CCG: Archive Cards
The Archive Cards are both Portrait cards and regular foil cards that have been released in previous expansions of the Second Edition of the Star Trek Customizable Card Game. Starting with Strange New Worlds, expansions began showcasing several rare cards, giving them a foil treatment. A smaller number of cards were given the "portrait" treatment, scaling down the game play information in favor of a larger picture. Following is a regular list of the cards, sorted by their card type. After the list is a sortable table.

Dilemmas
An Issue of Trust
This card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.
Game Play: Unless the player has personnel with either the skill of Honor or the skill of Treachery, all of the player's personnel are stopped. If the player has two or more personnel who have the skills of Honor or Treachery, they randomly select all but one of those personnel to be stopped. Card number 10A1
Image Source:  Captain Jean-Luc Picard pours Shinzon a drink on Romulus in .
"You don't trust me."
"I have no reason to."
Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Shinzon
Armed Search Party
This card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.
Game Play: The player randomly selects three personnel. Unless their combined Strength is greater than 17 or if they have a non-Hand Weapon equipment card, the player randomly selects one personnel for each headquarters mission they command to be placed in their opponent's brig. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 10A2.
Image Source:  Captains James T. Kirk, Spock and Dr. Leonard McCoy weighed down by marsh melons on Spock's levitation boots in .
"Captain, please come back down here."
Commander Hikaru Sulu
Cardassian Processing
This card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.
Game Play: Unless the player has personnel with the skills of Diplomacy, Honor, and Transporters or Law, Security, and Strength greater than thirty, they randomly select a personnel to be stopped. If the opponent on the player's right commands Cardassia Prime, the stopped personnel is placed in the opponent's brig instead. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 8A1.
Image Source: Chief Miles O'Brien has a retinal scan done at the hands of Cardassian soldiers in .
"It is standard procedure for the Cardassians to use torture in their interrogations."
Odo
Chula: The Dice
This card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.
Game Play: Unless the player has a personnel with Integrity greater than six, a second personnel with Cunning greater than six, and a third personnel with Strength greater than six, all of the player's personnel are stopped. Card number 13A1.
Image Source: Three dice on a Chula board in .
"Roll! Roll? But you haven't even told me the rules yet!"
Quark
Code of Honor
This card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.
Game Play: The player randomly selects two personnel. Those personnel cannot use their skills while facing this dilemma. Unless the player has personnel with the skills of Anthropology, Diplomacy, and Honor or Law, Security, and Strength greater than thirty-five, all of the player's personnel are stopped. Card number 7A1.
Image Source: Lieutenant Natasha Yar and Yareena in combat with glavins in .
"If your conduct toward is worthy, if you respect our customs, and if we see this respect, we will become friends."
Lutan
No Kill I
This card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.
Game Play: The player's opponent places the top three cards of his or her dilemma pile face up beneath the missions. All of the player's personnel are stopped. Card number 12A1.
Image Source: A mother Horta in .
"This creature here is the mother of her race."
"The Horta is intelligent, peaceful, mild. She has no objection to sharing this planet with you, until you broke into her nursery and started destroying her eggs. Then she fought back the only way she knew how, as any mother would when her children are in danger.
Captain James T. Kirk and Commander Spock
OutclassedThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: Unless the player has a ship with Range or Weapons greater than eight, all of their personnel are stopped. Card number 8A2.
Image Source: The  trapped aboard a Borg cube in ."Looks like they used a dispersal field to mask their approach."Ensign Harry Kim
Paranoid EscapeThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: This dilemma is placed on the mission. The player randomly selects a personnel to be removed from the game. The player cannot play cards that have the same title as that personnel. When the player completes this mission, the removed personnel is placed in his or her owner's hand and this dilemma is overcome. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13A2
Image Source: Dr. Leonard McCoy disappearing through the Guardian of Forever in ."So whatever's down there, McCoy's in the heart of it."Captain James T. Kirk
Proximity-Actuated FieldThis card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: Unless the player has personnel with the skills of Biology and 2 Security or 2 Physics and Cunning greater than thirty-five, they randomly select a personnel to be stopped. The player's opponent may move up to two dilemmas from beneath one of the player's missions to another of their non-headquarters missions. Card number 7A2.
Image Source: Lieutenant Commander Data being thrown back by Kivas Fajo's force field in ."I wouldn't try that again. ... Not good for your brainpaths in the long term."Kivas Fajo
Psychokinetic ControlThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: This dilemma is place on the mission. Each personnel at this mission loses each skill he or she has gained. Each personnel cannot gains skills. Each personnel cannot increase his or her attributes. At the end of the mission attempt, this dilemma is overcome. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 12A2.
Image Source: Captain Kirk and Lieutenant Uhura being controlled by Parmen in ."Uncontrolled power will turn even saints into savages. And we can all be counted on to live down to our lowest impulses."Parmen
Stripped DownThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion and was reprinted with the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Portrait card.Game Play: The player's opponent moves up to two dilemmas from beneath the mission to another of the player's non-headquarters missions. Card number 0AP11.
Image Source: Ensign Hoshi Sato, shirtless, in ."I don't want to hear it. Just get me a shirt."Ensign Hoshi Sato
Swashbuckler at HeartThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: The player reveals their hand and places each interrupt revealed this way on top of their deck in any order. The player's opponent draws up to two cards. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 12A3.
Image Source: Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu with a fencing blade under the influence of the polywater intoxication in ." Sir, Level Two, Corridor Three reports a disturbance. Mister Sulu chasing crewmen... with a sword."Lieutenant Uhura
The Clown: GuillotineThis card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: The player's opponent places the top three cards of his or her dilemma pile face up beneath this mission. They then name a skill. The player randomly selects a personnel with that skill. Unless that personnel has an attribute greater than six, the player randomly selects a second personnel with that skill. Each selected personnel is killed and this dilemma returns to its owner's dilemma pile. Card number 14A1.
