 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Star Trek: The Original Series |
| 1 |
 |
SPOCK
POSITION: Chief Science Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S: Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2266-2270
BIOGRAPHY: The son of a Vulcan father and human mother, Spock adopted his fellow Vulcans' logical way of life. Consistently offering a less-emotionally-driven perspective during missions and assignments, Spock became one of Captain Kirk's closest confidants and friends. |
2 |
 |
LEONARD McCOY
POSITION: Chief Medical Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2266-2270
BIOGRAPHY: Whenever he needed a more humanistic outlook on the problems facing his ship and crew there was only one person Captain Kirk would choose to talk to: Dr.
Leonard McCoy. Kirk often relied on McCoy's downhome insight to counterbalance the stoic, logical counsel provided by his first officer Spock. |
3 |
 |
NYOTA UHURA
POSITION: Chief Communications Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise YEARS SERVED: 2266-2270
BIOGRAPHY: As chief communications officer aboard the Enterprise, Uhura was often the crew member who Captain Kirk turned to when making first contact with a new alien race or transmitting messages to Starfleet Command. Uhura respected and admired Kirk, and she was an equally respected and trusted member of his command staff. |
| 4 |
 |
MONTGOMERY SCOTT
POSITION: Chief Engineer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2266-2270
BIOGRAPHY: Montgomery Scott, affectionately known as "Scotty," served as the Enterprise's chief engineer under Captain Kirk. The two shared a great love for their vessel. When going on away missions, Kirk would often leave Scotty in command of the ship. |
5 |
 |
JAMES T. KIRK
POSITION: Commanding Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2266-2270
BIOGRAPHY: As the captain of the Enterprise, James T. Kirk surrounded himself with the best and brightest Starfleet had to offer.
His relationships with each member of his command crew were unique and individual. Over the course of the crew's five-year mission, Kirk trusted them not only as shipmates but also as close friends.s closest confidants and friends. |
6 |
 |
HIKARU SULU
POSITION: Helm Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2266-2270
BIOGRAPHY: A skilled pilot, Hikaru Sulu served as the Enterprise's helmsman. Captain Kirk considered Sulu to be one of his best officers, someone he could rely on to adeptly fly the ship and defend the vessel when necessary. Kirk and Sulu maintained a high level of profesional respect for one another. |
| 7 |
 |
PAVEL CHEKOV
POSITION: Navigator
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2267-2270
BIOGRAPHY: After joining the Enterprise crew during the second year of its five-year mission, Pavel Chekov quickly proved himself to Captain Kirk. Impressed by the eager young ensign's talent and initiative, Kirk assigned him as ship's navigator. Chekov maintained a grateful loyalty to Kirk that would ast for decades. |
8 |
 |
JANICE RAND
POSITION: Captain's Yeoman
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2266
BIOGRAPHY: As the captain's yeoman, Janice Rand took on many responsibilities that enabled Captain Kirk to efficiently and effectively fulfill his duties as the Enterprise's commanding officer.
Despite a mutual attraction, Rand and Kirk kept their relationship profesional. |
9 |
 |
CHRISTINE CHAPEL
POSITION: Head Nurse
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2266-2270
BIOGRAPHY: Despite once telling Dr. McCoy that she was, "A nurse first..and a member of the crew of the Enterprise second," Christine Chapel respected Captain Kirk.
Though they were not close, Kirk knew that Chapel was a brilliant nurse who would do anything to save the lives of his crew. |
Star Trek: The Next Generation |
| 10 |
 |
WILLIAM T. RIKER
POSITION: First Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise-D
YEARS SERVED: 2364-2371
BIOGRAPHY: William T. Riker always took his role as Jean-Luc Picard's first officer seriously, determined to protect the captain from danger. Over the course of their service together, they became extremely close, both professionally and personally. |
11 |
 |
DATA
POSITION: Operations Officer/Second Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise-D
YEARS SERVED: 2364-2371
BIOGRAPHY: As an android who desired to be human, Data admired Jean-Luc Picard and viewed him as a role model in his quest to discover humanity. Likewise, Picard sought to bring the most human parts of Data's personality to bear. Though it was never verbally stated, Data knew Picard loved him. |
12 |
 |
GEORDI LA FORGE
POSITION: Chief Engineer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise-D
YEARS SERVED: 2364-2371
BIOGRAPHY: Captain Picard relied on his chief engineer, Geordi La Forge, to ensure the U.S.S. Enterprise was performing at peak efficiency, so that he and his crew could complete their missions of exploration. Geordi remained a loyal friend and officer to Picard for decades. |
| 13 |
 |
BEVERLY CRUSHER
POSITION: Chief Medical Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise-D
YEARS SERVED: 2364-2371
BIOGRAPHY: Beverly Crusher and Jean-Luc Picard had a long history that initially included Picard's best friend, Beverly's now deceased husband, Jack Crusher. While serving aboard the Enterprise, Beverly was the only officer who could give the captain orders. They later shared a mutual affection that they both were nervous to explore. |
14 |
 |
JEAN-LUC PICARD
POSITION: Commanding Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise-D
YEARS SERVED: 2364-2371
BIOGRAPHY: As the captain of the
U.S.S. Enterprise, Jean-Luc Picard felt it was his duty to maintain a level of professional distance from his crew. However, during their time serving together, Picard and his senior officers grew to love each other so much that Jean-Luc considered them his family. |
15 |
 |
DEANNA TROI
POSITION: Ship's Counselor
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise-D
YEARS SERVED: 2364-2371
BIOGRAPHY: As the captain of the
U.S.S. Enterprise, Jean-Luc Picard felt it was his duty to maintain a evel of professional distance from his crew. However, during their time serving together, Picard and his senior officers grew to love each other so much that Jean-Luc considered them his family. |
| 16 |
 |
WORF
POSITION: Security Chief
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise-D
YEARS SERVED: 2364-2371
BIOGRAPHY: To Worf, Captain Picard was much more than simply his commanding officer. Worf held Picard in such high esteem that he asked him to be his cha'Dich when Worf's family's honor was challenged. As a sign of his respect, Picard later promoted Worf to Lt.
Commander. |
17 |
 |
WESLEY CRUSHER
POSITION: Helmsman/Cadet
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise-D
YEARS SERVED: 2364-2367
BIOGRAPHY: Despite the tragic beginnings of their relationship, Wesley Crusher and Jean-Luc Picard shared an almost father/son bond. Wesley respected and admired Picard. Meanwhile, Jean-Luc nurtured Wesley's unique talents, giving him a field commission as an ensign and ultimately helping him embrace his destiny as a Traveler. |
18 |
 |
RO LAREN
POSITION: Helm Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise-D
YEARS SERVED: 2368-2369
BIOGRAPHY: Disgraced Starfleet officer Ro Laren received a chance at redemption when she accepted Captain Picard's invitation to serve as the Enterprise's helm officer.
Picard saw great potential in Ro, pushing her to succeed. He felt betrayed, and partially responsible, when the newly promoted Ro left Starfleet to join the Maquis. |
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine |
| 19 |
 |
KIRA NERYS
POSITION: Bajoran Liaison Officer/First Officer
SPACE STATION: Deep Space 9
YEARS SERVED: 2369-2375
BIOGRAPHY: Although their relationship started off on rocky ground, Kira Nerys and Benjamin Sisko became trusted colleagues and close friends. While Sisko relied on Kira's counsel and insight in her dual roles as his first officer and her government's liaison, she revered him as her faith's Emissary of the Prophets. |
20 |
 |
JULIAN BASHIR
POSITION: Chief Medical Officer
SPACE STATION: Deep Space 9
YEARS SERVED: 2369-2375
BIOGRAPHY: As chief medical officer on space station Deep Space 9 Julian Bashir served under Benjamin Sisko, whom Bashir held in high regard. Bashir was never afraid to challenge Sisko on matters of morality, which Sisko appreciated. Sisko depended on Bashir to save countless lives during the Dominion War. |
21 |
 |
ODO
POSITION: Chief of Station Security
SPACE STATION: Deep Space 9
YEARS SERVED: 2369-2375
BIOGRAPHY: When Benjamin Sisko took command of Deep Space 9, he retained its security chief, Odo, because of the Changeling's familiarity with the station. The two often disagreed with each other's tactics but shared the same goal - to protect the station. Their unity of purpose grew stronger during the Dominion War. |
| 22 |
 |
JAKE SISKO
POSITION: Journalist
SPACE STATION: Deep Space 9
YEARS SERVED: 2369-2375
BIOGRAPHY: The love shared between Jake Sisko and his father Benjamin was unbreakable, even after Benjamin joined the Bajoran Prophets. Jake was fervently loyal to his father, offering him dating advice, joining him on soul-searching trips to Earth, and feeding him intelligence while working as a journalist during the Dominion War. |
23 |
 |
BENJAMIN SISKO
POSITION: Commanding Officer
SPACE STATION: Deep Space 9
YEARS SERVED: 2369-2375
BIOGRAPHY: Benjamin Sisko carried his many responsibilities with strength and dignity. Learning to balance his duties as both the Starfleet commander of Deep Space 9 and the Emissary of the Bajoran Prophets, Sisko was a deeply admired and respected leader. His favorite role, however, was being Jake Sisko's dad. |
24 |
 |
MILES O'BRIEN
POSITION: Chief of Operations
SPACE STATION: Deep Space 9.
YEARS SERVED: 2369-2375
BIOGRAPHY: No matter his posting, Mile O'Brien was always loyal to his commanding officer. On Deep Space 9, he felt a particular closeness to the station's leader Benjamin Sisko. The two members of Starfleet bonded over fatherhood and the unique challenges they faced together aboard a former Cardassian outpost. |
| 25 |
 |
QUARK
POSITION: Bartender
SPACE STATION: Deep Space 9
YEARS SERVED: 2369-2375
BIOGRAPHY: No one would describe Deep Space 9's resident bartender Quark and the station's commander Benjamin Sisko as friends. However, the two held a begrudging respect for one another. They each knew that the other could be an asset in achieving their goals, even if they were quite disparate. |
26 |
 |
JADZIA DAX
POSITION: Science Officer
SPACE STATION: Deep Space 9
YEARS SERVED: 2369-2374
BIOGRAPHY: Before joining Deep
Space 9 as science officer, Jadzia Dax already had a long history with Benjamin Sisko. Jadzia carried the memories of the Dax symbiont's previous host: Sisko's mentor Curzon and continued Curzon's role as an advisor to Sisko. Their friendship grew even deeper, until
Jadzia's untimely death. |
27 |
 |
NOG
POSITION: Engineer
SPACE STATION: Deep Space 9
YEARS SERVED: 2369-2374
BIOGRAPHY: The Ferengi Nog first came to know and respect Benjamin Sisko through his friendship with Sisko's son Jake. Sisko recommended Nog for Starfleet Academy and later assigned him as an engineer on the station as well as the U.S.S. Defiant's helm officer. Sisko promoted Nog before joining the Bajoran Prophets. |
Star Trek: Voyager |
| 28 |
 |
CHAKOTAY
POSITION: First Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Voyager
YEARS SERVED: 2371-2377
BIOGRAPHY: To help unite the crews of the Maquis ship Val Jean and Starfleet's U.S.S. Voyager, Captain Kathryn Janeway selected Maquis leader Chakotay as her first officer. In the years that followed, Janeway and Chakotay grew to become the closest of friends, relying on each other for comfort and support. |
29 |
 |
SEVEN OF NINE
POSITION: Science Consultant
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Voyager
YEARS SERVED: 2371-2377
BIOGRAPHY: Boarding Voyager as the Borg's representative, Seven of Nine was removed from the collective and became an unofficial member of Captain Janeway's crew. In a motherly way, Janeway helped Seven reclaim her humanity. The former Borg showed her appreciation in the best way she could, by improving Voyager's efficiency. |
30 |
 |
B'ELANNA TORRES
POSITION: Chief Engineer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Voyager
YEARS SERVED: 2371-2377
BIOGRAPHY: As Voyager's hot-tempered chief engineer, B'Elanna Torres occasionally found herself at odds with Captain Janeway. During Voyager's homeward journey from the Delta Quadrant, Torres and Janeway eventually developed a mother/daughter-like relationship.
Janeway trusted Torres to keep the ship running. |
| 31 |
 |
TOM PARIS
POSITION: Helm Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Voyager
YEARS SERVED: 2371-2377
BIOGRAPHY: In need of a helm officer for Voyager's mission to apprehend Maquis resistance fighters, Captain Janeway recruited imprisoned ex-Starfleet officer Tom Paris. Viewing this as Paris opportunity at redemption, Janeway had high expectations of him which lived up to, despite his rebellious instincts that caused occasional setbacks. |
32 |
 |
KATHRYN JANEWAY
POSITION: Commanding Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Voyager
YEARS SERVED: 2371-2377
BIOGRAPHY: Determined to get her people back home to the Alpha Quadrant, Kathryn Janeway was a steady force aboard the U.S.S.
