Gray: Duck Blind!by Chris Castagnetto, Guest Writer • April 11th
Dive in and take a closer look at Duck Blind!
Son'a Observatoryby Andreas Rheinlander, 2010 First Edition World Champion • April 8th
Find out about 2010 First Edition World Champion Andreas Rheinlander's card, Son'a Observatory, in his own words!
Observe... Greatness!by Jason Robinette, Lead Designer (1E) • April 4th
A look at the super SCIENCE friends, and their amazing ability to do "great" things.
The Many Shades of Grayby Charlie Plaine, Chairman • April 1st
Find out how one of the worst episodes of The Next Generation helped inspire cards that bring old dilemmas out of the binder.
October 2010
Dial-Up Your Dilemma Pileby Austin Chandler, Staff Writer • October 22nd
Remember in the 90s when you could dial-up a phone call, but it meant you couldn't connect to the internet to download your mail? Well then, this dilemma might remind you of that... U.S.S. Voyager style.
Strategy: Out of Timeby Tim Davidson, Staff Writer • October 19th
A strategic review of the Straight and Steady card Out of Time and a look back at the other time traveling methods.
June 2010
Insidious Dilemmas from the Delta Quadrant in Life From Lifelessnessby Austin Chandler, Staff Writer • June 14th
New dilemmas are exciting for First Edition players in a way that can't be compared with Second Edition. First Edition players have fixed dilemma piles, so we are always looking for a new combo that can hold our opponent back. Well, here are some new dilemmas that can do just that.
Falow, the Chula Championby Austin Chandler, Staff Writer • June 12th
Falow is unique because he happens to be a Gamma Quadrant Non-Aligned personnel. What does that mean? Well it means plenty...
Sela and Romulan 'Reunification'by Austin Chandler, Staff Writer • June 1st
Some things in this world just seem to go together. Peanut butter and jelly. Cookies and milk. Sela and her obsession with the Federation.
December 2009
Jolan Tru Article Series: Strategema's Baneby Austin Chandler, Staff Writer • December 8th
This is the beginning of a regular article series about card extras, strategy, and deck design. In this article, we discuss dealing with an opponent's Strategema card.
November 2009
Benjamin Sisko - Traumatized by the Borgby Austin Chandler, Staff Writer • November 2nd
We all remember the Next Generation episode where Locutus stole our hearts, probably the most evil thing ever done to a Star Trek character. That episode inspired the background for Benjamin Sisko. It's fitting that this persona is in the XV set alongside the persona of Picard just rescued from the collective.
October 2009
I.K.C. Qam-Chee - Fat Chancellor's Sleighby Austin Chandler, Staff Writer • October 30th
Do we really need another Klingon Vor'cha Ship? Some of you might think that we do. I'd feel the same if I was told there was a new Romulan D'deridex coming out. However, this is a Chancellor's Warship and it's totally tricked out.
K'mpec: The Fat Chancellorby Austin Chandler, Staff Writer • October 28th
K'mpec from the Premiere set turned out to be pretty decent to use 'til now. He's a Chancellor, valid for Assign Mission Specialists, and generally a good two-skill personnel. In the XV Set, he gets the full treatment to make him worthy of any Klingon Deck.
Captain Kirk and His True Loveby Austin Chandler, Staff Writer • October 27th
What would Captain Kirk be without the Starship Enterprise? It's like peanut butter without the jelly, or cream cheese without bagels. So how could this article be complete without reviewing both of these new virtual cards?
Kathryn Janeway, Before She Got Lostby Austin Chandler, Staff Writer • October 23rd
Everyone remembers that first episode of Voyager. Now you can relive it again by playing the Captain Janeway based on that episode.
Shinzon: The Picard That Became a Remanby Austin Chandler, Staff Writer • October 22nd
First Edition gets Shinzon as part of The Continuing Committee's XV Set entitled "Chain of Command." This card will change the way you build your Romulan Deck. Amazing what a poor little rejected clone of a Federation Captain was able to do.
The Scimitar: The Reman Answer to Every Other Shipby Austin Chandler, Staff Writer • October 22nd
Flagship of the General Shinzon who led the Reman forces. You'll want this ship to lead your forces as well once you see what it can do for your deck.
July 2009
What McKenzie Can Do For Starfleet...by Stephen R Sanders, Staff Writer • July 17th
A look at how Fiona McKenzie can help First Edition Starfleet decks.
January 2009
Examining First Edition Draw Enginesby Jeremy Commandeur, First Edition Director • January 10th
Equipping your deck with an adequate number of draw engines is one of the hardest things to master for new players. Let's take a look at some of the best draw engines in the game, ranging from the easy, to the obscure and difficult.
December 2008
Quark, Son of Keldarby David Runyon, Staff Writer • December 29th
Quark, linked in holy matri-money? With his blushing bride, Quark Son of Keldar is half of the most powerful married couple in the game.
I Hate Stefan DeSeveby David Runyon, Staff Writer • December 29th
I have always hated Stefan DeSeve. So what is he good for?
Tacking Into the Windby Stephen Lee, Staff Writer • December 22nd
You stole my battleship! Identity Crisis spoiler.
The Emissary: Not Just for Bajorans Anymoreby David Runyon, Staff Writer • December 1st
Your favorite Creole-cooking Starfleet Captain also doubles as your favorite Bajoran religious figure.
Kira, Kira, Kiraby David Runyon, Staff Writer • December 1st
With so many versions of Kira available (this and one other from First Edition, not including The Intendant; and ten backwards-compatible versions in Second Edition, including one virtual card), why should you pick this one?
November 2008
Romulans Gone Rogueby Adam Warpinski, Staff Writer • November 24th
Romulans... they are green and sneaky. But what happens when, like chameleons, they change they color?
The Captivating Ilon Tandroby Stephen Lee, Staff Writer • November 23rd
A captivating personality goes a long way for any dignitary, even a fictional one from the Star Trek universe. Identity Crisis spoiler!
The Power of Purple - Part IIby Jeremy Commandeur, First Edition Director • November 12th
Long before the Vidiians and Hirogen got their spiffy super outposts, there was another...
The Power of Purple - Part Iby Jeremy Commandeur, First Edition Director • November 12th
Overseer Odo rocks. Once upon a time, the Alliance did, too (back when they still had cloaking devices). Take a second look at this week's first Identity Crisis card.
Data and Picard: Android, Captain, Civilians, Spiesby David Runyon, Staff Writer • November 8th
Need a Romulan version of Jadzia Dax? Need a Civilian Android with more than one skill? Need a good reason to wear a burlap robe to a Star Trek convention? Look no further than Data and Picard.
Major Rakal: Empaths in Disguiseby David Runyon, Staff Writer • November 8th
Major Rakal: Not just a surgically-altered-to-look-Romulan half-Betazoid, half-human empath anymore.
September 2008
"Somewhere, a Place for Us"by David Runyon, Staff Writer • September 26th
Every great First Edition deck has to start somewhere, right? Check out this overview of the different ways to get your cards from your deck to the spaceline.
July 2008
Desab Sdrawkcab Romulan Decksby Adam Warpinski, Lead First Edition Writer • July 4th
Wahoo! It's a First Edition article! On Romulans! Listen up, and enjoy your soup.