Image Source: A pink guillotine in The Clown's neural network creation in ."You're next! You're next!
The Clown
The Dal'Rok
This card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.
Game Play: Unless the player's personnel have a total cost greater than seventeen, for each headquarters mission that the player commands, they randomly select a personnel to be killed and this dilemma returns to its owner's dilemma pile. Card number 13A3.
Image Source: The Dal'Rok above Faren Kag's village on Bajor in .
"Many years ago, this village was deeply divided by hate and mistrust. The first Sirah knew that unless he could find a way to unite the people, the village would destroy itself. So he used the Orb fragment as a catalyst to give their fears a physical form."
The Sirah
Thermokinetic Explosion
This card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.
Game Play: Unless the player has personnel with the skills of Astrometrics, Navigation, and a total Cunning greater than 30 or total ship's attributes greater than 21, this dilemma is placed on the player's ship and all of the player's personnel are stopped. While on a ship, at the start of each of the player's turns, they choose an opponent. That opponent may search their draw deck for a Damage card and place it on the ship. Card number 10A3. 
Image Source:  is struck by a Romulan mine in .
"Captain, something just struck the ship!"
Lieutenant Malcolm Reed
Vian Test
This card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.
Game Play: The player chooses a personnel to place in their opponent's brig. If that personnel is non-unique, the player's opponent draws up to three cards. Card number 12A4.
Image Source: Lal and Thann in .
"We must wait to see whether her instict for self-sacrifice has become stronger than her instict for self-preservation."
Lal
Where No One Has Gone Before
This card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.
Game Play: Unless the player has personnel with Astrometrics, Navigation, Physics, and Cunning greater than 34 or Exobiology, Leadership, Medical, and Integrity greater than 32, they place this dilemma in the main play area and place their ship on this dilemma. At the end of the player's turn, they remove this dilemma from the game and place the ship at their headquarters mission. Card number 7A3.
Image Source: The  in the galaxy known as M-33 in .
"... over a billion light years from our galaxy."
Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Zero Hour
This card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.
Game Play: The player's opponent places the top card of his or her dilemma pile face up beneath this mission. This dilemma is placed on the mission. Each attribute requirement for the mission is increased by three for each event in the player's main area. At the end of the turn, this dilemma is returned to its owner's dilemma pile. Card number 8A3.
Image Source: Captain Jonathan Archer running throw explosions on the Xindi weapon in .
"We didn't come here to disable this weapon. We came here to destroy it."
Captain Jonathan Archer

Events
A Sight for Sore Eyes
This card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.
Game Play: To play this event, the player must command three Starfleet affiliation personnel. This card plays in the main area. At the start of each of the player's turns, they score five points. At the end of each of the player's turns, if they have at least five points, they lose five points. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 10A4.
Image Source: Earth seen from orbit.
"I'm sure I speak on behalf of my entire crew when I say... It's good to be home!"
Captain Jonathan ArcherClarityThis card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: To play this event, the player must command two Founders. This card plays in the main area. When the player's dilemma with the keyword of Consume places any number of dilemmas beneath an opponent's mission, the player may discard this event to choose one of those dilemmas and return it to their dilemma pile. Card number 14A2.Image Source: The Female Changeling and Odo link in .
"One day, the Link will be all you need. And that day is coming soon."Female ChangelingDark PursuitThis card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: To play this event, the player must command three Romulan affiliation personnel. This card plays in the main area. When the opponent on the player's right has their personnel begin a mission attempt, the player may draw one extra dilemma for each Pursuit card they command. Card number 10A5.Image Source: The  entering the Bassen Rift seen from the Scimitars viewscreen in .
"Can you learn to see in the dark, Captain?"ShinzonDistracting ExhibitionThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: This card plays in the main area. When this event is played, the player names a skill. When an opponent's personnel are facing the player's dilemma, if he or she uses that skill, the player takes a dilemma from beneath an opponent's completed mission and places it on top of their dilemma pile. This may be done only once each mission attempt. Card number 8A4.Image Source: A blue female dancer on Rigel X eating a butterfly in .
"... you'll encounter numerous other species."Sub-Commander T'PolExceed Engine OutputThis card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: This card plays in the main area. The player may move their ship with their Engineer aboard to a space mission, then place this event on that ship. While on a ship, its Weapons and Shields are reduced by two each. Card number 7A4.Image Source: A  ship and the USS Enterprise-D near Beta Stromgren in .
"The warbird exceeded maximum engine output by nearly thirty percent. They appear to have suffered irreparable damage to their warp coils."Lieutenant Commander DataGhost StoriesThis card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: This card plays in the main area. When this event is played, the player names a non-dual (i.e. either a space or a planet, but not a combination) dilemma. The player's copies of that dilemma gain the Persistent keyword, meaning that when the player's personnel completes a mission, the dilemma owner may discard a non-personnel card from hand to return the dilemma to his or her dilemma pile. Card number 14A3.Image Source: Neelix telling Rebi, Azan, Icheb, and Mezoti a ghost story in .
"Gather round, but I'm warning you: this is not a tale fo the faint of heart."NeelixLatinum StorageThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: To play this event, the player must command three Ferengi affiliation personnel. This card plays in the main area. During the player's "Discard Excess Cards" segment of play, they may keep one additional card in their hand for each different "Rule" card they command. Card number 8A5.Image Source: Odo opening a latinum storage pod with Quark and his 1,000 bricks of "worthless" gold in .
"It's mine... all mine!"QuarkReman SubterfugeThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: To play this event, the player must command three Romulan affiliation personnel. This card plays in the main area. At the start of each opponent's "Execute Order" segment of play, that player must discard a card from hand. Card number 8A6.Image Source: The Reman Viceroy in a Jefferies tube aboard the  in .