Voyager. She worked to integrate a group of Maquis resistance fighters within Voyager's Starfleet crew, while demonstrating a fearlessness that instilled confidence and maintained hope among her officers. |
33 |
 |
HARRY KIM
POSITION: Operations Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Voyager
YEARS SERVED: 2371-2377
BIOGRAPHY: Fresh-faced and wide-eyed, Harry Kim was eager to please his first commanding officer, Captain Janeway. In the years that followed, while the U.S.S. Voyager was lost in the Delta Quadrant, Kim tried to learn all he could from Janeway. Janeway was a patient mentor, stretching and nurturing the young officer. |
| 34 |
 |
THE DOCTOR
POSİTION: Chief Medical Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Voyager
YEARS SERVED: 2371-2377
BIOGRAPHY: As Voyager journeyed homeward, the ship's Emergency Medical Hologram, commonly called "The Doctor, was forced into fulltime service. He was diligent in his duties, including giving Captain Janeway orders when necessary. Janeway appreciated his contributions and helped him expand his programming and refine his bedside manner. |
35 |
 |
TUVOK
POSITION: Security Chief
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Voyager
YEARS SERVED: 2371-2377
BIOGRAPHY: First meeting more than a decade before their service together on the U.S.S. Voyager, the Vulcan Tuvok and Kathryn Janeway built a bond they each considered to be as close as family. On Voyager, they frequently helped each other navigate difficult situations and decisions, supporting one another through every challenge. |
36 |
 |
NEELIX
POSITION: Ambassador/Chief Morale Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Voyager
YEARS SERVED: 2371-2377
BIOGRAPHY: Native to the Delta Quadrant, Neelix was an invaluable resource to Captain Janeway as she led Voyager on its journey home. Though not an official Voyager crew member, Janeway made Neelix the ship's ambassador to the Delta Quadrant. Neelix also helped Janeway boost crew morale through cooking and cultural celebrations. |
Star Trek: Enterprise |
| 37 |
 |
T'POL
POSITION: First Officer/Science Officer
STARSHIP: Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2151-2161
BIOGRAPHY: Overcoming a mutual distrust of each other, Vulcan observer Pol and Enterprise captain Jonathan Archer became very close friends. Archer showed TPol humanity's potential, and TPol acted as a sounding board for Archer. She demonstrated her admiration for him by formally joining Starfleet to continue serving as his first officer. |
38 |
 |
TRIP TUCKER
POSITION: Chief Engineer
STARSHIP: Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2151-2161
BIOGRAPHY: To say that Charles "Trip" Tucker Ill and Jonathan Archer were best friends would be an understatement. The two officers survived near-death experiences together and knew the best ways to cheer each other up. On Enterprise, they were almost inseparable, while also respecting the chain of command. |
39 |
 |
HOSHI SATO
POSITION: Communications Officer
STARSHIP: Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2151-2161
BIOGRAPHY: Leaving a professorship in Brazil, Hoshi Sato joined Captain Jonathan Archer and the crew of the Enterprise on its maiden voyage. Enticed by the opportunity to learn non-Earth languages, Hoshi served as communications officer, filling the essential role as translator for Archer as he and his crew encountered new species. |
| 40 |
 |
MALCOLM REED
POSITION: Tactical Officer
STARSHIP: Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2151-2161
BIOGRAPHY: As ship's tactical officer, Malcolm Reed's primary responsibility was to protect the Enterprise. All other concerns, including personal relationships, were secondary. Captain Archer regularly tried to befriend Reed, but his efforts were met with resistance. Reed was loyal to his captain but remained personally distant. |
41 |
 |
JONATHAN ARCHER
POSITION: Commanding Officer
STARSHIP: Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2151-2161
BIOGRAPHY: Jonathan Archer always knew his destiny lay among the stars. With his beloved beagle Porthos by his side, Archer took command of Enterprise, one of Starfleet's first vessels. With a relaxed command style, he tried to build personal relationships with his
•crew as they expanded humanity's presence in the cosmos. |
42 |
 |
PHLOX
POSITION: Chief Medical Officer
STARSHIP: Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2151-2161
BIOGRAPHY: As a participant in the Interspecies Medical Exchange, the Denobulan Phlox joined Enterprise on its maiden voyage to Klingon space. As chief medical officer and de facto ship's counselor, Phlox advised Captain Archer about both medical and non-medical matters. Phlox often gave Archer contrary opinions to provide a different perspective |
| 43 |
 |
TRAVIS MAYWEATHER
POSITION: Helm Officer
STARSHIP: Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2151-2161
BIOGRAPHY: Having enlisted in Starfleet, Travis Mayweather was excited to put his piloting skills, honed on his family's freighter, to good use. He was honored to serve under Captain Archer, who became a father figure to Mayweather following his own father's death. Archer valued their friendship, sometimes confiding in Mayweather. |
44 |
 |
THY'LEK SHRAN
POSITION: Commanding Officer
STARSHIP: Andorian Warship Kumari
YEARS SERVED: 2142-2158
BIOGRAPHY: For years, Thylek Shran of the Andorian Imperial Guard and Jonathan Archer had an adversarial relationship. Never fully trusting each other, the two commanders repeatedly found themselves in conflict. However, this developed into a mutual respect such that Shran sought Archer's help when searching for his abducted daughter. |
45 |
 |
DANIELS
POSITION: Temporal Agent
STARSHIP: Classified
YEARS SERVED: Classified
BIOGRAPHY: To Captain Archer, the temporal agent Daniels was an annoyance at best and a deadly threat at worst. Daniels, on the other hand, viewed Archer as an essential tool in ending the Temporal Cold War. Daniels took Archer to various points in time, working together to preserve all proper timelines. |
Star Trek: Discovery |
| 46 |
 |
SARU
POSITION: Commanding Officer/First Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Discovery-A
YEARS SERVED: 2256-2258; 3188-3191
BIOGRAPHY: Saru and Michael Burnham began their careers as rivals, but over time, they became friends who then became family. Saru admired Burnham's knowledge while Burnham appreciated Saru's candor. After succeeding Saru as captain of the U.S.S. Discovery, Burnham retained him as first officer until he was named a Federation Ambassador. |
47 |
 |
SYLVIA TILLY
POSITION: Science Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Discovery-A
YEARS SERVED: 2256-2258; 3188-3191
BIOGRAPHY: Sylvia Tilly was intimidated by her new roommate, mutineer Michael Burnham. Nevertheless, Tilly and Michael became fast friends. Once Burnham took command of Discovery, Tilly supported her as science officer.
Burnham encouraged Tilly to pursue a position at Starfleet Academy, though occasionally called her back to Discovery for research assistance. |
48 |
 |
PAUL STAMETS
POSITION: Science and Engineering Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Discovery-A
YEARS SERVED: 2256-2258; 3188-3191
BIOGRAPHY: Paul Stamets was a brilliant Starfleet officer who followed Michael Burnham into the future. Stamets sometimes resented Burnham's decisions but set those feelings aside for the good of Discovery's missions. Since he existed outside normal time and space, he and Burnham were able to save Discovery together on multiple occasions. |
| 49 |
 |
HUGH CULBER
POSITION: Doctor/Ship's Counselor
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Discovery-A
YEARS SERVED: 2256-2258; 3188-3191
BIOGRAPHY: Hugh Culber and Michael Burnham shared a special kinship that surpassed typical captain/counselor interactions. Based on mutual respect, this relationship allowed Culber and Burnham to share deeper, more personal parts of themselves and enabled them both to provide greater support for each other and the rest of Discovery's crew. |
50 |
 |
MICHAEL BURNHAM
POSITION: Commanding Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Discovery-A
YEARS SERVED: 2256-2258; 3188-3191
BIOGRAPHY: Michael Burnham's life was a winding path that ultimately led to commanding Discovery. As captain, Burnham empowered her crew, giving them space to succeed in their assignments and to grow as individuals. She had a unique relationship with every member of the crew, often referring to them as her family. |
51 |
 |
JOANN OWOSEKUN
POSITION: Operations Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Discovery-A
YEARS SERVED: 2256-2258; 3188-3191
BIOGRAPHY: A committed officer who consistently carried out her duty as Discovery's operations officer, Joann Owosekun often joined Michael Burnham on away missions. Owosekun's training in hand-to-hand combat made her an asset that Burnham knew she could always depend on. |
| 52 |
 |
GEN RHYS
POSITION: Tactical Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Discovery-A
YEARS SERVED: 2256-2258; 3188-3191
BIOGRAPHY: A staple on the bridge of the U.S.S. Discovery, Gen Rhys owed his life to Starfleet officers who saved him after a hurricane destroyed his hometown. As Discovery's tactical officer, Rhys defended the ship from attacks and provided Captain Burnham with strategic advice in combat situations. |
53 |
 |
PHILIPPA GEORGIOU
POSITION: Section 31 Operative
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Discovery-A
YEARS SERVED: 2256-2258; 3188-3191
BIOGRAPHY: The Mirror Universe counterpart of Michael Burnham's mentor, Philippa Georgiou was the ruthless leader of the Terran Empire. She crossed over into Burnham's universe and was recruited by Section 31. Georgiou filled the void that Burnham's former captain's death had left, becoming Burnham's role model, albeit with a darker edge. |
54 |
 |
KEYLA DETMER
POSITION: Helm Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Discovery-A
YEARS SERVED: 2256-2258; 3188-3191
BIOGRAPHY: Keyla Detmer bore a grudge against Michael Burnham for getting their captain Phillipa
Georgiou killed and causing the battle damage to the U.S.S. Shenzhou that left Detmer permanently wounded.
Eventually, she would forgive Burnham and the two would become friends as Detmer served as Discovery's helm officer. |
Star Trek: Picard |
| 55 |
 |
RAFFI MUSIKER
POSITION: Operations Officer/First Officer
STARSHIP: S.S. La Sirena / U.S.S. Excelsior / U.S.S. Enterprise-G
BIOGRAPHY: Raffi Musiker was loyal to Jean-Luc Picard, despite blaming him for ending her Starfleet career. Expressing her love for him, Musiker returned to Picard's side, assisting him on personal missions He, in turn, got her reinstated into Starfleet and was proud when she was named first officer on the Enterprise G. |
56 |
 |
AGNES JURATI
POSITION: Cyberneticist
STARSHIP: S.S. La Sirena
BIOGRAPHY: A brilliant cyberneticist, Agnes Jurati provided her expertise to Admiral Picard during his search for Soji Asha. Later, in an alternate timeline created by Q, Jurati fused with a Borg Queen. Upon returning to their proper timeline, Picard gave Jurati's kinder version of the Borg provisional membership. |
57 |
 |
CRISTOBAL RIOS
POSITION: Commanding Officer/Captain
STARSHIP: S.S. La Sirena /
U.S.S. Stargazer
BIOGRAPHY: Traumatized by the death of his previous Starfleet captain, Cristóbal Rios promised he wouldn't let another captain into his heart. Then he met Jean-Luc Picard, who helped Rios find the strength to heal his old wounds. Later, Picard inspired Rios to return to Starfleet as captain of the U.S.S. Stargazer. |
| 58 |
 |
SEVEN OF NINE
POSITION: Commanding Officer/First Officer/Captain
STARSHIP: S.S. La Sirena / U.S.S. Excelsior / U.S.S. Enterprise-G
BIOGRAPHY: Seven of Nine and Jean-Luc Picard shared a common bond: former Borg who struggled to fully regain their humanity. Seven assisted Picard in his search for the Synth Soji Asha. He was instrumental in getting her a Starfleet commission which ultimately led her to becoming captain of the Enterprise-G. |
59 |
 |
JEAN-LUC PICARD
POSITION: Chancellor of Starfleet Academy (Ret.)
STARSHIP: S.S. La Sirena /
U.S.S. Enterprise-D
BIOGRAPHY: Resigning from Starfleet, Jean-Luc Picard retreated to his family's vineyard. With a new crew, he found purpose in searching for Data's daughter. Following his death and rebirth in a synthetic body, Picard served as Chancellor of Starfleet Academy before reuniting with the crew of the Enterprise-D for one final mission. |
60 |
 |
SOJI ASHA
POSITION: Scientist/Diplomat
STARSHIP: The Artifact (Borg Cube)
BIOGRAPHY: After resigning from Starfleet, Jean-Luc Picard felt lost, but found renewed purpose in searching for Commander Data's daughter, Soji Asha. Initially distrustful, Soji came to accept Picard's sincerity. Soji and Picard gave each other a sense of hope that no one else have been able to provide. |
| 61 |
 |
LARIS
POSITION: Tal Shiar Agent (Ret.)
