Star Trek™ Customizable Card Game™ GLOSSARY

was just killed and there were no other
personnel present, select any other
personnel controlled by the same player.
That personnel is captured.
Event: Plays on table. The opponent’s next
personnel to report for duty must be
universal or a holographic re-creation. Then
place this card out-of-play. (Event is not
duplicatable.)
If you play this card as an interrupt when
one of your own personnel was killed, the
selected personnel is captured by your
opponent. See reporting for duty,
capturing.
DNA Clues – Once this dilemma is placed
on the mission and the choice is made
either to continue or to “stop” (if possible),
the altered MEDICAL requirements for
further dilemmas encountered at that
location affect both players. The DNA Clues
dilemma is not encountered again, so no
future Away Team or crew can alter those
requirements. The dilemma remains on the
mission even after it is solved. The
MEDICAL requirements may be reduced to
zero.
do not count toward winning – See
points.
docked ship – The following cards may
not target a docked ship (or a carried
ship): Asteroid Sanctuary, Loss of Orbital
Stability, Near-Warp Transport, Temporal
Rift, Wormhole (on a ship as it undocks or
launches), and Temporal Wake (to force it
to follow another time-traveling ship). All
other cards that target a ship may target
docked or carried ships (if applicable)
unless otherwise specified on the card. See
docking.
docking – You must indicate which of your
ships are docked (placed under an outpost,
or on top of docking site at a Nor) and
which are undocked (placed on the
spaceline). When a space facility allows a
ship to report there, the ship must report
docked. Docking or undocking is a form of
movement and requires the ship to be
staffed. Docked ships are protected by
extension of 50% of the facility’s SHIELDS,
but may not attempt missions or fire
WEAPONS. Docked ships are not damaged
or destroyed when the facility is destroyed
(unless landed on Docking Pads). Certain
cards may not be played on a docked
ship. Any card or rule that requires a ship
to “return to” a space facility implies that it
must dock at that facility. For example, a
ship must dock at an outpost to be repaired
by a Spacedock there or to cure REM
Fatigue Hallucinations. You may not undock
a ship docked at an opponent’s facility
(even a commandeered ship) unless
specific game text allows it (e.g.,
Croden’s Key, Docking Ports). When
compatibility with a facility is required to
dock a ship, only the ship itself must be
compatible with the facility; incompatible
crew members aboard do not prevent
docking. Such personnel cannot board an
outpost from the ship, but they may board
a Nor.
Docking Pads – Errata:
This site is located on the Habitat Ring.
No other cards (such as Establish Landing
Protocols) are needed to enable ships with
no staffing requirements to land (dock) and
take off (undock) at this site. The site itself
allows the ship to land and take off. A ship
docked at the Docking Pads site is both
docked and landed, and is subject to the
rules applying to landed ships.
While a docked ship is normally not
affected when the facility is destroyed, a
ship docked at Docking Pads is actually
“aboard” the Nor and thus would be
destroyed along with the facility and
discarded.
Doctor, The – This personnel is not a
version of the E.M.H. Program persona and
cannot be downloaded by Beverly Crusher.
does not use – See equipment.
does not work with – A card that “does
not work with” a particular group
(affiliation, species, specific skills) cannot
mix or cooperate with cards of that group
in any way, in the same way that cards of
incompatible affiliations cannot work
together without a treaty (see
compatible). For example:
• Lore “Does not work with [Fed]
affiliation.” He doesn’t mix with [Fed]
personnel, cannot board a [Fed] ship,
and cannot report to or board a [Fed]
facility.
• Miles O’Brien “does not work with
Cardassians.” He doesn’t mix or
cooperate with personnel of
Cardassian species or affiliation, even
under treaty. If he is aboard your ship,
it cannot assist another of your ships
in battle if it has Cardassians aboard.
If a personnel is inadvertently placed in a
situation where he is mixing with cards that
he “cannot work with,” he will form a
separate Away Team or (on your ship or
facility) be placed under house arrest. For
example, Solkar “does not work with
personnel who have Treachery.” If your
opponent boarded your ship and played
Reflection Therapy on one of your crew to
give him Treachery, Solkar would be placed
under house arrest. You may not
deliberately place your personnel in such a
situation.
“Does not work with” restrictions that are
completely affiliation-based are overcome
by any card that allows cards to mix
“regardless of affiliation,” such as
Brainwash and Temporal Micro-Wormhole.
Dominion – An affiliation.
Dominion War Efforts – See multi-
affiliation cards.
doorway – A card type representing a
physical door or a passage to another time
or place in the space/time continuum. A
seedable Doorway card must be seeded
during the doorway phase, unless
otherwise specified. Playable doorway cards
do not use your normal card play and may
play whenever an Interrupt card play is
legal, but only during your own turn, unless
its text explicitly states that it suspends
play or may play at any time.
There is no limit to the number of Doorway
cards you may play per turn, unless stated
otherwise on a card.
Doorways that remain in play may be
“closed” (made inactive) by other cards. A
card that closes a Doorway card (such as
Door-Net or Revolving Door) may be played
on a doorway that is already closed. When
a doorway is closed, its ongoing game text
related to its “doorway functions” is not
active. For example, no cards may be taken
from a closed side deck, a closed Ready
Room Door does not protect an event from
nullification; a doorway with a countdown
icon stops counting down (the countdown
resumes if the doorway is reopened). Game
text relating to how the doorway is played
(e.g., creating a spaceline location and its
span) or nullified, terms such as “Not
duplicatable,” “Unique,” or “Limit one,”
and icons such as [AU] or [Ref] that are not
part of the game text are not affected.
Thus, while a ship may not pass through
the Bajoran Wormhole if either end is
closed, it may still stop at the location and
requires 1 RANGE to move to the location.
Also, another Bajoran Wormhole may not
be played in either quadrant if the existing
one is closed.
Doppelganger – With this event in play, if
two copies of a unique Personnel card are
in play at two different locations, and one
moves to the location of the other, the
non-moving one is discarded. If the two
cards are always at the same location (even
if they are moving simultaneously), no one
is discarded. Reporting, beaming from a
planet to a ship, or moving from one site to
another is not “moving to a location.”
A “duplicate” is equivalent to a copy. Other
instances of the same persona (even with
the same card title) are not duplicates. For
example, Jean-Luc Picard (Premiere) is not
a duplicate of Jean-Luc Picard (First
Contact) or Galen.
double turn – When a card allows you
take double turns, you take one complete
turn from beginning to end, then another
complete turn from beginning to end (not
one turn with two card plays, two end-ofturn
card draws, etc.). A double turn counts
as two of your full turns.
doubling – When numerical values, such
as attributes or point boxes, are
simultaneously modified by a card that adds
or subtracts and another card that doubles