Star Trek CCG 1st Edition

Star Trek CCG 1st Edition
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About
Game/Set:	Star Trek CCG 1st Edition
Publisher:	Decipher, The Continuing Committee
Country:	USA
Date:	1994 - present
Language:	English

Star Trek CCG 1st Edition is a Collectible Card Game based on the TV series Star Trek. It is published by Decipher from 1994 - 2003. It is designed by Tom Braunlich, Evan Lorentz, Bill Martinson, Jason Robinette and Roland L. Tesh.

At first, Decipher acquired only the license for Star Trek: The Next Generation, but later on acquired the licenses for other Star Trek series and movies.

Card Types

• Artifact
• Combo Dilemma
• Damage Marker
• Dilemma
• Doorway
• Equipment
• Event
• Facility (originally called Outpost)
• Incident
• Interrupt
• Mission
• Objective
• Outpost
• Personnel
• Q Dilemma
• Q Event
• Q Interrupt
• Ship
• Site
• Tactic
• Time Location
• Tribble
• Trouble

Rarities

• Box Topper
• Common
• Errata
• Uncommon
• Promo
• Rare
• Rare*
• Rare+ (also called Triple-Rares)
• Starter
• Starter Common
• Virtual
• Virtual Promo

Expansions

ICON	#	EXPANSION	YEAR, DATE	#CARDS
	-	Promos	2000-2002	25
-	-	Physical Errata Cards	2003-present	473
-	-	Oversized Promos	1997-2002	4
	1	Premiere Limited	1994, November 10	363
	2	Premiere Unlimited '94	1994, December 12	363
-	3	Warp Pack	1995, May	12
	4	Premiere Unlimited '95	1995, June	363
	5	Collector's Tin	1995, October 18	363
	6	Alternate Universe	1995, November 1	122
	7	Q-Continuum	1996, October 1	122
	8	Introductory Two-Player Game	1997, January 1	29
	9	First Anthology	1997, June 1	6
	10	The Fajo Collection	1997, December 1	18
	11	First Contact	1997, December 1	130
	12	Away Team Pack	1998, May 1	2
	13	Official Tournament Sealed Deck	1998, May 1	20
	14	Deep Space Nine	1998, July 1	277
	15	Starter Deck II	1998, December 1 2000	16
	16	The Dominion	1999, January 1	134
	17	Enhanced First Contact	1999, January 13	12
	18	Blaze of Glory	1999, August 18	148
	19	Rules of Acquisition	1999, December 1	130
	20	Armada	2000, February 29	1
	21	Second Anthology	2000, March 1	6
	22	The Trouble With Tribbles	2000, August 9	141+96
	23	Reflections	2000, October 18	105
	24	Enhanced Premiere	2000, November 1	21
	25	Mirror, Mirror	2000, December 1	131
	26	Voyager	2001, May 23	218
	27	The Borg	2001, September 19	143
	28	Holodeck Adventures	2001, December 21	142
	29	The Motion Pictures	2002, April 17	134
	30	All Good Things	2003, July 16	41
	31	Enterprise Collection	2006, July 7	18
		TOTAL NUMBER OF CARDS:		4,329

Virtual Expansions

On 5 December 2007, Decipher announced that it would no longer be releasing new sets or officially supporting the game. Decipher have also since removed all Star Trek related content from their website. A group of players came together and began work on The Continuing Committee (TCC). The name itself comes from the Romulan Continuing Committee, introduced in Deep Space 9, as the name was appropriate for the non-profit work being proposed. Since then, most of the game's faithful community has moved its activities to the new site and work has gone into producing "virtual sets" of cards to provide continuous new blood to the game.

The Continuing Committee has grouped virtual expansions into sets for block play. The block sets are: CORE BLOCK, LIFE FROM LIFELESSNESS BLOCK, THE NEXT GENERATION BLOCK, DEEP SPACE NINE BLOCK, MIRROR UNIVERSE BLOCK, ENTERPRISE BLOCK, and THE ORIGINAL SERIES BLOCK.

The current active block sets are ENTERPRISE BLOCK and THE ORIGINAL SERIES BLOCK.