STARSHIP: None
BIOGRAPHY: Few people have earned as special place in Jean-Luc Picard's heart as the Romulan Laris. First meeting during the Romulan Relocation Project, Laris assisted Picard at his vineyard. Following his final encounter with Q, Picard found the courage to openly express his affection for Laris, which she shared. |
62 |
 |
ELNOR
POSITION: Starfleet Cadet
STARSHIP: S.S. La Sirena / U.S.S. Excelsior
BIOGRAPHY: As a boy, Elnor looked forward to visits from Jean-Luc Picard. But when the visits stopped because of Picard's resignation from Starfleet, Elnor allowed his anger to fester. He set that aside years later, agreeing to help Picard on a mission. Inspired by Picard, Elnor later enrolled in Starfleet Academy. |
63 |
 |
Q
POSITION: None
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise-D BIOGRAPHY: During his time commanding the Enterprise-D
Jean-Luc Picard repeatedly squared off against the godlike entity Q
Despite their seemingly antagonistic relationship, Picard and cared deeply for each other, a fact demonstrated when Q revealed he was dying. Picard, having learned to share his feelings more openly, hugged & goodbye. |
Star Trek: Lower Decks |
| 64 |
 |
BECKETT MARINER
POSITION: Provisional Co-First Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Cerritos
YEARS SERVED: 2380 - Classified
BIOGRAPHY: Beckett Mariner's reputation as a troublemaker was well-earned. When she was assigned to the Cerritos it was so the ship's commanding officer and her mother, Captain Carol Freeman, could keep her in line. Mariner and Freeman loved each other deeply, but also constantly pushed each other's buttons. |
65 |
 |
JACK RANSOM
POSITION: First Officer/Commanding Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Cerritos
YEARS SERVED: 2380 - Classified
BIOGRAPHY: As first officer of the
U.S.S. Cerritos, Jack Ransom served as Captain Freeman's right hand, ensuring the ship ran efficiently so Freeman could focus on more important matters like second contacts. As Ransom's mentor, Freeman couldn't have been prouder when he succeeded her as the Cerritos' captain. |
66 |
 |
BRAD BOIMLER
POSITION: Provisional Co-First Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Cerritos
YEARS SERVED: 2380 - Classified
BIOGRAPHY: Bradward Boimler was a Starfleet officer's Starfleet officer. Rigidly obedient to rules and regulations, he was eager to please Captain Freeman. Though occasionally stumbling in his assignments, he earned Freeman's trust and was given more responsibilities, ultimately becoming co-first officer with Beckett Mariner when Jack Ransom took over for Freeman. |
| 67 |
 |
SAM RUTHERFORD
POSITION: Engineering Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Cerritos
YEARS SERVED: 2380 - Classified
BIOGRAPHY: Sam Rutherford was a talented engineer aboard the
U.S.S. Cerritos. Though he didn't have much interaction with Captain Freeman, Rutherford and his commanding officer shared one thing in common: an undying love for California Class starships, and especially the Cerritos. |
68 |
 |
CAROL FREEMAN
POSITION: Commanding Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Cerritos
YEARS SERVED: 2380 - Classified
BIOGRAPHY: Captain Carol Freeman took great pride in the U.S.S. Cerritos and its crew, including her sometimes troublesome daughter Beckett Mariner. With every mission, Freeman earned the Cerritos more respect. Looking for a new challenge, she took a position as the commanding officer of Starbase 80, determined to rebuild its reputation. |
69 |
 |
D'VANA TENDI
POSITION: Senior Science Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Cerritos
YEARS SERVED: 2380 - Classified
BIOGRAPHY: As the senior science officer aboard the U.S.S. Cerritos, D'Vana Tendi consistently provided Captain Freeman with expert analysis. Freeman made a big impact on Tendi's life when she gave Tendi's family all the wealth taken from Targalus IX, restoring the D'Vana's family's power within the Orion Syndicate. |
| 70 |
 |
SHAXS
POSITION: Security Chief
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Cerritos
YEARS SERVED: 2380 - Classified
BIOGRAPHY: Once a freedom fighter in the Bajoran resistance, Shaxs was occasionally hot headed but respected the chain of command. He held Captain Freeman in high regard, despite her rarely letting him eject the warp core. When Shaxs was briefly dead, Freeman confessed she didn't know how to replace him. |
71 |
 |
ANDY BILLUPS
POSITION: Chief Engineer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Cerritos
YEARS SERVED: 2380 - Classified
BIOGRAPHY: Captain Freeman considered Andy Billups to be one of the best engineers in Starfleet.
It annoyed her that Billups' mother continuously tried to trick him into leaving the Cerritos to take the throne on his home planet. Freeman also utilized Billups' other talents by assigning him to undercover away missions. |
72 |
 |
T'ANA
POSITION: Chief Medical Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Cerritos
YEARS SERVED: 2380 - Classified
BIOGRAPHY: Foul-mouthed and irritable, T'Ana was an excellent doctor, though her bedside manner eft something to be desired. Never willing to suffer fools, the Caitian physician occasionally butted heads with Captain Freeman, though Freeman always respected and appreciated TAna's skills in caring for her crew. |
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds |
| 73 |
 |
UNA CHIN-RILEY
POSITION: First Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2250-Classified
BIOGRAPHY: As a junior officer aboard the Enterprise, Una Chin-Riley earned Christopher Pike's trust so completely that he named her his first officer when he took over as captain. "Number One" and Pike soon became confidantes for one another with Una revealing her Illyrian heritage and Pike sharing his ill-fated future. |
74 |
 |
SPOCK
POSITION: Science Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2253-Classified
BIOGRAPHY: Upon joining the
Enterprise crew as an ensign, Spock quickly came to admire Captain Pike. Pike considered Spock a close friend and led the search for him when he disappeared in 2258. They formed an unbreakable bond that would last for many years, even after Pike left the Enterprise. |
75 |
 |
LA'AN NOONIEN-SINGH
POSITION: Security Chief
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2259-Classified
BIOGRAPHY: La'an Noonien-Singh was a diligent Starfleet officer whose loyalty was to the Enterprise first and Captain Pike second, a belief that Pike appreciated. Laan first came aboard the Enterprise as temporary first officer and impressed Pike so much that he offered her a permanent position as chief of security. |
| 76 |
 |
ERICA ORTEGAS
POSITION: Helm Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2259-Classified
BIOGRAPHY: When a mission required a complicated flight pattern, Captain Pike turned to the Enterprise's best pilot, Erica Ortegas. With a background as a test pilot himself, Pike often marveled at Ortegas' skill.
Pike also respected Ortegas' service in the Klingon War, giving her emotional space during missions involving Klingons. |
77 |
 |
CHRISTOPHER PIKE
POSITION: Commanding Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2250-Classified
BIOGRAPHY: One of the most decorated captains in Starfleet history, Christopher Pike treated his crew with the utmost respect.
An expert chef, he enjoyed hosting his senior officers for casual dinners in his quarters. While on duty, he expected greatness from the Enterprise crew, consistently bringing the best out of them. |
78 |
 |
CHRISTINE CHAPEL
POSITION: Nurse
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2259-Classified
BIOGRAPHY: Noted for her knowledge of xenobiology, Christine Chapel joined the Enterprise crew under Captain Pike's command as a senior nurse. Pike valued her ability to alter crew members' DNA for undercover missions and supported her in her research goals, even though they meant she would likely leave the Enterprise. |
| 79 |
 |
NYOTA UHURA
POSITION: Communications Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2259-Classified
BIOGRAPHY: As a Starfleet cadet, Nyota Uhura was assigned to the Enterprise where she served as a junior communications officer. Captain Pike considered her a linguistics prodigy. Pike's confidence in Uhura helped her choose to remain in Starfleet after graduation and continue serving on the Enterprise as a newly promoted ensign. |
80 |
 |
JOSEPH M'BENGA
POSITION: Chief Medical Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2259-Classified
BIOGRAPHY: Their friendship predating their service aboard the Enterprise, Christopher Pike and Joseph M'Benga deeply respected each other. Pike entrusted the health of his crew to M'Benga and had full confidence in his abilities. Pike promised to support M'Benga if Starfleet questioned his story about the death of a Klingon Ambassador. |
81 |
 |
JAMES T. KIRK
POSITION: First Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S Farragut
YEARS SERVED: 2255-Classified
BIOGRAPHY: The youngest first officer in Starfleet history, James T. Kirk frequently visited the Enterprise where he built a rapport with Captain Pike. Thanks to experiences in an alternate timeline, Pike saw in Kirk a potential successor as captain of the Enterprise. Similarly, Kirk admired Pike's leadership and Starfleet service record. |
Star Trek Movies |
| 82 |
 |
SPOCK
POSITION: Science Officer/First Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2258-2263
BIOGRAPHY: Formerly an instructor at Starfleet Academy, Spock served on the U.S.S. Enterprise as Captain Pike's first officer. Devoted to Pike, Spock had tension with stowaway James T. Kink. However, Kirk and Spock would eventually become friends with Spock serving as Kirk's first officer when he took command of the Enterprise. |
83 |
 |
LEONARD McCOY
POSITION: Chief Medical Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2258-2263
BIOGRAPHY: Beginning his service as the Enterprise's chief medical officer under Captain Pike's command, Leonard McCoy brought his close friend James T. Kirk aboard as a stowaway. Though defiant at the time, that act led to Kirk becoming captain of the Enterprise. McCoy remained Kirk's most loyal friend and confidante. |
84 |
 |
MONTGOMERY SCOTT
POSITION: Chief Engineer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2258-2263
BIOGRAPHY: After helping an exiled James T. Kirk return to the Enterprise, Montgomery Scott assisted the crew in defeating the Romulan Nero. When Kirk became captain of the Enterprise, he retained Scotty as chief engineer. Scotty briefly resigned from the position but returned to save Kirk from the vengeful Admiral Marcus. |
| 85 |
 |
CAROL MARCUS
POSITION: Science Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2259
BIOGRAPHY: Though she boarded the Enterprise under false pretenses, Carol Marcus quickly drew the professional and personal attention of Captain Kirk. Sharing his romantic attraction, Carol worked with Kirk to uncover a deadly conspiracy led by her father Admiral Alexander Marcus, preventing a war with the Klingons in the process. |
86 |
 |
JAMES T. KIRK
POSITION: Commanding Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2258-2263
BIOGRAPHY: Born during the Narada Incursion that killed his father, James T. Kirk grew up with a rebellious spirit. Recruited to Starfleet by Captain Pike, Kirk. learned the importance of self-discipline. Assuming command of the Enterprise, he continued to mature, but his defiant nature popped up from time to time |
87 |
 |
CHRISTOPHER PIKE
POSITION: Flag Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2258-2263
BIOGRAPHY: Christopher Pike
became a father figure to James
T. Kirk when he recruited Kirk to join Starfleet. Kirk respected Pike more than anyone else he knew.
Pike repeatedly disciplined Kirk, briefly demoting him from captain of the Enterprise to first officer.
Kirk was devastated when Pike was murdered. |
| 88 |
 |
NYOTA UHURA
POSITION: Communications Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2258-2263
BIOGRAPHY: James T. Kirk made a bad first impression on Nyota Uhura, which caused tension between them for years. Their relationship shifted in a positive direction when Kirk vouched for Uhura's linguistics skills to Captain Pike. When Kirk took command of Enterprise, he and Uhura served together as respected colleagues. |
89 |
 |
HIKARU SULU
POSITION: Helm Officer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2258-2263
BIOGRAPHY: Hikaru Sulu and James T. Kirk's friendship was forged when Kirk saved Sulu's life during their mission to prevent Vulcan's destruction. Sulu vouched for Kirk when his authority was challenged. Kirk saw a potential captain in Sulu and mentored him in leadership, including placing him in |
90 |
 |
PAVEL CHEKOV
POSITION: Navigator; Acting Chief Engineer
STARSHIP: U.S.S. Enterprise
YEARS SERVED: 2258-2263
BIOGRAPHY: Referred to as the
"Russian Whiz Kid" by Captain Pike, the multi-talented Pavel Chekov served as the Enterprise's navigator under Captains Pike and Kirk. Kirk later asked him to replace Montgomery Scott as acting chief engineer. Chekov was fiercely loyal to Kirk, protecting him following the destruction of the Enterprise. |
Cards 1-9
U.S.S. ENTERPRISE NCC-1701
From Star Trek - The Original Series |
Cards 10-18
U.S.S. ENTERPRISE NCC-1701-D
from Star Trek: The Next Generation |
Cards 19-27
SPACE STATION DEEP SPACE 9
from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine |
Cards 28-36
U.S.S. VOYAGER NCC-74656
from Star Trek: Voyager
|
Cards 37-45
ENTERPRISE NX-01
from Star Trek: Enterprise
|
Cards 46-54
U.S.S. DISCOVERY NCC-1031
from Star Trek: Discovery
|
Cards 55-63
S.S. LA SIRENA
from Star Trek: Picard
|
Cards 64-72
U.S.S. CERRITOS NCC-75567
from Star Trek: Lower Decks |
Cards 73-81
U.S.S. ENTERPRISE
NCC-1701 refit
from Star Trek Into Darkness
|
Cards 82-90
U.S.S. ENTERPRISE NCC-1701
from Star Trek (2009)
|
|
|
| M1 |
 |
Nichelle Nichols as Lieutenant Nyota Uhura
Star Trek
THE ORIGINAL SERIES |
M2 |
 |
Nichelle Nichols as Lieutenant Nyota Uhura
Star Trek
THE ORIGINAL SERIES |
M3 |
 |
Nichelle Nichols as Lieutenant Nyota Uhura
Star Trek
THE ORIGINAL SERIES |
| M4 |
 |
Nichelle Nichols as Lieutenant Nyota Uhura
Star Trek
THE ANIMATED SERIES |
M5 |
 |
Nichelle Nichols as Lieutenant Commander Nyota Uhura
Star Trek
THE MOTION PICTURE |
M6 |
 |
Nichelle Nichols as Commander Nyota Uhura
Star Trek II
THE WRATH OF KHAN |
| M7 |
 |
Nichelle Nichols as Commander Nyota Uhura
Star Trek III
THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK |
M8 |
 |
Nichelle Nichols as Commander Nyota Uhura
Star Trek IV
THE VOYAGE HOME |
M9 |
 |
Nichelle Nichols as Commander Nyota Uhura |
| M10 |
 |
Nichelle Nichols as Commander Nyota Uhura
Star Trek
PRODIGY
Incentive Box Exclusive |
|
| M1 |
 |
Rene Auberjonois
as
Constable Odo
Star Trek
DEEP SPACE NINE |
M2 |
 |
Rene Auberjonois
as
Constable Odo
Star Trek
DEEP SPACE NINE |
M3 |
 |
Rene Auberjonois
as
Constable Odo
Star Trek
DEEP SPACE NINE |
| M4 |
 |
Rene Auberjonois
as
Constable Odo
Star Trek
DEEP SPACE NINE |
M5 |
 |
Rene Auberjonois as Constable Odo
Star Trek
DEEP SPACE NINE |
M6 |
 |
Rene Auberjonois
as
Pabst
Star Trek
DEEP SPACE NINE |
| M7 |
 |
Rene Auberjonois
as
Constable Odo
Star Trek
DEEP SPACE NINE |
M8 |
 |
Rene Auberjonois
as
Ezral
Star Trek
ENTERPRISE |
M9 |
 |
Rene Auberjonois as Colonel West
Star Trek VI
THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY |
| M10 |
 |
Rene Auberjonois
as
Constable Odo
Star Trek
PRODIGY
Incentive Box Exclusive |
|
Star Trek: The Original Series |
| A1 |
 |
Andorian
Cheron
Excalbian
Gorn
Horta
Klingon |
A2 |
 |
Metron
Mugato
Orion
Ornithoid
Romulan
Salt Vampire |
A3 |
|
Scalosian
Talosian
Tellarite
Tiburonian
Vian
Vulcan |
Star Trek: Enterprise |
| A4 |
 |
Aenar
Arkonian
Axanar
Denobulan
Enolian
Illyrian |
A5 |
 |
Kantare
Kreetassan
Mazarite
Na'kuhl
Osaarian
Retellian |
A6 |
|
Sphere-Builder
Suliban
Triannon
Valakian
Xindi
Xyrillian |
Star Trek: Discovery |
| A7 |
 |
Akaali
Alshain
Betelgeusian
Breen
Coridanite
Efrosian |
A8 |
 |
Halem'nite
Kellerun
Kelpien
Kwejian
Osnullus
Progenitor |
A9 |
 |
Saurian
Schlerm
Species 10-C
Unknown
Unknown
Xahean |
| BL1A |
 |
Lwaxana Troi
Lwaxana Troi only wanted the best for her daughter Deanna, including wanting Deanna to have a fulfilling life by getting married and having a family. Although she always had the best of intentions, her meddling would sometimes cause tension between them. Nevertheless, they loved each other very much. |
BL1B |
 |
Deanna Troi
Deanna Troi loved her mother Lwaxana very much, but as she grew older, she began to see more clearly her mother's foibles. Although Deanna was often annoyed by Lwaxana's interference in her career and especially in her love life, there was nothing Deanna wouldn't do for her. |
|
| BL2A |
 |
Spock
From the time that he was very young, Spock felt friction with his father Sarek. Sarek, an esteemed Vulcan diplomat, was opposed to Spock joining Starfleet, and as a result, the two did not speak for many years. They reconciled later in life but tensions flared again when Spock became an ambassador. |
BL2B |
 |
Sarek
Although Sarek cared for his son Spock, he raised him to rigidly adhere to Vulcan philosophy.