As dwellers in shadow and front-line fighters in the Dominion War, Remans are well accustomed to guerilla tactics.Remarkable RegenerationThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: To play this event, the player must command three Starfleet affiliation personnel. This card plays in the main area. While an opponent has more points than the player, the player may subtract one from each dilemma of theirs that has the keyword of Consume. Card number 8A7.Image Source: Malcolm Reed having his leg healed by a protoplaser in .
"Your cells are regenerating at an exponential rate. Do you see, it was using a cytokinetic enzyme to stimulate the cell division."Dr. PhloxStrafing FireThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: To play this event, the player must command two Maquis sub-affiliation ships. The player may discard an event in an opponent's main area. The player may then search that opponent's hand and deck and place each copy of the discarded event in its owner's discard pile. That opponent shuffles and replaces his or her deck. This event is discarded. Card number 8A8.Image Source: Three Maquis raiders attacking a  in .
"The Cardassian ship relayed a distress signal, but it was cut off before they could tell us what was wrong."Commander William T. RikerTemporal Flux Energy RibbonThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: This card plays on a mission. At the start of each player's turn, that player removes a personnel he or she commands at this mission from the game and moves this event to a different mission. When this event is placed on a headquarters mission, it is removed from the game. Card number 13A4.Image Source: The Nexus traveling through space in .
"It was like... being inside joy. As if joy were something tangible, and you could wrap yourself up in it like a blanket."GuinanTemporal IncursionThis card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: This card plays in the main area. When the opponent on the player's right begins a mission attempt, the player may flip their dilemma pile over to draw an extra dilemma. (Cards that were face up on the bottom of the dilemma pile become face down on the top.) Card number 7A5.Image Source: The Krenim weapon ship fires on a Zahl colony in .
"This vessel is more than a weapon. It's a museum of lost histories."AnnoraxThe Long Journey HomeThis card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: To play this event, the player must command three Voyager resident personnel. This card plays on the player's Caretaker's Array. When the player commands four completed Delta Quadrant space mission and have 100 or more points, they win the game. Card number 10A6.Image Source:  at warp.
"Mr. Paris, set a course for home."Captain Kathryn JanewayThis card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: This card plays in the main area. Each of the player's personnel that are at a mission that is worth forty or more points increases their attributes by one. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 14A4.Image Source: A viewscreen showing the USS Enterprise-J in .
"You're on Enterprise. Enterprise-J to be exact, a distant relative of your ship. We're four hundred years in the future. ... I've brought you a monumental moment in history, the battle of Procyon Five, where the Federation engaged the Sphere-Builders. ... You are the only one who can convince them of what I have told you. It is crucial to history that you do not sacrifice yourself."InterruptsAscertainThis card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When the player's Drone is facing a dilemma, they may discard a card from hand and stop that Drone to replace all levels of any one skill in that dilemma's requirements with 2 Programming. Card number 7A6.Image Source: A Borg drone examines a console in Engineering on the USS Enterprise-D in .
"... the initial encounter was solely for the purpose of gathering information."Lieutenant Commander DataTemporal DelineationThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When the player is about to draw dilemmas, their dilemma pile is shuffled. If the player commands a Past or Future resident personnel, they may also spend one extra in total cost on dilemmas. Card number 8A9.Image Source: Daniels and Captain Archer in the Temporal Observatory in .
"When time travel was first developed, it wasn't long before people realized that laws had to be made."DanielsWarp Speed TransferThis card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While the player's personnel aboard a ship are facing a dilemma, they may move their staffed ship to that mission from a different mission and place one of their personnel aboard the ship attempting the mission. That personnel joins the mission attempt. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 10A7.Image Source: Enterprise and  merge their warp fields to facilitate the transfer of Commander Tucker in .
"Has anyone ever done this before?"Commander Charles Tucker IIIPersonnel
BorgBorg Queen, The One Who is ManyThis card originated from the "Adversaries Anthology" expansion and was reprinted with the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Portrait card.Image Source: The Borg Queen's head and shoulders descend into her torso in . Card number 0AP3.
"... we evolved to include the synthetic."Borg QueenData, Tempted by FleshThis card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: At the start of each of the player's turns, they may return this personnel to their hand. If they do not, this personnel is removed from the game. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 14A5.Image Source: Data, with flesh grafted onto his face, in .
"He will make an excellent drone."DataFirst, UnstableThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When this personnel is played, the player may discard a random card from hand to search their draw deck for an event. Card number 8A10.Image Source: First, aboard a Borg cube, in .
"No more deceptions!"FirstSecond, Neonatal DroneThis card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When the player's unique Borg present is about to be stopped, the player may discard a random card from hand and stop this personnel to prevent that. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 10A8.Image Source: Icheb as a Borg drone in VOY: "Collective".
Task: Irrelevant. Drone abandoned by the Collective after its ship was disabled by an unknown pathogen.
CardassianElim Garak, Crafty UnderlingThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands a personnel with the skill of Treachery, this personnel's cost is reduced by one. While this personnel is attempting a mission, the player may discard an Alternate Universe resident card from hand to make him gain a skill of the player's choice until the end of that mission attempt. Card number 13A5.Image Source: The mirror universe Elim Garak, in chains aboard the Regent's flagship, in .
"I thought we'd agreed that it was the Intendant who was incompetent. I was merely following her orders."Gul Elim GarakTekeny Ghemor, Prominent OfficialThis card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When this personnel is played, the player discards a card from hand. When this personnel is about to be stopped by a dilemma, the player may stop their personnel with the keyword of Dissident that is present instead. Card number 7A7.Image Source: Legate Tekeny Ghemor in his home on Cardassia Prime in .