ICON	#	EXPANSION	YEAR, DATE	#CARDS	BLOCK
	-	Virtual Promos	2009 - present	325	-
-	-	Virtual Errata Cards	2009 - present	177	-
	1	Referee Reprints	2008, November 19	29	-
	2	Identity Crisis	2009, January 5	25	-
	3	Chain of Command	2009, November 6	15	-
	4	Life From Lifelessness	2010, June 11	54	Life from Lifelessness Block
	5	Homefront	2010, August 6	36	Core Block
	6	Straight and Steady	2010, October 22	57	Life from Lifelessness Block
	-	Living Witness	2011, April 1	2	April's Fools
	7	BaH!	2011, April 1	36	Life from Lifelessness Block
	8	Shades of Gray	2011, April 15	55	Life from Lifelessness Block
	9	Homefront II	2011, August 6	54	Core Block
	10	Resistance Is Futile	2011, November 22	18	Life from Lifelessness Block
	11	The Next Generation	2012, April 13	102	The Next Generation Block
	12	The Next Generation: Supplemental	2012, April 13	45	The Next Generation Block
	13	Homefront III	2012, September 7	36	Core Block
	14	Engage	2012, November 2	54	The Next Generation Block
	15	The Sky's the Limit	2013, April 26	55	The Next Generation Block
	16	Homefront IV	2013, August 16	27	Core Block
	17	Emissary	2013, December 6	85	Deep Space Nine Block
	18	Emissary: Supplemental	2013, December 6	80	Deep Space Nine Block
	19	Homefront V	2013, December 6	18	Core Block
	20	Warp Pack: Emissary	2014, April 11	6	Deep Space Nine Block
	21	The Maquis	2014, June 27	60	Deep Space Nine Block
	22	20th Anniversary Collection	2014, November 28	19	-
	23	The Gamma Quadrant	2015, January 30	56	Deep Space Nine Block
	24	Homefront VI	2015, May 29	48	Core Block
	25	Crossover	2015, September 25	80	Mirror Universe Block
	26	Crossover: Supplemental	2015, September 25	80	Mirror Universe Block
	27	Through the Looking Glass	2016, March 25	54	Mirror Universe Block
	28	Star Trek 50: First Edition	2016, September 30	18	-
	29	The Terran Empire	2016, November 25	62	Mirror Universe Block
	30	Broken Bow	2017, March 31	90	Enterprise Block
	31	Pre-Warp Pack	2017, June 23	18	Enterprise Block
	32	Live Long and Prosper	2017, September 1	66	Enterprise Block
	33	Warp Pack: Holiday 2017	2017, December 1	10	-
	34	Cold Front	2018, January 12	56	Enterprise Block
	35	Metamorphosis	2018, May 4	65	-
	36	Coming of Age	2018, June 29	29	The Next Generation Block
	37	Enterprise Collection Remastered	2018, October 26	18	Enterprise Block
	38	The Gift	2018, November 9	10	-
	39	Equilibrium	2018, December 28	11	-
	40	The Cage	2019, June 21	63	The Original Series Block
	41	Q Who?	2020, January 17	18	The Next Generation Block
	42	The Neutral Zone	2020, April 3	55	The Original Series Block
	43	A Private Little War	2020, October 16	68	The Original Series Block
	44	Dogs of War	2021, March 26	58	-
	45	Official Tournament Sealed Deck Remastered	2021, July 5	20	-
	46	The Trial Never Ended	2021, November 1	9	-
	47	Second Star to the Right	2021, December 17	36	-
	48	The Motion Pictures Remastered	2022, June 24	134	-
	49	Paradise Lost	2022, August 26	37	-
	50	Nemesis	2023, February 10	55	-
	51	Ships of the Line	2023, August 11	18	-
	52	Showdown: Four Lights	2023, December 8	37	-
	53	Showdown: Four Lights Supplemental	2023, December 8	27	-
	54	Lifesigns	2024, June 7	22	-
	55	Alternate Universe: Twilight	2024, October 525	30	-
		TOTAL NUMBER OF CARDS:		2,938

Trivia

• The following Decipher issued sets had no expansion icon until The Continuing Committee produced errata cards: Premiere Limited, Premiere Unlimited '94, Premiere Unlimited '95, Collector's Tin, Warp Pack, Alternate Universe, Q-Continuum, Introductory Two-Player Game, First Anthology and Reflections.
• The following Decipher issued sets had a Promotional icon () instead of the current one made by The Continuing Committee: Away Team Pack, Armada and Second Anthology.

External Links

• Star Trek CCG 1st Edition at CCGTrader
• Star Trek Customizable Card Game at Wikipedia
• Star Trek Customizable Card Game at Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki
• Star Trek CCG 1st Edition at The Continuing Committee
• Star Trek Customizable Card Game Encyclopedia of Collecting at The Continuing Committee
• Star Trek CCG 1st Edition at Boardgamegeek.com