He was against Spock joining Starfleet, causing a rift between them. He later helped his son return from the grave, and they briefly reconciled. But soon, they were again at odds over galactic politics. |
|
| BL3A |
 |
Tasha Yar
Natasha Yar wanted nothing more than to escape the horrors of her home planet Turkana IV. Orphaned and abandoned, she was left to care for her younger sister Ishara. Tasha tried to take Ishara with her when she left the colony, but Ishara refused and remained resentful over her sister's departure. |
BL3B |
 |
Ishara Yar
Sisters Natasha and Ishara Yar were both born on the war-torn planet Turkana IV. After their parents died, they were abandoned by other colonists, leaving Tasha to care for Ishara. Ishara aligned herself with one of the warring factions, never forgiving Tasha for leaving Turkana IV and joining Starfleet. |
|
| BL4A |
 |
Saru
There was no one that the Kelpian Saru cared more deeply for than his sister Siranna. They lost contact for many years after he left their homeworld and joined Starfleet. Years later, they shared a joyous, but brief, reunion before Saru left again, this time traveling to the far future. |
BL4B |
 |
Siranna
The Kelpian [sic] Siranna loved her brother Saru and was heartbroken when he disappeared. Many years later, as a priest, Siranna was reunited with her brother. Despite her feelings of anger over their estrangement, she learned much from Saru, including how to help their people overcome their culture of fear. |
|
| BL5A |
 |
Worf
Worf long believed he had no Klingon family left, and was shocked when he met his brother Kurn. The Klingon siblings fought side-by-side and worked to restore their family name. Not wanting his brother to share his dishonor, Worf helped Kurn create a new identity and move beyond his past. |
BL5B |
 |
Kurn
Surviving the death of his parents, Klingon Warrior Kurn sought out his long-lost brother Worf. Despite first meeting as adults, Worf and Kurn shared a special bond, fighting side-by-side in the Klingon Civil War. Years later, Worf protected Kurn from dishonor and helped him establish a new identity. |
|
| BL6A |
 |
Quark
It sometimes seemed that the only thing Quark cared about was latinum. However, deep down, he also held a strong love for his brother Rom. Quark often mistreated Rom but was always there for him in the end, even saving his life from the Dominion. |
BL6B |
 |
Rom
Rom was an unusual Ferengi. He didn't care about money as much as he did fixing things, much to his older brother Quark's consternation. Despite often being mistreated by his older brother, Rom loved Quark unconditionally and openly. And though he rarely admitted it, Quark loved him, too. |
|
| BL7A |
 |
Robert Picard
Robert Picard never liked his young brother Jean-Luc. Robert resented being compared to Jean-Luc, especially after Jean-Luc, as Robert saw it, abandoned their family to join Starfleet. Robert confessed to enjoying bullying Jean-Luc. However, they reconciled after Jean-Luc was freed from the Borg. Jean-Luc grieved deeply when Robert passed away. |
BL7B |
 |
Jea-Luc Picard
Jean-Luc Picard and his brother Robert, had a troubled relationship that carried over into adulthood.
As young siblings, Robert incessantly bullied Jean-Luc, who was considered brighter and more athletic. They became close for the first time when Robert helped Jean-Luc heal after his experience as Locutus of Borg. |
|
| BL8A |
 |
Beverly Crusher
Beverly Crusher never thought she'd get an opportunity to raise another child besides Wesley. But then Jack was born, from her relationship with Jean-Luc Picard. She kept Jack so close that they were virtually inseparable, loving and supporting each other through every type of challenge. |
BL8B |
 |
Jack Crusher
Jack Crusher was lots of things: roguish, crafty, and charming. But above all, he loved his mother Beverly as much as any son could. He was overly protective of her and always there to help her complete her missions of peace and mercy. |
|
| BL9A |
 |
David Marcus
James T. Kirk wanted to be involved in his son David Marcus' life, but he stayed away as his mother, Carol, had requested. When the two met years later, there was initially tension between them, but they quickly grew to love and appreciate each other. Kirk was devastated when David was murdered. |
BL9B |
 |
James T. Kirk
David Marcus didn't initially trust or respect his father James T. Kirk, feeling that Kirk represented everything David felt was wrong with starfleet and the GALAXY. When the two finally met, they quickly grew to love each other with David stating he was proud to be Kirk's son. Their relationship was sadly cut short upon David's death at the hands of the Klingons. |
|
| MC1 |
 |
Captain Christopher Pike |
MC2 |
 |
Captain James T. Kirk |
MC2A |
 |
Captain James T. Kirk |
| MC3 |
 |
Captain Jean-Luc Picard |
MC4 |
 |
Captain Benjamin Sisko |
MC5 |
 |
Captain Kathryn Janeway |
| MC6 |
 |
Captain Jonathan Archer |
MC7 |
 |
Captain James T. Kirk |
MC8 |
 |
Captain Michael Burnham |
| MC9 |
 |
Captain Christopher Pike |
MC10 |
 |
Captain Carol Freeman
Rewards card for 300 points
and
Incentive Box addition |
|
|
|
| MC1 |
 |
Captain Christopher Pike |
MC2 |
 |
Captain James T. Kirk |
MC2A |
 |
Captain James T. Kirk |
| MC3 |
 |
Captain Jean-Luc Picard |
MC4 |
 |
Captain Benjamin Sisko |
MC5 |
 |
Captain Kathryn Janeway |
| MC6 |
 |
Captain Jonathan Archer |
MC7 |
 |
Captain James T. Kirk |
MC8 |
 |
Captain Michael Burnham |
| MC9 |
 |
Captain Christopher Pike |
MC10 |
 |
Captain Carol Freeman
Rewards Card for 300 points
and
in Incentive Box |
|
|
|
| PJ1 |
 |
Jean-Luc Picard was born in La Barre, France, on July 13, 2305, to Maurice and Yvette Picard. As a boy, he loved learning and excelled in his academic and athletic endeavors. He considered himself to be quite a card player and had a deep interest in starships, notably the Phoenix.
STAR TREK
PICARD |
PJ2 |
 |
Jean-Luc had a loving, tender relationship with his mother Yvette. She encouraged him to explore the stars. He tried learning to play the piano for her, and they loved playing hide and seek together. In his later years, he often imagined her as an elderly woman, inviting him to tea.
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
PJ3 |
 |
Young Jean-Luc was terrified of both his father Maurice and his older brother Robert. While Jean-Luc looked to the future and the stars, Maurice and Robert remained firmly planted on Earth, tending to the family vineyard. Robert often bullied Jean-Luc, while Jean-Luc believed Maurice abused his mother Yvette.
STAR TREK
PICARD |
| PJ4 |
 |
Jean-Luc's father Maurice locked his mother Yvette in a room after she suffered a mental breakdown. She convinced Jean-Luc to free her and the next day died by suicide. Jean-Luc blamed himself for years but later learned that she suffered from an untreated mental illness and that his father was merely trying to protect him.
STAR TREK
PICARD |
PJ5 |
 |
Despite failing his first entrance exam, Jean-Luc eventually passed and joined Starfleet Academy. There, he found mentors in a beloved professor named Galen, who instilled in Picard a love of archeology, and Boothby, the wise Academy groundskeeper who helped Picard grow personally and academically.
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
PJ6 |
 |
Shortly after graduating from Starfleet Academy, Jean-Luc and a group of friends squared off against a group of Nausicans in a game of dom-jot. A Nausicaan, angered by Picard's arrogance, stabbed Jean-Luc through the heart. He soon received a duritanium replacement heart, and the experience taught Jean-Luc the fragility of life.
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
| PJ7 |
 |
Jean-Luc Picard always showed great leadership throughout his life and Starfleet career. This was no more evident than when he took command of the U.S.S. Stargazer during a crisis that had killed its previous captain. Shortly after, Picard became the Stargazer's permanent captain, a post he would hold for twenty-two years.
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
PJ8 |
 |
Early in his Starfleet career, Picard met Jack Crusher and his fiancée Beverly Howard. The trio became inseparable, with Jack and Jean-Luc sharing many misadventures together. Picard was devastated when Jack was killed on a mission under his command. He mournfully returned Jack's remains to Beverly and their son Wesley.
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
PJ9 |
 |
While in command of the U.S.S. Stargazer, Picard encountered what he would later know to be a Ferengi vessel. A fierce firefight ensued resulting in Picard losing the Stargazer, but inventing the "Picard Maneuver" to win the battle. The Ferengi commander's father would swear revenge, chasing Picard for years afterwards.
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
| PJ10 |
 |
In 2364, Picard took command of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D. On his first mission as captain of the Federation flagship, Picard encountered the being known as "Q," who put Picard on trial for the supposed crimes of humanity. Q would continue to antagonize Jean-Luc for several years.
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
PJ11 |
 |
As a boy, Picard enjoyed reading the adventures of the fictional 20th century detective Dixon Hill. As captain of the Enterprise, he often relaxed by playing the role of Dixon Hill on the holodeck. He once resorted to using the holographic adventures to distract the Borg when they invaded his ship.
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
PJ12 |
 |
When the life of his android officer Lt. Commander Data was threatened by Starfleet scientists, Picard stepped in to defend Data's right to existence. With a powerful oratory, Picard forced Starfleet to confront some of the most difficult philosophical questions posed to humanity, and he won Data a reprieve.
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
| PJ13 |
 |
No event in his life (literally and figuratively) altered Jean-Luc Picard more than being captured by the Borg and assimilated as Locutus. Picard was forced to attack Starfleet, killing 11,000 of his fellow officers. That experience haunted him for decades and caused him to return to France and to contemplate retirement.
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
PJ14 |
 |
As a cadet, Picard studied the accomplishments of the renowned Vulcan Ambassador Sarek. Years later, he would share a mind-meld with Sarek, allowing the Vulcan to complete his final mission. Soon afterwards, he would find Sarek's son Spock on Romulus striving for the reunification of the Vulcan and Romulan peoples.
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
PJ15 |
 |
Widely respected for his skills as a diplomat, Picard was called upon to help settle internal political disputes within the Klingon Empire. Called the "Arbiter of Succession," Picard helped Gowron ascend to the role of Chancellor of the Klingon High Council, earning Picard the wrath of the rival Duras family.
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
| PJ16 |
 |
Of all the relationships in Picard's life, perhaps none ran deeper or more meaningful than that with the El Aurian Guinan. Described as being "beyond friendship, beyond family," their bond transcended centuries and even timelines. Picard long relied on Guinan for her intuition and sage advice.
STAR TREK
PICARD |
PJ17 |
 |
The Enterprise encountered the Tamarians, a species who communicated using allegories based on myths. Picard and the Tamarain commander, Dathon, were beamed to a planet where they had to find a way to communicate. Picard learned their language and told a story to Dathon, who died after protecting Picard from a planetary beast.
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
PJ18 |
 |
When the Enterprise encountered an alien probe, an unconscious Picard lived the life of Kamin from The planet Kataan. He experienced the joys and sorrows of life, bearing witness to the Kataan civilization's destruction. Upon awakening, Picard retained Kamin's memories, including the ability to play his cherished Ressikan flute.