"People like Ari are the real heros. My position protects me. The risk is theirs."Legate Tekeny GhemorThrax, Chief of SecurityThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When the player plays a card with the keyword of Punishment, they may draw a card. Card number 8A11.Image Source: Thrax, as seen in Odo's telepathic reality, in .
"This investigation is over. Your case is going before a special tribunal this afternoon. You will be informed of the sentence just before it meets."ThraxDominionGor, ThotThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When this personnel is played, the player names the numbers one, two, or three. Until the start of the player's next turn, each player cannot play cards that have a cost equal to the named number. Card number 13A6.Image Source: Thot Gor seen in .
Obscured in mystery, the Breen have been found to be one of the most unknown and underestimated races in the Alpha Quadrant.Odo, The Great Link's Savior This card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When this personnel is about to be killed or stopped by a dilemma, the player may have each opponent score five points to prevent that. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 14A6.Image Source: Odo, about to join the Great Link, in .
"They need to know what I know... learn what I've learned from living among the Solids."OdoOmet'iklan, Steely DisciplinarianThis card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When the player loses five points, they may place two of their Jem'Hadar present in their owner's discard pile to score five points. This may be done only once each turn. Card number 7A8.Image Source: Omet'iklan aboard the  in .
"I did what had to be done, what any First would do. I placed the good of the unit above my personal feelings. A soldier who cannot follow orders is a danger to his unit. And must be eliminated."Omet'iklanPran, ThotThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When this personnel is played, each player discards any number of cards from hand that have a total cost of four or more. If a player cannot, he or she discards his or her entire hand. Card number 13A7.Image Source: Thot Pran seen in .
"Breen harbor little patience for their captives."UnknownFederationData, Lucasian ChairThis card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player has completed a mission requiring the skills of Diplomacy or Leadership, this personnel's cost is reduced by four. Card number 14A7.Image Source: Data, aboard the , in .
"This house originally belonged to Sir Isaac Newton when he held the position. It's become the traditional resident."DataJames T. Kirk, Brutal BarbarianThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While the player commands an Alternate Universe resident personnel, this personnel's cost may be increased by two to have him gain any skill of the player's choice and make each of their Alternate Universe resident personnel increase their attributes by one until the end of the turn. Card number 13A8.Image Source: The James T. Kirk from the normal universe, posing as his mirror universe counterpart in .
"You would find me a formidable enemy."Captain James T. KirkJames T. Kirk, Highly-Decorated CaptainThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: The player may increase this personnel's cost by three to search their deck for two cards. Those cards must be either TOS resident or have the keywords of Assault, Maneuver, Pursuit, or Temporal. Card number Image Source: Captain James T. Kirk in his dress uniform in . 
"Risk is our business. That's what this starship is all about. That's why we're aboard her."Captain James T. KirkJames T. Kirk, Youngest Captain in StarfleetThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion and was reprinted in the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Portrait card.Image Source: Captain James T. Kirk on the bridge of the . Card number 0AP5.
"One of the advantages of being captain is being able to ask for advice without necessarily having to take it."Captain James T. KirkKathryn Janeway, Clever CaptainThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion and was reprinted in the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Portrait card.Game Play: This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 0AP6.Image Source: A promotional image of Captain Kathryn Janeway in the Engineering lift. 
"My name is Kathryn Janeway, captain of the Federation starship Voyager."Kathryn Janeway, Forceful CaptainThis card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While this personnel is facing a dilemma at a Delta Quadrant mission, her attributes are increased by four. Card number 10A9.Image Source: Captain Kathryn Janeway at the New Zealand Penal Settlement on Earth in .
"I don't know what you need and frankly I don't care. I just want our people back and I want us all to be send home.
Captain Kathryn Janeway
Leonard H. McCoy, Chief Medical OfficerThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: The player may increase this personnel's cost by three to take two dilemmas from beneath their opponent's mission and return them to their dilemma pile. Card number 12A6.
Image Source: Doctor Leonard McCoy aboard the USS Enterprise."I signed aboard this ship to practice medicine..."Dr. Leonard McCoy
Montgomery Scott, RelicThis card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While this personnel is equipped with an equipment card, each dilemma he faces that requires the skills of Programming or Transporters is overcome and its effects are prevented. Card number 7A9.
Image Source: Captain Montgomery Scott in the holodeck of the  viewing the bridge of the original USS Enterprise in ."I may be a captain by rank, but I've never wanted to be anything else but an engineer."Captain Montgomery Scott
Seven of Nine, Efficient AnalystThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: If the player wishes, they may examine the top two cards of their deck and replace them in any order and then the player may exchange a card in hand with the top card of their deck. Card number 12A7.
Image Source: Seven of Nine on the bridge of the  in ."If you are here to fraternize, I do not have the time."Seven of Nine
Seven of Nine, Reclaimed DroneThis card originated from and was reprinted with the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Portrait card.Image Source: A promotional shot of Jeri Ryan as Seven of Nine in her original high-necked silver costume. Card number 0AP1."I was raised by the Borg."Seven of Nine
, Man of IntegrityThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While the player commands an Alternate Universe resident personnel, the player may increase this personnel's cost by two to make each player place a personnel from hand on a headquarters mission where that personnel could normally be played. Card number 13A9.
Image Source: The mirror universe Spock on the bridge of the  in ."I do not desire the captaincy. I much prefer my scientific duties."Commander Spock
Spock, Science OfficerThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: This personnel's cost by be increased by two so that the player may examine the top four dilemmas of an opponent's dilemma pile and remove one of them from the game. The remaining cards are placed in the original order. Card number 12A8.
Image Source: Commander Spock on the bridge of the USS Enterprise."Fascinating."Commander Spocks often repeated line.
The Doctor, Emergency Medical HologramThis card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When the player's Voyager resident personnel present is about to be killed by a dilemma that costs three or more, the player may discard two cards from hand to stop that personnel instead. Card number 10A10.
