Star Trek™ Customizable Card Game™ GLOSSARY

starting at mission A will use 7 RANGE to
reach mission C, and 6 RANGE to return
from C to A.
A ship does not have to move all of its
RANGE on a turn. A ship can stop at each
location as it moves, or it can “warp past”
locations without stopping there (but still
using RANGE). A ship flying by a location
cannot affect, and is not affected by, cards
at that location (unless the card says it
affects ships passing by), even if an action
suspends play at the moment the ship is
passing the location. For example, if play is
suspended when a ship is passing the
❖Nebula mission and the opponent scores
points while play is suspended, that ship
does not face a dilemma.
You may move any number of ships on
your turn, but they must move one at a
time (not as a “fleet”). See movement
between quadrants.
movement between quadrants – Any
game text which allows or requires a card
to move directly from one location to
another may potentially relocate or allow
that card to move to a different quadrant.
Examples of cards that can work across
quadrants include Bajoran Wormhole,
Mysterious Orb, Iconian Gateway,
Transwarp Network Gateway, Go Back
Whence Thou Camest, Where’s Guinan?,
and Wormhole.
However, if game text uses the word
spaceline or a reference to distance (e.g.,
nearest or farthest location, or a span) in
this context, the movement is restricted to
the current spaceline. In other words, “to
any other spaceline location” means “to any
other location on this spaceline,” “farthest
planet” means “farthest planet on this
spaceline,” etc. Examples of cards that are
limited in this way include The Traveler,
Where No One Has Gone Before, Magic
Carpet Ride OCD, Dr. Q, Medicine Entity,
Gomtuu, and Love Interest dilemmas. See
Hippocratic Oath.
movement between time location and
spaceline – See time travel.
Mr. Scott (The Motion Pictures) – This
personnel’s special skill allows him to meet
two staffing requirements: one using a
staffing icon found on his card ([Cmd],
[AU], or [CF]), and any other staffing
requirement (whether he has that icon or
not).
multi-affiliation cards – Multi-affiliation
cards have two or more affiliation icons.
Their skills and other features may differ
according to their current affiliation “mode.”
Declare the affiliation of a multi-affiliation
card when you seed or play it face-up
(personnel or ship affiliation must be
compatible with the facility where it
reports; an outpost’s affiliation must match
an affiliation icon on the mission) or when
you earn it (if seeded under a mission).
A multi-affiliation card (including a dualpersonnel
card) may use only one
affiliation at a time, but you may change its
affiliation at any time (between other
game actions), any number of times during
the course of the game. For example, Lursa
on the Sisters of Duras cannot be [Klg]
while B’Etor is [Rom]; if Major Rakal
encounters Zaldan while in [Fed] mode, she
cannot change to [Rom] mode during the
mission attempt.
When a multi-affiliation personnel is aboard
your ship or facility, you may not change
the affiliation of either the Personnel card
or the ship/facility if it would cause that
personnel to be placed under house
arrest. You must remove the personnel
from the ship/facility before changing its
affiliation. You may not
simultaneously change the affiliations of
one or more Personnel cards, ships, and/or
facilities; each change is a separate game
action. Thus, if the Sisters of Duras are
aboard the Cha’Joh, both in Romulan mode,
you may not change either the Sisters of
Duras or the Cha’Joh to Klingon mode
without removing the Sisters first.
If a multi-affiliation personnel, whose
features are dependent on their affiliation
mode, is assimilated or made Non-Aligned
(e.g., by Memory Wipe), they may still
switch “modes” as a game action.
In the Voyager and later expansion sets,
dual-affiliation cards are printed with two
different border colors, one for each
affiliation. The affiliation icon matching the
border color appears on the left in each
case. A card with one border color is a
copy of the same card title with the other
border color, and they have identical
gameplay.
If a report or download requires a
personnel’s affiliation to match a ship or
facility, you must report or download the
personnel in matching affiliation mode
(without creating a house arrest
situation). For example, to use Dominion
War Efforts to download Dar without
discarding Assign Support Personnel,
you must download him in [Dom] mode to
a [Dom] ship or facility. If you download
him in [Hir] mode to a [Hir] ship or facility,
you must discard Assign Support Personnel.
Multidimensional Transport Device –
This equipment may be beamed along with
the personnel it is affecting, or left behind.
See corresponding, mirror universe.
multiple targets – See battle – ship.
Multiplexor Drone (Nine of Seventeen)
– This personnel’s skill allows its ship to fire
WEAPONS against multiple targets during a
battle, if a current objective or other card
(e.g., Gowron of Borg) allows targeting of
multiple ships, or if returning fire or
counter-attacking. For example, if your
opponent attacked any of your forces on
the previous turn, and he has two ships and
an outpost at the location of that attack,
your Borg Cube with a Multiplexor Drone
and two other [Def] Borg aboard may
attack both ships and the outpost with 24
WEAPONS against each of the three
targets. See battle – ship – multiple
targets.
must do nothing but – See actions –
required.
Mutation – This interrupt is discarded after
you shuffle the top two cards of your
discard pile into your draw deck or discard
a card to draw two. See actions – step 3:
results.
Mysterious Orb – See HQ: Return Orb
to Bajor, anywhere, Assimilate
Counterpart.
Naomi Wildman – This personnel doubles
the first-listed skill of other personnel only if
it a regular skill. See skills, skills –
modifying.
Naprem – See affiliation and ship
origin.
native quadrant – All personnel, ships,
and facilities are native to the Alpha
Quadrant, except those that have a gamma
Γ, delta Δ, or mirror M icon. See report,
facility.
native to this timeline – See time
location.
Navigate Plasma Storms – This
objective’s probe result applies to each
Badlands Region where there is a ship.
Thus, for example, a facility in the mirror
Badlands Region is not affected by a flareup
or maelstrom unless there is a ship
there. A cloaked ship (but not a phased
ship) in the Badlands triggers probing for,
and may be damaged or destroyed by, this
objective. See cloaking and phasing.
Near-Warp Transport – You may use this
interrupt to transport through a Q-Net, but
it does not allow you to overcome any
obstacles to beaming. It may not target a
docked ship.
nearest planet, etc. – See ties.
nebula – A location is a nebula if it has the
word “nebula” in its card title or lore.
❖Nebula – This mission may seed only in
the Alpha Quadrant and is not attemptable
(it has no mission requirements).
If you play Scan to initiate a ship battle at
this mission location, you do not also get to
scan a mission’s seed cards.
Dilemmas may be seeded under this
mission.
If you have an undocked, uncloaked,
unphased ship at the location with any crew