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
| PJ19 |
 |
While on a covert mission investigating illegal metagenic weapons, Picard was captured by Cardassian soldiers, who turned him over to their leader Gul Madred. Picard soon endured violent physical and psychological torture at Madred's hands. Using all his strength, Picard refused to succumb and was released back to the Enterprise.
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
PJ20 |
 |
Following the death of his mentor, Starfleet Academy Archeology Professor Galen, Picard promised to finish Galen's final quest. The Enterprise joined a galactic treasure hunt to find an object that would reveal the origin of life in the Galaxy, linking together humans, Klingons, Romulans, Cardassians and other humanoid species.
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
PJ21 |
 |
Imprisoned and accused of conspiring with the Prytt people's sworn enemy the Kes, Picard and Crusher wore brain implants that let them hear each other's thoughts. They inadvertently revealed their long-suppressed affections for one another, later agreeing to allow themselves to explore those feelings.
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
| PJ22 |
 |
On stardate 47988, Picard found himself moving back and forth through time, to three separate periods of his life. He learned that it was all part of a test set up by Q. Picard completed the challenge and was congratulated by Q, who warned him "the trial never ends."
STAR TREK
THE NEXT GENERATION |
PJ23 |
 |
Devastated after learning that his brother Robert and nephew Renee were killed in a fire, Picard entered a time rift called the Nexus, where he encountered legendary Enterprise captain James T. Kirk. Together, they thwarted the destructive plans of an El Aurian named Soran, though Kirk met his demise on the mission.
STAR TREK
GENERATIONS |
PJ24 |
 |
As the captain of the brand-new U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-E, Picard faced his demons when he led Starfleet in a successful defense against a Borg cube before traveling back in time to April 5, 2063. There he prevented the Borg from stopping humanity's first contact with the Vulcans.
STAR TREK
FIRST CONTACT |
| PJ25 |
 |
Jean-Luc Picard was renowned for his sense of justice. When he learned Starfleet was conducting the forced relocation of the ageless Ba'ku people, he defied orders and led his crew on an unauthorized mission to protect them. Along the way, he fell in love with a Ba'ku woman named Anij.
STAR TREK
INSURRECTION |
PJ26 |
 |
Picard was sent to open negotiations with the Romulan Empire and learned their new Praetor was a young clone of himself named Shinzon, who threatened the galactic order. However, Shinzon needed Picard's blood to survive. Data sacrificed himself to save Picard, an act that haunted Picard for the next twenty years.
STAR TREK
NEMESIS |
PJ27 |
 |
Upon learning that the Romulan solar system's sun was about to go supernova, newly-promoted Admiral Jean-Luc Picard led Starfleet's evacuation efforts. Romulans were taken to relocation hubs, including the planet Vashti. Among the refugees was a young boy named Enor, whom Picard befriended and mentored.
STAR TREK
PICARD |
| PJ28 |
 |
On First Contact Day 2385, android Synths, building ferries for Romulan refugees to escape impending supernova, went rogue and attacked the Utopia Planitia Shipyards and the planet Mars, killing tens of thousands. As the leader of the Romulan relocation efforts, Picard called the attack "Devastating."
STAR TREK
PICARD |
PJ29 |
 |
Following the attack on Mars, the Federation immediately ended the Romulan Relocation Project. Angered over what he viewed as Starfleet's shortsightedness and an abdication of its duty, Picard resigned his commission in protest. Though he felt justified in the act, it destroyed the career of his first officer, Raffi Musiker.
STAR TREK
PICARD |
PJ30 |
 |
Having resigned from Starfleet, and haunted by dreams of the late Commander Data, Picard withdrew from public life, isolating himself at his family vineyard. There, he wrote books and made wine with the help of former Romulan refugees Laris and Zhaban as well as his beloved pit bull, Number One.
STAR TREK
PICARD |
| PJ31 |
 |
Shaken out of his complacency by the death of Dahj, a young woman he believed to be Data's daughter, Picard assembled a new crew for a mission to protect Dahj's sister Soji. The new crew included his former first officer Raffi Musiker, Romulan warrior Elnor, freighter captain Cristóbal Rios and cyberneticist Agnes Jurati.
STAR TREK
PICARD |
PJ32 |
 |
After stopping a Romulan attack on Soji's homeworld, Picard "died" from an anomaly in his brain. In his transitional state of unconsciousness, Picard encountered Data, who asked Picard to end his existence. Picard later awakened in a new synthetic body and fulfilled his friend's request.
STAR TREK
PICARD |
PJ33 |
 |
After giving a speech in his new role as Commandant of Starfleet Academy, Picard found himself in a dystopian reality, where he encountered Q for the first time in decades. He and the crew of the La Sirena soon traveled to 2024 Los Angeles, desperate to prevent changes to their timeline.
STAR TREK
PICARD |
| PJ34 |
 |
With the help of a young Guinan, the Romulan
"Watcher" Tallin, the new, kinder Borg Queen/Jurati, Cristóbal Rios, Seven of Nine, and Raff Musiker, Picard corrected the changes to the timeline and shared a tender goodbye with a dying Q. He returned to the present for a sweet reunion with Laris.
STAR TREK
PICARD |
PJ35 |
 |
Answering Beverly Crusher's distress call, Picard enlisted the crew of the Enterprise-D, including a new golem version of Data, as well as Seven of Nine, Raffi Musiker and the U.S.S. Titan's captain, Liam Shaw. Together, they went on a mission to protect the son Jean-Luc didn't know he had with Beverly – Jack Crusher – from the Changeling Vadic.
STAR TREK
PICARD |
PJ36 |
 |
On a Borg cube, Picard found his newly revealed son, Jack Crusher, assimilated by the decaying Borg Queen. Assuming the role of a loving father for the first time, Jean-Luc re-assimilated himself as Locutus in order to free Jack from the collective. With Jack safe, Picard regained his human form and rejoined his crew for one last poker game.
STAR TREK
PICARD |
| AGT1 |
 |
Following a "stimulating" walk along the Black Sea on the Holodeck, Counselor Troi tells Worf they needn't consider Commander Riker's feelings if they are going to continue dating. They are interrupted by a distressed Captain Picard, who asks the stardate and reveals he's "moving back and forth through time." |
AGT2 |
 |
Troi meets with Picard in his quarters, where he explains that he has felt the sensation of being in another place and another time, first the past, then the future, but can't remember the details describing the experience as like waking from a nightmare, but confirming its reality. |
AGT3 |
 |
Mid-sentence in his conversation with Troi, Picard finds himself as an old man pruning vines in his vineyard. He welcomes a visiting Geordi La Forge who has come to see Picard after learning of the former captain's terminal diagnosis of Irumodic Syndrome. Picard is distracted by a trio of strangers cursing him |
| AGT4 |
 |
A disoriented Picard realizes he's in the past, aboard a shuttlecraft with the late Tasha Yar. They are approaching the Enterprise for their first visit to the ship. Tasha asks if Picard has ever been aboard a Galaxy-class starship. Picard replies that he hasn't and that Tasha looks familiar. |
AGT5 |
 |
Picard shifts back to the present, once again in his quarters, and tells Troi he was just on the shuttle with Tasha. In sickbay, Dr. Crusher explains that there's no physiological sign he left the ship, but discovered an anomaly in his brain that may lead to Irumodic Syndrome. |
AGT6 |
 |
Following his medical evaluation, including the possibility he someday may have Irumodic Syndrome, Picard receives orders to take the Enterprise to the Devron System near the Neutral Zone to discover why there's been increased Romulan activity there. |
| AGT7 |
 |
Picard stands up in the present and falls down in the future in the vineyard. Geordi picks Picard up as he says he was in another time before he fell. Geordi tries reassuring him, but Picard protests and asks to visit Data. He again sees the strangers laughing at him. |
AGT8 |
 |
Over a cup of tea, Data, who is now an esteemed professor at Cambridge, Geordi, and Picard discuss the grey streak in Data's hair. Data reveals that he has considered that Picard's time shifts are a symptom of Irumodic Syndrome, but suggests conducting a thorough neurological scan to be sure. |
AGT9 |
 |
In the past, Picard assumes command of the Enterprise and calls for a red alert when he again sees strangers mocking him in the shuttle bay. He gathers the senior officers, asking Troi if she senses a powerful presence and accidentally refers to Worf, not Tasha, as security chief. |
| AGT10 |
 |
Ignoring Starfleet's orders to go to the Devron System in favor of their original mission to Farpoint Station, Picard goes to engineering to help Chief O'Brien get the warp plasma inducers online. There, he meets Data, who is confused by O'Brien saying "burn the midnight oil." |
AGT11 |
 |
In the present, Crusher discovers Picard has accumulated more than two days' worth of memories. Later, Troi says she doesn't remember the past events Picard experienced. Data notes there's a discontinuity between the time periods, while Riker comments on the Devron System anomaly appearing in the present and the past. |
AGT12 |
 |
Picard asks Riker–distracted by the budding relationship between Worf and Troi–to be ready to assume command should one of Picard's time shifts occur during a crisis. Dr. Crusher follows Picard into the Ready Room, where they discuss her fears of Irumodic Syndrome before sharing a kiss with him. |
| AGT13 |
 |
In the future. Geordi awakens Picard, who refuses to have the neurological scan Data scheduled, instead demanding to go to the Devron System near the former Romulan Neutral Zone. But it's a dangerous mission since the Klingons have taken over the Romulan Empire. Nevertheless, Geordi says they'll need a ship. |
AGT14 |
 |
Picard calls in some old favors, contacting Admiral Riker. Despite his former captain's insistence, Riker refuses to provide a ship, instead offering to have other ships scan to see if there is an anomaly there. Data suggests they could board passage aboard a medical ship. Picard suggests the U.S.S. Pasteur. |
AGT15 |
 |
Picard, Geordi, and Data board the U.S.S. Pasteur, with Picard's ex-wife, Captain Beverly (Crusher) Picard in command. Geordi suggests they contact Worf to get clearance to enter Klingon space. After Picard leaves the bridge, Beverly doubts the reality of Picard's time shifts but agrees to give him one more mission. |
| AGT16 |
 |
In the past, O'Brien reports they've arrived at their destined coordinates. Data states there is nothing unusual about the sector of space. Picard calls out to Q, declaring his games have gone on long enough. Worf and Tasha wonder what a "Q" is beyond a letter of the alphabet. |
AGT17 |
 |
Suddenly, Picard finds himself in the familiar courtroom from the original Farpoint mission, presided over by Q. Picard demands answers from Q, reminding his apparent judge that seven years earlier, he and his crew proved humanity was not "a savage, child race." |
AGT18 |
 |
Q agrees to answer ten yes or no questions. Through his queries, Picard learns that Q is responsible for his time shifts, that the anomaly in the Devron System is a key to the mystery. Q reveals the Continuum has decided humanity is guilty of inferiority and will be exterminated. |
| AGT19 |
 |
Returning to the present, Picard counsels with the senior officers. He theorizes that Q is allowing him to possibly prevent the annihilation of humanity out of a twisted sense of fascination. Moments later, the Enterprise arrives at the Neutral Zone and hails one of four Romulan Warbirds staring them down. |
AGT20 |
 |
Expecting to see a Romulan commander on the viewscreen, Picard instead sees future Governor Worf. Worf denies Picard's request to enter the Devron System, complaining about Riker's disloyalty. Picard reminds Worf of his sense of honor, convincing him to allow passage into the Neutral Zone with him as their guide. |
AGT21 |
 |
After ordering the Enterprise of the past to the Devron System, Picard meets with Troi, who expresses the crew's apprehension about his seemingly erratic orders. She also reveals her previous relationship with Commander Riker, which Picard reassures her won't be a problem. |
| AGT22 |
 |
In the present, Picard negotiates with Commander Tomalak, agreeing that the Romulans and Starfleet will each send one ship into the Devron System, where they find the anomaly. Picard shifts to the past, where he sees the anomaly is larger and, then to the future, where there is no anomaly. |
AGT23 |
 |
With no sign of the anomaly and Klingons approaching, Beverly gives Data one hour to use the deflector dish to run enhanced scans before leaving the Neutral Zone. She confronts Picard over countermanding her orders and says this may all be in his mind. Q reminds Picard he's not alone. |
AGT24 |
 |
Picard asks present-day Data to modify the deflector array to create an inverse tachyon pulse like they did in the future. While making the adjustments, Geordi gets a severe headache and learns his eyes are regenerating. Data theorizes it is because the anomaly is an eruption of anti-time. |
| AGT25 |
 |
After learning from Data in the present that the anomaly is the result of a collision of time and anti-time. Picard asks past-Data to create an inverse tachyon pulse in that time period, hoping that will provide answers to why the anomaly is bigger in the past. |
AGT26 |
 |
Under Klingon attack, Beverly orders Worf to signal the Pasteur's surrender. The Enterprise decloaks and rescues the Pasteur's crew just as the ship is destroyed. On the Enterprise, Riker rebukes Picard and Worf for putting everyone in danger and orders the ship to leave the Neutral Zone, despite Picard's protestations. |
AGT27 |
 |
Picard returns to the present and learns that the anomaly is causing evervone's DNA to revert to earlier forms until it breaks down completely. Picard orders Troi to find out how widespread the temporal reversion is and asks Data to figure out how to collapse the anomaly. |
| AGT28 |
 |
Q appears in the Observation Lounge, showing an uncharacteristic amount of empathy for the decisions Picard is trying to make surrounding the anomaly and the fate of humanity. The two travel to the dawn of time, where the anomaly has consumed the entire quadrant and prevents the beginning of evolution. |
AGT29 |
 |
Realizing he causes the anomaly, Picard meets with past-Data who theorizes a tomographic imaging scanner might be able to scan the interior of the anomaly, but there isn't one on board. Present-Data uses the tomographic scanner and learns the anomaly is fueled by tachyon pulses from the three time periods. |