Image Source: The Doctor in USS Voyagers sickbay, looking annoyed, in ."There's no need for concern. I am capable of treating any injury or disease."The Doctor
Wesley Crusher, Nova Squadron PilotThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While this personnel is present with the player's Cadet personnel, he loses the skill of Honor and gains the skills of Navigation and Treachery. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 8A12.
Image Source: Cadet Wesley Crusher in Captain Picard's ready room in ."We thought we could do it. We thought we could do anything."Cadet Wesley Crusher
Worf, Defiant CommanderThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: Each of the player's personnel present who has a cost of four or more increases their attributes by one. Card number 13A10.
Image Source: A promotional picture of Michael Dorn as Lieutenant Commander Worf, set sometime after ."Life is a great deal more complicated in this red uniform."Lieutenant Commander Worf
Ferengi
Ishka, MoogieThis card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: If the player wishes, they may examine the top card of their deck and exchange it with a card beneath their Ferenginar mission. Card number 7A10.
Image Source: Ishka, being a "traditional" Ferengi female, in ."... when it comes to profit, this female is a better Ferengi than you'll ever be."Ishka
Sovak, Treasure HunterThis card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: If the player wishes, they may discard a card from hand to examine a number of cards from the top of their deck equal to the discarded card's cost, and then replace them in any order. Card number 7A11.
Image Source: Sovak, on Risa, speaking with Captain Picard, in ."Obviously you've never dealt with my people before."Sovak
Klingon
Jean-Luc Picard, Worf's cha'DichThis card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When the player's Klingon present is selected by a dilemma, the player may replace his or her with this personnel. Card number 7A12.
Image Source: Captain Picard in the Great Hall on Qo'noS in ."A Klingon warrior knows that brute strength is not the most important asset in a fight. I have served under you in many conflicts and know you to be a shrewd and forceful opponent. I can think of no one I would rather have at my side."Lieutenant Worf
Kang, Vigilant CommanderThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands two Past resident Klingons, this personnel's cost is reduced by two. While facing a dilemma, each of the player's Klingons present increases their Integrity by two. Card number 12A9.
Image Source: Kang, aboard the  in ."Only a fool fights in a burning house."Commander Kang
Koloth, Ingratiating CaptainThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands two Past resident Klingons, this personnel's cost is reduced by two. While facing a dilemma, each of the player's Klingons present increases their Cunning by two. Card number 12A10.
Image Source: Koloth, on Deep Space Station K-7, in ."Let me assure you that my intentions are peaceful."Captain Koloth
Kor, Courageous GovernorThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands two Past resident Klingons, this personnel's cost is reduced by two. While facing a dilemma, each of the player's Klingons present increases their Strength by one. Card number 12A11.
Image Source: Kor, on Organia in ."Obviously you do not know the difference between courage and foolhardiness. Always it is the brave ones who die, the soldiers."Commander Kor
Non-Aligned
Dukat, Pah-Wraith PuppetThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While the player has no cards in their discard pile, this personnel's Cunning and Strength is increased by four and he cannot be killed by dilemmas. If the player wishes, they may examine and remove two cards in a player's discard pile from the game. This may be done only once each turn. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 12A12.
Image Source: Dukat, aboard Deep Space 9 in the Bajoran temple shortly after killing Jadzia Dax in ."I know this must be of little comfort, but I never intended you any harm."Khan Noonien Singh, Bold ManThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: This personnel is the corresponding Commander of the player's unique ship that he is aboard. Card number 12A13.
Image Source: Khan Noonien Singh in the sickbay of the USS Enterprise in ."I intend to take this ship."Khan Noonien Singh
Kivas Fajo, CollectorThis card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While this personnel is facing a dilemma, the player may meet the skill requirements of Diplomacy and Honor of that dilemma using Acquisition instead. Card number 7A13.
Image Source: Kivas Fajo, in his gallery aboard the Jovis, in ."Yes, I know. What I've done is evil, selfish, immoral, illegal, and unprincipled. I've learned to live with it."Kivas Fajo
Neras, Slave GirlThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion and was reprinted with the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Portrait card.Game Play: When this personnel is played, the player may draw two cards. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 0AP12.
Image Source: Neras, at the slave market on Verex III, in ."Orion females are known for their... innate skills."Dr. Arik Soong
Persis, Loyal DaughterThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion and was reprinted with the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Portrait card.Game Play: This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 0AP9.
Image Source: Persis, holding a d'k tahg aboard Malik's Bird-of-Prey in ENT: "Borderland"."That was different. This is our father."Persis
Shran, In Archer's DebtThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When this personnel is stopped by a dilemma, the player may discard a card from hand to take their overcome dilemma and place in on the bottom of their dilemma pile. Card number 8A13.
Image Source: Commander Shran at the monastery at P'Jem in ."Once he's free, my debt will be repaid in full."Commander Thy'lek Shran
Shran, Reluctant DiplomatThis card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When one of the player's non-Andorian personnel present is about to be stopped by a dilemma, they may stop this personnel to prevent that. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 10A11.
Image Source: Commander Shran, aboard  in ."I'm not going to entrust the security of Andoria to the pinkskins, or anyone else!"Commander Thy'lek Shran
Silik, ChameleonThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While this personnel is facing a dilemma, the player may discard a random card from their hand to make this personnel gain a skill that is required by that dilemma until the end of the turn. This may be done only once each turn. Card number 8A14.
Image Source: Silik, in the temporal chamber, in ."I've learned a great deal about you... even more than you know."Silik
Slar, Gorn Slave MasterThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: This personnel increases his Cunning and Strength by one for each Alternate Universe resident personnel present. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13A11.
