[Ensign Q]

so what are the 10 best Dilemma to actually stall the game? what do you guys think? which skill combination is the least used throughout current meta decks.

it can also be a certain combination of dilemma like higher/fewer and dead end.

[Mogor]

Best wall dilemmas vary a lot it really depends on what affiliation, how you are playing them etc...

[Discovery suxs]

If I have to pick one right off the bat. I would say chulu the door never fails first time. Lol dead end is technically a wall dilemma. Primitive culture is a good one to me. Q gets the point works in alot of decks. I will think about others.

[BCSWowbagger]

In terms of raw popularity?

12. Founder Secret
11. Scientific Method
10. Spatial Rift
9. "God"
8. Hanonian Land Eel
7. The Arsenal: Divided
6. Hippocratic Oath
5. Rules of Obedience
4. Medical Crisis
3. Female's Love Interest & Garbage Scow
2. Gomtuu Shock Wave
1. Dead End

From here: https://www.trekcc.org/2016redesign/count1e.php

[Armus]

If I have to pick one right off the bat. I would say chulu the door never fails first time. Lol dead end is technically a wall dilemma. Primitive culture is a good one to me. Q gets the point works in alot of decks. I will think about others.

Primitive Culture worked well back in the day and was a staple for many years in my decks, but other dilemmas driving up Anthropology and CIVILIAN counts (to say nothing of Vulcans!) make it too easy in the modern game in my book.

As far as pure walls go, here are some of my favorites (in no particular order)

1. Dead End
2. Medical Crisis
3. Spatial Rift
4. Jol Yichu'!
5. Hanonian Land Eel
6. Ferengi Infestation
7. Gomtuu Shock Wave
8. The Ghost of Cyrus Ramsey
9. Rules of Obedience
10. In the Pale Moonlight

[Discovery suxs]

If I have to pick one right off the bat. I would say chulu the door never fails first time. Lol dead end is technically a wall dilemma. Primitive culture is a good one to me. Q gets the point works in alot of decks. I will think about others.

Primitive Culture worked well back in the day and was a staple for many years in my decks, but other dilemmas driving up Anthropology and CIVILIAN counts (to say nothing of Vulcans!) make it too easy in the modern game in my book.

As far as pure walls go, here are some of my favorites (in no particular order)

1. Dead End
2. Medical Crisis
3. Spatial Rift
4. Jol Yichu'!
5. Hanonian Land Eel
6. Ferengi Infestation
7. Gomtuu Shock Wave
8. The Ghost of Cyrus Ramsey
9. Rules of Obedience
10. In the Pale Moonlight

4,5,and 7 are not walls. They just have a effect if you don't have the requirements.

[Orbin]

If I have to pick one right off the bat. I would say chulu the door never fails first time. Lol dead end is technically a wall dilemma. Primitive culture is a good one to me. Q gets the point works in alot of decks. I will think about others.

Primitive Culture worked well back in the day and was a staple for many years in my decks, but other dilemmas driving up Anthropology and CIVILIAN counts (to say nothing of Vulcans!) make it too easy in the modern game in my book.

As far as pure walls go, here are some of my favorites (in no particular order)

1. Dead End
2. Medical Crisis
3. Spatial Rift
4. Jol Yichu'!
5. Hanonian Land Eel
6. Ferengi Infestation
7. Gomtuu Shock Wave
8. The Ghost of Cyrus Ramsey
9. Rules of Obedience
10. In the Pale Moonlight

4,5,and 7 are not walls. They just have a effect if you don't have the requirements.

Dilemmas that use "Unless X, Y happens" format do not discard unless they also say "Discard Dilemma", therefore if you fail the Unless part they get reseeded under the mission and are walls

- James M

[Discovery suxs]

Honestly the new rulebook is nice. Just like you mentioned there is still rules not in the glossary or rulebook. A rulebook should be written like a person never played the game. I didn't know there was a difference between red or and black or until last month. I thought or was or not could be and/or basically.