Spock/Flavor Texts

Spock-related Flavor Text

Star Trek CCG 1st Edition
A Fast Ship Would Be Nice (VP TCC, VP)

After beaming Kirk and Spock aboard the Qel'Poh to escape the destruction of Genesis, Maltz told Kirk he didn't deserve to live. Kirk replied, "Fine, I'll kill you later."

Amanda Grayson (TMP)

Human wife of Ambassador Sarek. Though a deep admirer of the Vulcan way, she also taught her son Spock that the capacity of human emotion is just as great.

Cowboy Diplomacy (TNG)

Spock undertook a personal mission to reconcile ancient enemies Romulus and Vulcan. Starfleet took a dim view of his brash actions.

Enemies of the State (CF)

In 2368, the Romulan government tried to suppress Ambassador Spock's underground movement and its efforts to save the dream of a Romulan-Vulcan unification.

Exact Change (ST50)

Admiral Kirk and Captain Spock found their progress on 20th-century Earth slowed by obscure and archaic financial practices.

Fal-tor-pan (TMP)

Vulcan refusion of the body and katra. The ritual was performed successfully for the first time since ancient legends between Leonard H. McCoy, son of David, and Spock, son of Sarek.

Getting Under Your Skin (VP 1E)

When it comes to logic and emotions, Romulan women may differ from Vulcan women, but that is not the only thing Spock finds distracting about Commander Charvanek.

I Feel Young (LFL)

Kirk felt renewed in the face of new life, in spite of the death of Spock. Dr. McCoy noted, "He's really not dead. As long as we remember him."

'''Jol Yichu'! (ST50)'''

With the Genesis Planet collapsing, Admiral Kirk impersonated Kruge in order to secure his and Captain Spock's escape aboard a Klingon Bird-of-Prey. "Activate beam!"

Stone Knives and Bearskins (TStL)

Stranded in Earth in the 1930s, Spock struggled to construct a mnemonic memory circuit using the comparatively primitive equipment of the era.

'''The Needs of the Many... (TMP)'''

"...outweigh..." "The needs of the few." "Or the one." Spock made the ultimate sacrifice not because it was noble, but because it was logical.

Vulcan "Death Grip" (MM)

Vulcan technique which suppresses the life signs of a subject, simulating death until the individual is revived. Spock "killed" his captain in order to prevent Romulans from executing him.