AGT30 |
 |
Picard awakens on the future-Enterprise and races to Ten Forward where Riker, Beverly, Data, and Geordi are discussing the issues between Riker and Worf and how Troi wouldn't have wanted them to fight for decades. |
| AGT31 |
 |
Picard barges into Ten Forward, seemingly rambling incoherently about how the tachyon pulses caused the anomaly. Riker and Beverly dismiss Picard, but Data understands Picard's theory. He deciphers the paradox of the three tachyon pulses' convergence, creating the anomaly and causing it to grow as it moved backwards through time. |
AGT32 |
 |
Returning to the Devron System, the crew sees the birth of the anomaly. Data explains that the anomaly is being sustained by the tachyon pulses in the other two time periods, and they should be shut down. Immediately on arriving in the present and past, Picard orders the pulses disengaged. |
AGT33 |
 |
Future-Data determines the only way to collapse the anomaly is to take the three Enterprises inside the anomaly and create a static warp shell. In the past, Tasha protests the order, but Picard asks for and receives the crew's trust. In the present, Data proposes the same course of action. |
| AGT34 |
 |
The Enterprises in each time period initiate their static warp shells inside the anomaly. All three vessels can see one another as the temporal energy expended by the collapsing anomaly causes all three ships to explode. Q says goodbye to present-Picard just as his Enterprise is destroyed. |
AGT35 |
 |
With his head buried in his hands. Picard looks up to see Q in the courtroom. Q reveals he believed in Picard and that the Continuum was finally impressed by humanity when Picard discovered the paradox. Picard thanks Q for his help. Q promises he will see Picard "Out there" |
AGT36 |
 |
Picard, dressed in his bedclothes, asks Worf and Troi the stardate, learning he is back before his adventure began. Later, while playing poker, the crew discusses Picard's experience and questions why he shared it with them. Picard arrives, joining the game for the first time, saying, "The sky's the limit." |
| PM01 |
 |
Stardate 51721.3. Captain Benjamin Sisko begins recording a personal log in his quarters, processing the amoral actions he is willing to take in order to protect the Federation and its allies from being conquered by the Dominion. |
PM02 |
 |
Two weeks ago, Sisko, Dax, Worf, and Bashir mourned the loss of friends listed on the weekly casualty list. Among them is Captain Leslie Wong of the U.S.S. Cairo. Her ship was destroyed near the Romulan border, while the Romulans sat back, enjoying their non-aggression pact with the Dominion. |
PM03 |
 |
Understanding their position,
Dax explains why the Romulans wouldn't participate in the war against the Dominion: they have everything to gain by watching their main rivals in the quadrant–the Federation and the Klingon Empire–battle for survival. At that moment, Sisko decides to bring the Romulans into the conflict. |
| PM04 |
 |
Sisko and Dax role-play the debate for and against the Romulans battling the Dominion. Sisko argues that once the Dominion conquers the Federation and the Klingon Empire, they will turn their aggression to the Romulans. Dax, as the Romulan Proconsul, disagrees, demanding proof, which Sisko promises to get. |
PM05 |
 |
Realizing that any evidence of a Dominion plot to turn on their Romulan allies would be buried deep in their headquarters on Cardassia Prime, he turns to an unlikely ally to help him find the proof he needs: Garak. |
PM06 |
 |
Flattered that Sisko admires his spy skills, Garak states that infiltrating Dominion headquarters and retrieving information about a Dominion plot against the Romulans is a suicide mission. Sisko asks him to call in any favors he can to get the intel. Garak agrees, noting it will be a bloody business. |
| PM07 |
 |
After securing Garak's help in turning the Romulans against the Dominion, Sisko laments, "the road to Hell is paved with good intentions" but maintains his intentions were indeed for the greater good. He feels justified when his sleep is interrupted by news that the Dominion has invaded Betazed. |
PM08 |
 |
In Ops Sisko and the command crew examine the intelligence failures that lead to the fall of Betazed With the planet under Jem'Hadar control, key worlds in the Federation are now threatened, including Vulcan, Tellar Prime, and Alpha Centauri. |
PM09 |
 |
Sisko presses Garak on the urgency of implementing their plan. His sources dead. Garak instead presents an idea to manufacture the evidence they need. Despite Sisko's concerns, Garak explains they will invite Romulan Senator Vreenak to Deep Space 9, showing him a hologram of a meeting detailing the Dominion plot. |
| PM10 |
 |
To manufacture the data rod that will include the hologram of the high-level Dominion meeting, Garak needs a criminal named Grathon Tolar freed from Klingon custody. Upon learning Garak is involved in the plan that got him freed, Tolar expresses fear about creating the data rod, but agrees. |
PM11 |
 |
After learning Tolar tried to kill Quark, Sisko reveals to Odo that Tolar is working on a highly sensitive matter essential to Federation security, and there can't be a record of him being on the station. However, if Quark presses charges, Odo will have to arrest Tolar. |
PM12 |
 |
Bashir tells Sisko that Quark's injuries were superficial. To prevent Quark from pressing charges against Tolar, Sisko offers Quark a bribe, including new clothes, five bars of gold pressed latinum, and clearance for some questionable merchandise. Quark reiterates his faith in the 98th Rule of Acquisition: "Every man has his price." |
| PM13 |
 |
As part of his log, Sisko states that offering Quark the bribe was his first moment of real doubt, expressing that maybe this whole plan was a mistake. But after seeing a new casualty list, he finds his determination restored, no matter the moral cost. |
PM14 |
 |
In a turbolift, Garak updates Sisko on their plan's progress. He has found a genuine data rod, but the seller demands two hundred liters of bio-mimetic gel, a dangerous substance used to create bioweapons. Sisko initially refuses but says he will get the gel. Garak promises to reduce the amount. |
PM15 |
 |
Sisko asks Bashir to prepare eighty-five liters of the bio-mimetic gel. Bashir refuses, concerned it would be used to create a bioweapon. Sisko clarifies this isn't a request but an order. Upon receiving the order in writing Bashir states he will get the gel and files a protest with Starfleet. |
| PM16 |
 |
Sisko and Garak observe the latest version of the holographically simulated meeting of top Dominion leaders, including Weyoun and Damar. Hologram-Weyoun states the invasion of Romulus could be completed in three weeks before bickering with an incredulous Hologram-Damar. |
PM17 |
 |
Sisko calls the holographic Dominion meeting "satisfactory," and Garak tells Tolar to record it on the data rod. Sisko reveals Senator Vreenak is coming. Tolar finishes the rod and attempts to leave, but is stopped when Sisko angrily tells him he can't leave until the Romulans accept the rod's authenticity. |
PM18 |
 |
Garak and Sisko approach a hangar bay, which is surrounded by Starfleet security officers. Sisko tells Worf to maintain the security protocols while Garak promises to covertly search Senator Vreenak's shuttle for intelligence. Upon arriving at the hangar, they see Vreenak's shuttle decloak. |
| PM19 |
 |
Sisko greets Vreenak, welcoming him to Deep Space 9. As Garak predicted, the Romulan Senator has an acerbic attitude, dismissively running down Sisko's various accomplishments and titles, and mocking both the Federation's failures in the war as well as Sisko's height. |
PM20 |
 |
Over a bottle of closely replicated kali-fal, Sisko makes his case for the Romulans joining the war against the Dominion but concedes the Romulans might indeed be spared a Dominion invasion. Vreenak counters it's all speculation. Sisko says the Dominion is planning such an invasion, for which Vreenak demands proof. |
PM21 |
 |
Sisko and Vreenak watch the simulated Dominion strategy meeting. Intrigued but unconvinced Vreenak asks to examine the data rod to confirm its authenticity. Sisko gives it to him, seemingly somewhat nervous the deception will be discovered. |
| PM22 |
 |
In his log, Sisko describes waiting for Vreenak to confirm the data rod. Knowing the fate of the quadrant would soon be decided, he recalls something his father used to say, "Worry and doubt are the greatest enemies of a great chef. The soufflé will either rise or it won't." |
PM23 |
 |
Nervously pacing the corridors of Deep Space 9, knowing the plan's failure could push the Romulans closer to the Dominion, Sisko enters the wardroom. There he finds an enraged Vreenak, holding the data rod and angrily declaring, "It's a fake!" |
PM24 |
 |
Continuing his log, Sisko reveals Vreenak promised to expose the forgery to the entire Alpha Quadrant, certainly securing more support for the Dominion. He recalls seeing a new casualty list where a friend-of-a-friend of Dax's was injured. He then learns Vreenak's shuttle was destroyed in an explosion. |
| PM25 |
 |
Sisko confronts Garak over Vreenak's death, accusing him of luring the Senator to the station to sabotage his shuttle. Garak confesses to that and that he also killed Tolar. Garak says their deaths were not in vain, as the Romulans will now enter the war. |
PM26 |
 |
To defend his actions, Garak explains the Romulans would find the data rod in the wreckage of Vreenak's shuttle, attributing any deficiencies in the data rod to have been caused by the explosion. Garak knows he was brought in to do what Sisko couldn't, and it ultimately will save lives. |
PM27 |
 |
Closing his log, Sisko says the Romulans declared war against the Dominion. He notes this might be the turning point in the war and declares he lied, cheated, bribed and was an accessory to murder. But, to save lives, he says, "I can live with it" and deletes the log. |
| SR1 |
 |
James T. Kirk
from Star Trek: The Original Series
Gold swatch |
SR2 |
 |
Jean-Luc Picard
from Star Trek: The Next Generation
Red swatch |
SR3 |
 |
Kathryn Janeway
from Star Trek: Voyager
Black swatch |
| SR4 |
 |
Benjamin Sisko
from Star Trek: Deep Sace Nine
Black swatch |
SR5 |
 |
Jonathan Archer
from Star Trek: Enterprise
Quilted swatch |
SR6 |
 |
Michael Burnham
from Star Trek: Discovery
Red swatch |
| SR7 |
 |
Spock
from Star Trek: The Original Series
Blue swatch |
SR8 |
 |
William T. Riker
from Star Trek: The Next Generation
Grey or black swatch |
SR9 |
 |
Chakotay
from Star Trek: Voyager
Flat or wrinkled leatherette swatch |
| SR10 |
 |
Mirror Kira Nerys
Silvery or dark grey swatch |
SR11 |
 |
T'Pol
from Star Trek: Enterprise
Flat or ribbed pink swatch |
SR12 |
 |
Saru
from Star Trek: Discovery
Red swatch |
| SR13 |
 |
Pavel Chekov
from Star Trek: The Original Series
Gold swatch |
SR14 |
 |
Leonard McCoy
from Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
Pink swatch |
SR15 |
 |
Data
from Star Trek: The Next Generation
Gold swatch |
| SR16 |
 |
Kurros
from Star Trek: Voyager
Brown swatch |
SR17 |
 |
Worf
from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Black swatch |
SR18 |
 |
Soval
from Star Trek: Enterprise
Grey/green swatch |
| SR19 |
 |
Soji Asha
from Star Trek: Picard
Grey swatch |
SR20 |
 |
Paul Stamets
from Star Trek: Discovery
Blue with silver delta swatch |
SR21 |
 |
Nyota Uhura
from Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Tan swatch |
| SR22 |
 |
Beverly Crusher
from Star Trek: The Next Generation
Pink swatch |
SR23 |
 |
Jadzia Dax
from Star Trek: Deep Sace Nine
Black swatch |
SR24 |
 |
Seven of Nine
from Star Trek: Picard
Dark red swatch |
| SR25 |
 |
Cleveland Booker
from Star Trek: Discovery
Grey or grey and black perforated swatch |
SR26 |
 |
Odo
from Star Trek: Deep Sace Nine
Brown swatch |
SR27 |
 |
Jaryn
from Star Trek: Voyager
Grey swatch |
| SR28 |
 |
Saavik
from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
Off-white swatch |
SR29 |
 |
Phlox
from Star Trek: Enterprise
Striped swatch |
SR30 |
 |
Sylvia Tilly
from Star Trek: Discovery
Blue with gold delta swatch |
| SR31 |
 |
William T. Riker
from Star Trek: Picard
Flat or punctured leatherette swatch |
SR32 |
 |
Q
from Star Trek: The Next Generation
Brown woolen swatch |
SR33 |
 |
Julian Bashir
from Star Trek: Deep Sace Nine
Black swatch |
| SR34 |
 |
Vina
from Star Trek: The Original Series
Tan grassy swatch |
SR35 |
 |
Philipa Georgiou
from Star Trek: Discovery
Gold textured swatch |
SR36 |
 |
Elnor
from Star Trek: Picard
Red or black swatches |
| SR37 |
 |
Miles O'Brien
from Star Trek: The Next Generation
Black or gold swatch |
SR38 |
 |
Quark
from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Various multi-colour patterned swatches |
SR39 |
 |
Hugh Culber
from Star Trek: Discovery
White with silver delta swatch
and Rewards card for 1,500 points
and in Incentive Box |
| |
 |
Irma Ahmed
 |
|
 |
Kristin Allen
 |
|
 |
Yara Alves
 |
| |
|
Sean Anderson
 |
|
|
Leon Braojos
 |
|
 |
Keith Carter
Not signed |
| - |
|
Francois Chartier
 |
|
 |
Adam Cleveland
 |
|
 |
Roy Cover
 |
| |
 |
Bill Crabb
 |
- |
 |
Jason Davies
 |
|
 |
David Day
 |
| |
 |
Louise Draper
 |
|
 |
Marcia Dye
 |
|
 |
Norman Jim Faustino
 |
| |
|
Connie Faye
 |
|
 |
Bien Flores
 |
|
 |
Rusty Gilligan
 |
| - |
|
Mick and Matt Glebe
 |
- |
 |
Javier Gonzalez
 |
|
 |
Dan Gorman
 |
| - |
 |
Kevin Graham
 |
- |
 |
Charles Hall
 |
|
 |
Phil Hassewer
 |
| |
 |
Danny Hayman
 |
|
|
James Hiralez
 |
|
 |
Wei Ho
 |
| |
|
Scott Houseman
 |
- |
|
Gavin Hunt
 |
|
|
Laura Inglis
 |
| |
|
Seth Ismart
 |
|
|
John Jackman
 |
|
 |
Debbie Jackson
 |
| |
|
Mike James
 |
|
|
Jason Kemp
 |
|
|
Achileas Kokkinakis
 |
| - |
 |
Rich Kunz
 |
|
 |
Tim Levandoski
 |
|
|
Lee Lightfoot
 |
| |
 |
Tirso Llaneta
 |
|
 |
Paul Maitland
 |
|
 |
Jeff Mallinson
 |
| - |
 |
Warren Martineck
 |
|
|
Eric McConnell
 |
|
 |
Chris Meeks
 |
| |
 |
Rich Molinelli
 |
|
|
Nathan Nelson
 |
|
|
Tanner Padlo
 |
| |
|
Gener Pedrina
 |
|
|
Sean Pence
 |
|
 |
Prescilla Petraites
 |
| |
 |
Ashleigh Popplewell
 |
- |
 |
Brent Ragland
 |
- |
 |
Scott Rorie
 |
| - |
 |
Jason Saldajeno
 |
|
|
Richard Salvucci
 |
|
 |
Lisa Sikorski
 |
| |
 |
Westley Smith
 |
|
 |
Judit Tondora
 |
- |
 |
Huy Truong
|
| |
|
Helga Wojik
 |
|
|
Wu Wei
 |
|
 |
Kavita Maharaj
No signature but there is a sticker on the back
 |
New Classic TV Style - Similar to the vintage Skybox TOS style but with a red band at the bottom |
| A1 |
 |
William Shatner
as Kirk in Star Trek: The Original Series
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
A2 |
 |
Kate Mulgrew
as Janeway in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
A3 |
 |
Scott Bakula
as Archer in Star Trek: Enterprise
© 2024
Scarce |
| A4 |
 |
Patrick Stewart
as Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
A5 |
 |
Michael Dorn
as Worf in Star Trek: ??