Image Source: Slar, in the lower decks of the , in ."I'm familiar with your species. Humans are not trustworthy."Slar
Vic Fontaine, Vegas CroonerThis card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When the player begins a mission attempt involving this personnel, they may discard a card from hand to subtract one from the total cost their opponent may spend on dilemmas. Card number 7A14.
Image Source: Vic Fontaine, in his lounge, in ."When you sing in as many joints as I have, you become a student of the Human heart."Vic Fontaine
Romulan
Charvanek, Fleet CommanderThis card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion and was reprinted with the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Portrait card.Game Play: This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 0AP7.
Image Source: Commander Charvanek, aboard her ship in a civilian outfit, in ."You are being clever, Commander."Commander Spock
Charvanek, Neutral Zone CommanderThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When this personnel is played, an opponent's hand (player's choice) is revealed. For each personnel card revealed, this personnel's cost is reduced by one. When this personnel is an eligible target for a random selection, the player may choose one of the following: exclude her from that selection; or exclude a Past resident Romulan affiliation personnel present from that selection. Card number 12A14.
Image Source: Commander Charvanek, aboard his ship in her Romulan uniform, in TOS: "The Enterprise Incident"."... there are certain ships, certain officers, that are known to us."Commander Charvanek
Keras, Creature of DutyThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: At the start of each of the player's turns, they may choose an opponent and name a card. That opponent searches his or her deck, places the named card in his or her hand, and shuffles his or her deck. Card number 12A15.
Image Source: Commander Keras, aboard his ship, in ."Danger and I are old companions."Commander Keras
Shinzon, Reman LeaderThis card originated from the "Adversaries Anthology" expansion and was reprinted with the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Portrait card.Game Play: This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 0AP4.
Image Source: A promotional shot of Shinzon in the Jefferies tube of the  in ."We will no longer bow before anyone as slaves."Shinzon
Spock, Celebrated AmbassadorThis card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While this personnel is present with a Dissident personnel, each of the player's Romulan personnel present increases their attributes by one. Card number 7A15.
Image Source: Ambassador Spock, on Romulus, in ."For some time, I have been aware of a growing movement here of people who seek to learn the ideals of the Vulcan philosophy. They have been declared enemies of the state."Ambassador Spock
Starfleet
Charles Tucker III, Chief EngineerThis card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While this personnel is facing a dilemma and the first mission that the player has completed this game was a space mission, they may stop this personnel to replace all levels of anyone skill in that dilemma's requirements with two Engineer. This may be done only once each turn. Card number 10A12.
Hoshi Sato, EmpressThis card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion and was reprinted with the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Portrait card.Game Play: This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 0AP8.
Image Source: Empress Hoshi Sato, on the bridge of the USS Defiant, in ."You are speaking to Empress Sato."Jonathan Archer, Covetous CommanderThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When this personnel uses a skill to complete a mission, if the player has no cards in hand, they score five points. This may be done only once each turn. If the player wishes, they may discard a card from hand to search their draw deck for the event titled "Watch Dog". This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13A12.
Image Source: Commander Jonathan Archer in the mirror universe aboard the  in ."Great men are not 'peacemakers'. Great men are conquerors!"Captain Jonathan Archer
Jonathan Archer, Headstrong CaptainThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While this personnel is at the player's Federation affiliation mission that requires the skill of Diplomacy, the player may attempt that mission. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 8A15."This is Captain Jonathan Archer of the Starship Enterprise.

T'Pol, Austere CommanderThis card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion and was reprinted with the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Portrait card.Image Source: Commander T'Pol, after her commission with Starfleet, in . Card number 0AP2."I've been offered a commission with Starfleet."Commander T'Pol
T'Pol, Dutiful CommanderThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion and was reprinted with the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Portrait card.Game Play: This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 0AP10.
Image Source: The mirror universe Lieutenant Commander T'Pol, marching down a corridor of the ISS Enterprise with two other Vulcans in ."It was my duty to help Captain Forrest regain command."Lieutenant Commander T'Pol
T'Pol, Not a SlaveThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When this personnel is played, if the player commands a personnel with the skill of Officer, this personnel's cost is reduced by one. While the player has no cards in hand, this personnel's attributes increase by one. Card number 13A13.
Image Source: The mirror universe Lieutenant Commander T'Pol standing by a display showing the USS Defiant in ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly"."A parallel universe? the Science Directorate has examined all of these theories. They've found no evidence of alternate realities."Lieutenant Commander T'Pol
Ships
Borg
Borg Queen's Vessel, Borg Flagship This card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: If the player wishes, they may examine a number of cards from the top of their deck equal to the number of dilemmas with the keyword of Persistent they own that are beneath an opponent's missions. The player then sets any number of those cards aside face down. Any remaining cards are shuffled into their deck and the set aside cards are placed on top of their deck in any order. This may be done only once each turn. Card number 14A8.
Image Source: The Borg Queen's vessel in space in ."Our vessel is disengaging from the Unicomplex."Borg Queen
Dominion
TykkThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: The player may play their Breen personnel aboard this ship. When a Breen personnel aboard this ship is involved in an engagement that the player wins, they may place a Dominion affiliation personnel with a cost of four or more from hand aboard this ship. Card number 13A14.
Image Source: A Breen warship in .The Breen developed technology to the point where their enemies could not cope with their brutal attacks.Federation, Innovative VesselThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While the player does not command a headquarters mission, they may play this ship at the same mission as their USS Voyager. Personnel aboard this ship cannot attempt missions. Card number 12A16.Image Source: The Delta Flyer, having just dropped out of warp, in .
"Behold the Delta Flyer. Ultra-aerodynamic contours, retractable nacelles, parametallic hull plating, unimatrix shielding, based on Tuvok's brilliant design for the Multi-Spatial Probe, and a Borg-inspired weapons system."Lieutenant Tom ParisIKS Qel'Poh, This card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While the player commands two mission that are worth forty points or more, this ship's Range is increased by two. While a personnel that the player commands aboard this ship is facing a dilemma, they may discard a Past resident personnel from hand to make the personnel increased their attributes by one until the end of the dilemma. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 14A9.Image Source: The Bounty on  in .
"... it was Dr. McCoy, with a fine sense of historical irony, who decided on a name for our captured Klingon vessel."Admiral James T. Kirk, Patrolling WarshipThis card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When an opponent's ship moves to the same mission as this ship, if this ship's Commander is aboard, the opponent's ship is stopped. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 10A13.Image Source: Stock footage of the Defiant.
"Restricting the Defiant to guard duty would be a serious mistake."Lieutenant Commander Worf, Beautiful LadyThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: To play this ship, the player must command four TOS resident personnel. The player may also increase this ship's cost by four to score five points. Card number 12A17.Image Source: Stock footage of the Enterprise.
"These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission - to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before."Captain James T. Kirk, Yesterday's EnterpriseThis card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When the player completes a Klingon affiliation mission, if this ship is at that mission, the player scores five points. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 10A14Image Source: The USS Enterprise-C in .
"One more ship will make no more difference in the here and now. But twenty-two years ago, one ship could have stopped this war before it started."An alternate Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Flagship of the FederationThis card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When this ship is played, for each TNG resident personnel with the skill of Leadership is at this mission, this ship's cost is reduced by one. If the player wishes, they may stop their Federation affiliation personnel with the skill of Diplomacy that is aboard this ship to have each player return an event with no cards on it that he or she commands to its owner's hand. Card number 10A15.Image Source: The Enterprise-E firing a quantum torpedo in .
"The Diplomatic Corps is busy with Dominion negotiations."
"So they need us to put out one more brush fire."Commander William Riker and Captain Jean-Luc Picard, One of the FirstThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While the player commands seven or more personnel aboard this ship, its Range is reduced by three. This ship increases its attributes by one for each DS9 resident personnel aboard (to a limit of five). Card number 8A16.Image Source: The Ganges, rising from a landing pad in .
One of Deep Space 9's three original  runabout vessels. Delivered to Deep Space 9 by the  in 2369.
, Modified StarshipThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: This ship increases its attributes by two for each corresponding Commander aboard it. Card number 13A15.
Image Source: The USS Lakota under the command of Captain Erika Benteen in ."Someone's been upgrading the Lakotas weapons. That's a lot of firepower for an  ship."Chief Miles O'Brien
, Medical ShipThis card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While the player's Federation affiliation Medical personnel is aboard this ship, it increases its Range by five. While the player's Future resident personnel aboard is attempting a space mission, the player may discard their event with the keyword of Decay to make that personnel gain a skill required by the mission until the end of the turn. Card number 14A10.
Image Source: The USS Pasteur in orbit of Earth in ."There was an outbreak of Tarellian Plague on Romulus. The Klingons have been allowing Federation medical ships to cross the border."Captain Beverly Picard
, Experimental PrototypeThis card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: To play this ship, the player must discard a personnel who costs four or more from hand. When the player wins an engagement involving this ship, they may discard an event with the keyword of Decay from hand to search their draw deck for a card that has the keyword of Damage and place it on an opponent's ship at the mission. Card number 14A11.
Image Source: The USS Prometheus at warp in ."... designed for deep-space tactical assignments. Primary battle systems include regenerative shielding, ablative hull armor..."Prometheuss Computer, Searching for Lifeless PlanetsThis card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While the player commands a TOS movie resident personnel, they may place this ship at their Earth. When the player completes a mission, they may discard an event. If that event belongs to the player, they may search their draw deck for an event with a cost of four or more. Card number 14A12.Image Source: The USS Reliant in space in .
"Starship log: stardate 8140.4. Log entry made by First Officer Pavel Chekov. Starship Reliant on orbital approach to Ceti Alpha VI in connection with Project Genesis."Commander Pavel Chekov, Built to LastThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While the player commands more than seven personnel aboard this ship, its Range is decreased by three. When this ship is about to move between the player's headquarters mission and a non-headquarters mission, they subtract one from the Range required. While the player's personnel with the skill of Engineer is aboard, this ship's Range is increased by one. Card number 8A17.Image Source: The USS Rio Grande in the Bajoran wormhole in .
The only survivor of Deep Space 9's three original runabout vessels., Modified TransportThis card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While the player commands eight or more personnel aboard this ship, its Range is decreased by three. When this ship is about to move between the player's headquarters mission and a non-headquarters mission, they subtract one from the Range required. If the player wishes, they may discard two events from hand to make this ship increased its Range by two until the end of the turn. Card number 10A16.Image Source: A stock picture of a runabout.
Runabout reconfigured for navigating the wormhole.
FerengiAurulentThis card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When this ship is about to move between a non-Gamma Quadrant mission and a Gamma Quadrant mission, the player does not add two to the span total of those missions. Card number 7A16.Image Source: Quark and  take the Aurulent into the Gamma Quadrant in .
"The Gamma Quadrant, gentlemen. Millions of new worlds on our very doorstep. The potential for Ferengi business expansion is staggering."Grand Nagus ZekKurdonThis card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While the player's personnel are attempting a space mission that requires the skills of Acquisition or Treachery, each Ferengi Affiliation personnel aboard this ship increases their Cunning by one. Card number 7A17.Image Source: The aft end of Bok's marauder in .
DaiMon Bok used this vessel to search the galaxy for a means to avenge his son's death at the hands of the Starfleet captain, Jean-Luc Picard.Quark's Treasure, Sabotaged ShuttleThis card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: If this ship has its Commander aboard it, the player may lose five points to take an additional turn after this one. At the end of that turn, the player loses the game. Card number 10A17.Image Source: Quark's Treasure traveling back in time in .