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
A6 |
 |
Brent Spiner
as Data in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 2024
Scarce |
| A7 |
 |
George Takei
as Sulu in Star Trek: The Original Series
© 2024
Scarce |
A8 |
 |
Walter Koenig
as Ckekov in Star Trek: The Original Series
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
A9 |
 |
Robert Beltran
as Chakotay in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
| A10 |
 |
Denise Crosby
as Tasha Yar in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 2024
Very Limited |
A11 |
 |
Robert Duncan McNeill
as Tom Paris in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
A12 |
 |
Ethan Phillips
as Neelix in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
| A13 |
 |
Robert Picardo
as The Doctor in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2025
Scarce |
A14 |
 |
Garrett Wang
as Harry Kim in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2025
Scarce |
A15 |
 |
Tim Russ
as Tuvok in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2023
Scarce |
| A16 |
 |
Mary Wiseman
as Lt. Sylvia Tilly in Star Trek: Discovery
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
A17 |
 |
Oyin Oladejo
as Lt. Joann Owosekun in Star Trek: Discovery
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
A18 |
 |
Jason Alexander
as Kurros in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
| A20 |
 |
Alexander Siddig
as Julian Bashir in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
A21 |
 |
Mia Kirshner
as Amanda Grayson in Star Trek: Discovery
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
A22 |
 |
John De Lancie
as Q in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 2025
Scarce |
| A23 |
 |
Martha Hackett
as Seska in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
A24 |
 |
David Ajala
as Cleveland Booker in Star Trek: Discovery
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
A25 |
 |
Elizabeth Dennehy
as Elizabeth Shelby in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
| A26 |
 |
Jack Quaid
as Brad Boimler in Star Trek: Lower Decks
© 2024
Very Limited |
A27 |
 |
Tawny Newsome
as Ensign Beckett Mariner in Star Trek: Lower Decks
© 2024
Extremely Limited
The card incorrectly give her rank as "Lt. Jr. Grade" |
A28 |
 |
Bruce Horak
as Hemmer in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
© 2024
Limited |
| A29 |
 |
Callum Keith Rennie
as Commander Rayner in Star Trek: Discovery
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
A31 |
 |
Emily Coutts
as Lt. Keyla Detmer in Star Trek: Discovery
© 2024
Scarce |
A32 |
 |
Martin Rayner
as Dr. Chaotica in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2025
Scarce |
| A33 |
 |
Robert Picardo
as President of Earth in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2025
Scarce |
A34 |
 |
Susie Plakson
as K'Ehleyr in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
A36 |
 |
Titus Welliver
as Maxwell Burke in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
| A37 |
 |
Jeri Ryan
as Seven of Nine in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2024
Scarce |
A52 |
 |
Alice Krige
as Borg Queen in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
|
Legends of Star Trek |
| LA6 |
 |
Leonard Nimoy
as Spock
in Star Trek: The Original Series
© 2012
Extremely Limited
"LA6" was also used on the Nichelle Nichols card from the WOST 50th set |
LA8 |
 |
George Takei
as Sulu
in Star Trek: The Original Series
© 2013
Very Limited |
LA9 |
 |
Walter Koenig
as Chekov
in Star Trek: The Original Series
© 2013
Very Limited |
| LA11 |
 |
Ethan Phillips
as Neelix
in Star Trek: Voyager
Inscription variant
"Neelix
!!" - 1
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
LA21 |
 |
Sonequa Martin-Green
as Burnham
in Star Trek: Discovery
Inscription variants
"Star Trek Discovery" - 10
"Captain Michael Burnham" - 15
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
LA22 |
 |
Anthony Rapp
as Paul Stamets
in Star Trek: Discovery
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
| LA23 |
 |
Doug Jones
as Saru
in Star Trek:
© 2023
Very Limited |
LA24 |
 |
Michelle Hurd
as Raffi Musiker
in Star Trek: Picard
Inscription variants
"Raffi Musiker" 12 copies
"Rafaella Musker" 8 copies
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
LA25 |
 |
Alison Pill
as Dr. Agnes Jurati
in Star Trek: Picard
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
| LA26 |
 |
Anson Mount
as Pike
in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
LA27 |
 |
Melissa Navia
as Erica Ortegas
in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
LA28 |
 |
Celia Rose Gooding
as Nyota Uhura
in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
| LA29 |
 |
Gia Sandhu
as T'Pring
in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
LA30 |
 |
Jess Bush
as Christine Chapel
in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
LA31 |
 |
Babs Olusanmokun
as Dr. M'Benga
in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
| LA32 |
 |
Ethan Peck
as Spock
in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
© 2023
Scarce |
LA33 |
 |
Rebecca Romijn
as Number One
in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
LA34 |
 |
Michael Dorn
as Worf
in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
| LA36 |
 |
Michael Dorn
as Worf
in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
LA37 |
 |
Tim Russ
as Tuvok
in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2023
Scarce |
LA38 |
 |
Mary Wiseman
as Lt. Sylvia Tilly
in Star Trek: Discovery
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
| LA39 |
 |
Oyin Oladejo
as Lt. Comdr. Joann Owosekun
in Star Trek: Discovery
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
LA40 |
 |
Brent Spiner
as Data
in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
LA41 |
 |
Denise Crosby
as Tasha Yar
in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 2024
Very Limited |
| LA42 |
 |
Jeri Ryan
as Seven of Nine
in Star Trek: Picard
© 2024
Scarce |
LA43 |
 |
Robert Beltran
as Chakotay
in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
LA44 |
 |
Robert Duncan McNeill
as Tom Paris
in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
| LA45 |
 |
Robert Picardo
as The Doctor
in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2025
Scarce |
LA46 |
 |
Garrett Wang
as Harry Kim
in Star Trek: Voyeger
© 2025
Scarce |
LA48 |
 |
Alice Krige
as Borg Queen
in Star Trek: First Contact
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
| LA49 |
 |
Mia Kirshner
as Amanda Grayson
in Star Trek: Discovery ??
© 2024
Very Limited |
LA50 |
 |
Carol Kane
as Pelia
in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Inscription variants
"Chief Engineer"- 2
"Commander Pelia" - 3
"Strange New Worlds!"- 4
"Strange New Worlds! I like a good puzzle"- 1
"I like a good puzzle"- 8
"Chief Engineer I like a good puzzle"- 1
"That is Malarkey"- 5
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
LA51 |
 |
Paul Wesley
as James T. Kirk
in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
| LA52 |
 |
Bruce Horak
as Hemmer
in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
© 2024
Limited |
LA53 |
 |
Martin Quinn
as Montgomery Scott
in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
LA54 |
 |
Tawny Newsome
as Beckett Mariner
in Star Trek: Lower Decks
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
| LA55 |
 |
Jack Quaid
as Brad Boimler
in Star Trek: Lower Decks
© 2024
Very Limited |
LA56 |
 |
David Ajala
as Cleveland Booker
in Star Trek: Discovery
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
LA57 |
 |
Emily Coutts
as Keyla Detmer
in Star Trek: Discovery
© 2024
Scarce |
| LA58 |
 |
Alexander Siddig
as Dr. Julian Bashir
in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
LA59 |
 |
John de Lancie
as Q
in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 2025
Scarce |
|
Star Trek: Picard Full Bleed |
| A2 |
 |
Brent Spiner
as Daystrom Android M-5-10
© 2024
Scarce |
A39 |
 |
Jeri Ryan
as Seven of Nine
© 2024
Scarce |
A45 |
 |
Alison Pill
as Dr. Agnes Jurati
© 2020
Extremely Limited |
| A46 |
 |
Michelle Hurd
as Raffi Musiker
Variants with inscriptions
"Some things never change" - 20
© 2020
Extremely Limited |
A53 |
 |
Santiago Cabrera
as Cristobel Rios EMH
© 2020
Extremely Limited |
A71 |
 |
John de Lancie
as Q
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
| A72 |
 |
Orla Brady
as Tallinn
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
A73 |
 |
Ed Speleers
as Jack Crusher
© 202?
Extremely Limited |
A80 |
 |
Alice Krige
as The Voice of the Borg Queen
© 2024
Scarce |
| A84 |
 |
Dylan Locke
as Cadet #1
© 2023
Very Limited |
A94 |
 |
Jeff Russo
Composer
© 2024
Very Limited |
|
Star Trek: Discovery Full Bleed |
| - |
 |
James Frain
as Sarek
© 2018
Very Limited |
|
Star Trek Aliens |
| Star Trek: The Next Generation |
| - |
 |
Marcelo Tubert
as Acost Jared
© 2025
Very Limited |
- |
 |
Patrick Stewart
as Locutus
© 2025
Scarce |
- |
 |
Peter Slutsker
as Nibor
© 2015
Limited |
| - |
 |
Saul Rubinek
as Kivas Fajo
© 2025
Very Limited |
|
| Star Trek: Deep Space Nine |
| - |
 |
Brett Cullen
as Deral
© 2017
Very Limited |
- |
 |
Cyia Batten
as Tora Ziyal
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Harris Yulin
as Aamin Marritza
© 2018
Very Limited |
| - |
 |
Joseph Culp
as Raimus
© 2018
Very Limited |
- |
 |
Leland Crooke
as Gelnon
© 2018
Limited |
- |
 |
Scott MacDonald
as Tosk
© 2013
Very Limited |
| - |
 |
Steven Macht
as General Krim
© 2016
Very Limited |
- |
 |
Steve Rankin
as Cardassian Officer
© 2015
Limited |
- |
 |
Steven Weber
as Colonel Day Kannu
© 2018
Very Limited |
| Star Trek: Voyager |
| - |
 |
Adrian Sparks
as Entharan Magistrate
© 2015
Limited |
- |
 |
Bob Clendenin
as Vidiian Surgeon
© 2025
Limited |
- |
 |
Brian George
as O'Zaal
© 2025
Scarce |
| - |
 |
Christopher Carroll
as Captain Alben
© 2015
Very Limited |
- |
 |
Dennis Cockrum
as Orek
© 2016
Limited |
- |
 |
Googy Gress
as The Overlooker
© 2025
Very Limited |
| - |
 |
Keegan de Lancie
as Q (Junior)
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Michael Horton
as Kovin
© 2015
Very Limited |
- |
 |
Tom Todoroff
as Darod
© 2015
Limited |
| - |
 |
Patrick Kerr
as Bothan Infiltrator
© 2015
Limited |
|
| Star Trek: Enterprise |
| - |
 |
Randy Oglesby
as Trena'L
© 2015
Limited |
|
| Star Trek: Discovery |
| - |
 |
Alfredo Narciso
as Ohvahz
© 2024
Limited |
- |
 |
Brandon McGibbon
as Ithyk
© 2024
Limited |
- |
 |
Callum Keith Rennie
as Commander Rayner
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
| - |
 |
Christina Dixon
as Lt. Commander Asha
© 2024
Limited |
- |
 |
Dorian Grey
as Arisar
© 2024
Very Limited |
- |
 |
Doug Jones
as Captain Saru
© 2023
Very Limited |
| - |
 |
Elias Toufexis
as L'ak
© 2024
Very Limited |
- |
 |
Giovanni Spina
as Sta'Kiar
© 2024
Limited |
- |
 |
J. Adam Brown
as Fred
© 2024
Limited |
| - |
 |
Liam Hughes
as Young Spock
© 2024
Limited |
- |
 |
Luke Humphrey
as V'Latak
© 2024
Limited |
- |
 |
Noah Averbach-Katz
as Ryn
© 2024
Limited |
| - |
 |
Paul Guilfoyle
as Carl (The Guardian of Forever)
© 2024
Limited |
- |
 |
Robert Verlaque
as Kelpien Elder-Holo
© 2024
Very Limited |
- |
 |
Rodrigo Fernandez-Stoll
as Nalas
© 2024
Limited |
| - |
 |
Tony Nappo
as Primarch Ruhn
© 2024
Limited |
|
| Star Trek: Strange New Worlds |
| - |
 |
Alden Adair
as Barjan T'Or
© 2023
Limited |
- |
 |
Lindy Booth
as Alora
© 2024
Very Limited |
- |
 |
Reed Birney
as Luq
© 2024
Limited |
| - |
 |
Michael Hough
as Remy
© 2023
Limited |
- |
 |
Roderick McNeil
as Stonn
© 2023
Limited |
- |
 |
Warren Scherer
as Gorn Invader
© 2024
Very Limited |
| Star Trek: Picard |
| - |
 |
Anthony Azizi
as Orion Drug Dealer
© 20??