"The ship. Our ship. My ship. The shuttle cousin  owed me. ... He always said that if he became a success, he'd buy me my own ship. Now it's here."QuarkKlingonIKS Kla'Diyus, PrototypeThis card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When the player takes this ship off of Engage Cloak, it increases its Weapons by three until the end of the turn and the player may begin an engagement involving their personnel aboard. If the player wins, they name a personnel. Each opponent's copy of that personnel who was involved in the engagement is killed. Card number 14A13.Image Source: The Kla'Diyus firing while cloaked in .
"... she can fire while cloaked."
"Surely not!"Captain James T. Kirk and Captain Hikaru SuluIKS Qel'poh, Clandestine VesselThis card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While the player commands two missions that are worth forty points or more, this ship increases its Range by two. While the player has a captive, this ship's attributes are increased by two. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 14A14.Image Source: The Qel'Poh seen in .
Bird-of-Prey commanded by Kruge on a covert mission to the Genesis Planet.Kronos OneThis card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: If the player's corresponding Commander is aboard this ship, they may search their dilemma pile and remove a dilemma that has the keyword of Persistent from the game to make this ship increase its attributes by two until the end of the turn. The dilemma pile is then shuffled. This may be done only once each turn. Card number 14A15.Image Source: Kronos One in .
"We would be delighted to accept your gracious invitation."Chancellor GorkonNon-AlignedDefiant, Mirror WarshipThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: To play this ship, the player must command three Alternate Universe resident personnel. When this ship is played, the player may discard any number of cards from hand. This ship's cost reduces by one for each card discarded in this way. Card number 13A16.Image Source: The mirror universe Defiant seen in .
"Well, right now it's a little too powerful for its own good."SmileyDevna-Lev, Harrad-Sar's Barge This card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While three of the player's Non-Aligned affiliation personnel are aboard this ship, it increases its Range by two and when the player reveals a dilemma with the keyword of Persistent from their dilemma stack, its cost is reduced by one. Card number 14A16.Image Source: Harrad-Sar's ship in .
"I'm afraid you have an appointment with a pair of Orion marauders. I don't intend to keep them waiting. ... I can see you're upset, and I sympathize, but it's truly out of my hands. We are both slaves to the situation."Harrad-SarPhoenix, Risen From the AshesThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While this ship is at a non-headquarters mission and does not have a Damage marker on it, each of the player's opponents needs an additional ten points to win the game. Card number 13A17.Image Source: The Phoenix, about to go to warp, in .
"When Zefram Cochrane made his legendary warp flight... and drew the attention of our new friends, the Vulcans. We realized that we weren't alone in the galaxy."Admiral Maxwell Forrest
RomulanDevorasThis card originated from the "Strange New Worlds" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When a player's opponent's personnel are killed, if this ship is at the same mission, the player may place a Romulan Affiliation personnel from hand who has the same cost aboard this ship. Card number 7A18.
Image Source: A view of the Devoras in ."I can assure you... there is no one being held captive aboard this ship."Admiral MendakGal Gath'thong, Pride of the PraetorThis card originated from the "These are the Voyages" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: To play this ship, the player must command two Past resident, Romulan affiliation personnel. When this ship moves from an opponent's mission, if this ship's Commander is aboard, that opponent must discard two cards from hand. Card number 12A18.Image Source: The Praetor's flagship seen in .
"His heading is now 111... mark 14. The heading a Romulan would take toward the Neutral Zone... and home."Commander SpockScimitar, Built for Only One PurposeThis card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: When the player takes this ship off of Engage Cloak, they may begin an engagement involving their personnel aboard this ship. If they win, the player names a personnel. Each opponent's copy of that personnel who was involved in that engagement is killed. The player then may unstop this ship and all personnel aboard. The player cannot begin any other engagements this turn. Also, the ship increases its Range by nine until the end of the turn. Card number 14A17.Image Source: The Scimitar in the Bassen Rift in .USS Prometheus, Stolen PrototypeThis card originated from the "What You Leave Behind" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: To play this ship, the player must discard a personnel who costs four or more from hand. When the player wins an engagement involving this ship, they may discard a personnel who has a cost of four or more from hand to search their draw deck for a card that has the keyword of Damage and place it on an opponent's ship at the mission. Card number 14A18.Image Source: The Prometheus at warp in .
"I think we should consider that a successful test."Commander RekarStarfleet, The Second Warp Five ShipThis card originated from the "Captain's Log" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While the first mission that the player has completed this game was a space mission, this ship increases its attributes by one. While a personnel aboard this ship is facing a dilemma, the player may discard a card from hand to have that personnel gains the skills of Astrometrics or Science until the end of the mission attempt. Card number 10A18.Image Source: The  in spacedock in .We've improved hull polarization by twelve percent. Be able to hang in a fire fight a little longer."Captain Hernandez, Finally Ready to SwimThis card originated from the "To Boldly Go" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: While the player has three different species aboard this ship, its attributes are increased by two. Card number 8A18.Image Source: Enterprise in orbit of Earth in .
"This engine will let us go boldly... where no man has gone before."Zefram Cochrane, Terran FlagshipThis card originated from the "In a Mirror, Darkly" expansion. It is an Archive Foil card.Game Play: To play this ship, the player must command three Alternate Universe resident personnel. The player need not spend all their counters on their turns. While the player has no cards in their hand, this ship's Range is increased by two. This card is First Edition compatible. Card number 13A18.Image Source: The ISS Enterprise at warp in .
"My orders are to take this ship into Tholian space for a mission of vital importance to the Empire. I can't reveal the details of our assignment, but I can tell you this. If we're successful, Starfleet will crush the rebellion once and for all."Captain Jonathan Archer'''

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