Limited |
- |
 |
Jin Maley
as Ensign Kova Rin Esmar
© 2023
Limited |
- |
 |
Stephanie Czajkowski
as Lt. T'Veen
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
| Star Trek: Lower Decks |
| - |
 |
Dave Foley
as Parth
© 2025
Scarce |
|
| Star Trek: Prodigy |
| - |
 |
Rylee Alazraqui
as Rok-Tahk
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
|
TNG Inscriptions |
| A6 |
 |
Michael Dorn
as Worf in
2-10
"Klingons never bluff"
"Star Trek TNG"
"Today is a good day to die"
"I am a Klingon warrior"
11-25
"Worf"
"Lt. Worf"
"Only fools have no fear"
"Son of Mogh"
© 2020
Scarce |
A32 |
 |
Saul Rubinek
as Kivas Fajo
11-25
"Star Trek TNG"
"Kivas Fajo"
"The Most Toys"
"Go Ahead - fire"
"I am a Klingon warrior"
Unknown qty
"I ♥ Data"
© 2020
Scarce |
A54 |
 |
April Grace
as Transporter Technician Hubbell
2-10
"Live Long and Prosper"
"Peace and Long Life"
26-50
"See you in the future, PICARD"
"Ensign Hubbell"
"Transporter Chief"
"Maggie Hubbell"
"Star Trek The Next Generation"
"Enterprise-D"
© 2023
Very Limited |
| A57 |
 |
Kim Braden
as Ensign Janet Brooks
11-25
"Without Space there is no Time!"
"Death is a normal Part of Life"
"The Loss"
"Star Trek The Next Generation"
"Science Oficer USS Enterprise"
"From the Loss, comes gain"
© 2024
Scarce |
A60 |
 |
Marcel Tubert
as Acost Jared
11-25
"Leader of Ventax II"
"Fear has overwhelmed my people"
"I abhor all acts of violence"
"Episode: Devil's Due"
"Acost Jared"
Unknown qty
"Star Trek TNG"
© 2025
Scarce |
|
Picard Inscriptions |
| - |
 |
Dylan Locke
as Cadet #1
26-50
"Star Trek: Picard"
"Ten Forward"
"Learning from Admiral Picard"
"Picard is my Hero"
"Starfleet Cadet"
"Episode: No Win Scenario"
© 2023
Very Limited |
|
"Quotable" Star Trek: TNG |
| - |
 |
Daniel Davis
as Professor Moriarty
"The time for games is over."
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Elizabeth Dennehy
as Elizabeth Shelby
"I know how to get things done"
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
|
"Quotable" Star Trek: DS9 |
| - |
 |
Michael Dorn
as Worf in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
"I am a Klingon warrior."
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
|
"Quotable" Star Trek: Enterprise |
| - |
 |
Scott Bakula
as Captain Archer
"Lets Go!"
© 2024
Scarce |
|
Movies |
| A150 |
 |
Kim Braden
as Elise Picard
in Star Trek Generations
© 2023
Very Limited |
|
Discovery Dual Autograph |
| - |
 |
Sonequa Martin-Green and James Frain
as Michael Burnham and Sarek
© 2018
Extremely Limited |
|
Canvas - Printed on textured card |
| - |
 |
Patrick Stewart
as Captain Picard
in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 2025
Scarce |
|
Silver Signature |
| - |
 |
Garrett Wang
as Harry Kim
in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Robert Beltran
as Chakotay
in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2024
Scarce |
- |
 |
Robert Duncan McNeill
Robert Duncan McNeill
in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
| - |
 |
Tim Russ
as Tuvok
in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2023
Scarce |
|
Bridge Crew
This is a continuation of the style named "Captain's Cards" first introduced with the "50th Anniversary" Set and continued with "connections" as "Bridge Crew" |
| - |
 |
Denise Crosby
as Tasha Yar
in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 2024
Very Limited |
- |
 |
Garrett Wang
as Harry Kim
in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Mary Wiseman
as Sylvia Tilly
in Star Trek: Discovery
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
| - |
 |
Robert Beltran
as Chakotay
in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
|
Picard Bordered |
| - |
 |
Patrick Stewart
as Picard
3½" x 5"
©2020
Scarce |
|
| - |
 |
Ed Speleers
as Jack Crusher
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Evan Evagora
as Elnor
© 2020
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Ito Aghayere
as Guinan
© 2023
Very Limited |
| - |
 |
James Callis
as Maurice Picard
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Orla Brady
as Laris
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Penelope Mitchell
as Renée Picard
© 2023
Signed with a heart or two XXs
Very Limited |
| - |
 |
Todd Stashwick
as Captain Liam Shaw
© 2023
Very Limited |
- |
 |
Tim Russ
as Captan Tuvok
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
|
Discovery Bordered |
| - |
 |
Jason Isaacs
as Gabriel Lorca
© 2018
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Rebecca Romijn
as Number One
© 2023
Scarce |
|
TNG Green Bordered |
| - |
 |
April Grace
as Ensign Hubbell
© 2023
Limited |
- |
 |
David Carson
Director
© 2024
Limited |
- |
 |
Kavi Raz
as Lt. Junior Grade Singh
© 2020
Limited |
| - |
 |
Liz Vassey
as Kristin
© 2023
Very Limited |
- |
 |
Marcelo Tubert
as Acost Jared
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Megan Parlen
as Young Ro Laren
© 2024
Very Limited |
| - |
 |
Raye Birk
as Wrenn
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
|
DS9 Bordered |
| - |
 |
Alexander Siddig
as Julian Bashir
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Brian George
as Richard Bashir
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Clint Howard
as Grady
Inscription variants
"I'm invisible" - 32
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
| - |
 |
Larry Cedar
as Nydrom
© 2025
Very Limited |
- |
 |
Martha Hackett
as T'Rul
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
|
Women of Star Trek |
| - |
 |
Amanda Plummer
as as Vadic
in Star Trek: Picard
© 2023
Very Limited |
- |
 |
Chelah Horsdal
as Laira Rillak
in Star Trek: Discovery
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Elizabeth Dennehy
as Fleet Admiral Elizabeth Shelby
in Star Trek: Picard
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
| - |
 |
Kim Braden
as Ensign Janet Brooks
in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 2024
Very Limited |
- |
 |
Megan Parlen
as Young Ro Laren
in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 2024
Very Limited |
- |
 |
Michelle Hurd
as Raffi Musiker
in Star Trek: Picard
Variants with Inscriptions
"I can take Worf" - 20
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
| - |
 |
Rong Fu
as Lt. Jenna Mitchell
in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Suzie Plakson
as K'Ehleyr
in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Martha Hackett
as T'Rul
in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
© 2025
Scarce
Incentive Box Exclusve |
| - |
 |
Rebecca Romijn
as Number One
in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
© 2023
Scarce
Incentive Box Exclusve |
- |
 |
Jess Bush
as Jess Bush as Christine Chapel
in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
© 2023
Scarce
Incentive Box Exclusve |
- |
 |
Mia Kirshner
as Amanda Grayson
in Star Trek: Discovery
© 2024
Scarce
Incentive Box Exclusve |
| - |
 |
Phumzile Sitole
as Diatta Ndoye
in Star Trek: Discovery
Inscription variants
"Combat Pilot" - 20
"Math doesn't lie" - 20"
© 2023
Very Limited
|
|
New Classic TV Style Autograph Relic Cards |
| - |
 |
Alexander Siddig
as Julian Bashir
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
William Shatner
as Captain Kirk
© 2024
Scarce |
- |
 |
Denise Crosby
as Sela
© 2024
Scarce |
| - |
 |
Jason Alexander
as Kurros
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Kate Mulgrew
as Captain Janeway
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Patrick Stewart
as Captain Picard
© 2025
Extremely Limited |
| - |
 |
Scott Bakula
as Mirror Captain Archer
© 2024
Extremely Limited |
|
Star Trek: Discovery Autograph Relic Card |
| - |
 |
Blu del Barrio
as Adira
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
- |
 |
Emily Coutts
as Lt. Keyla Detmer
© 2023
Extremely Limited |
|
Cut Autograph Relic Card - Limited to 50 unnumbered copies |
| - |
 |
Rene Auberjonois
as Odo
© 2025 |
|
Five Captains Cut Autograph Card 5 x 7 inches - Sequentially numbered to 33 |
| - |
 |
|
William Shatner
as Captain Kirk in "Star Trek The Original Series"
Patrick Stewart
as Captain Picard in "Star Trek: The Next Generation"
Avery Brooks
as Captain Sisko in "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine"
Kate Mulgrew
as Captain Janeway in "Star Trek: Voyager"
Scott Bakula
as Captain Archer in "Star Trek: Enterprise" |
|
| - |
 |
Robert Picardo
as President of Earth in Star Trek: Voyager
© 20?? |
|
| A22 |
 |
John De Lancie
as Q in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 20?? |
A22 |
 |
John De Lancie
as Q in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 20?? |
|
|
|
| - |
 |
Martin Rayner
as Dr. Chaotica in Star Trek: Voyager
© 20??
|
|
| A34 |
|
Suzie Plakson
as K'Ehleyr in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 202? |
|
| - |
 |
John de Lancie
as Q in Star Trek: ??
© 20?? |
|
| - |
 |
Garrett Wang
as Harry Kim in Star Trek: Voyager
© 2025
|
|
| - |
 |
Keegan de Lancie
as Q Junior in Star Trek: Voyager
© 202? |
|
| - |
 |
Suzie Plakson
as K'Ehleyr in Star Trek: The Next Generation
© 202? |
|
| CT1 |
 |
|
CT2 |
 |
|
|
|
|
| SR39 |
 |
Hugh Culber
from Star Trek: Discovery
Plain white swatch as seen on the RA website but none seen in the wild yet, all examples being the delta version
Rewards Card for 1,500 points
and
in Incentive Box |
MC10 |
|
|
|
|
|
Incentive Box |
| - |
|
|
Brent Spiner Dual Relic Autograph card
Rebecca Romijn WOST Autograph card
Jess Bush WOST Autograph card
Mia Kirshner WOST Autograph card
Martha Hackett WOST Autograph card
Nichelle Nichols M10 In Memoriam card
Rene Auberjonois M10 In Memoriam card
Hugh Culber Relic Card
SR39 (Delta variant)
Carol Freeman M10 "Oh Captain, My Captain" card
Carol Freeman M10 Parallel "Oh Captain, My Captain" card
Set of 4 colour printing plates for one of the base cards
Promo cards P1, P2, P3
Complete 90-card standard base set 1-90
9-card Star Trek Aliens set
20-card Bloodlines set
10-card "Oh Captain, My Captain" set
36-card Picard's Journey set
36-card "All Good Things" Uncut Episode set
27-card "In The Pale Moonlight" Uncut Episode set
|
|
Printing Plates |
| - |
 |
Set of 4 cut color printing plates (black, cyan, magenta, yellow) used to make the front of one base set card |
- |
 |
Back of cards |
Women of Star Trek Autograph Cards |
| - |
|
Rebecca Romijn
as Number One in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
© 2023 |
- |
|
Jess Bush
as Jess Bush as Christine Chapel in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
© 2023 |
- |
|
Mia Kirshner
as Amanda Grayson in Star Trek: Discovery
© 2024 |
| - |
|
Martha Hackett
as T'Rul in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
© 2025 |
|
Autograph/Relic Card |
| - |
 |
Brent Spiner
as Data & Dr. Soong
© 2024 |
|
Relic Card |
| SR39 |
|
Hugh Culber |
|
Nichelle Nichols "In Memoriam" card |
Rene Auberjonois "In Memoriam" card |
| NM10 |
|
Nichelle Nichols as Commander Nyota Uhura
Star Trek
PRODIGY
Incentive Box Exclusive |
AM10 |
|
Rene Auberjonois
as
Constable Odo
Star Trek
PRODIGY
Incentive Box Exclusive |
|
"Oh Captain, My Captain" Card |
Parallel Metal "Oh Captain, My Captain" Card |
| MC10 |
|
Captain Carol Freeman
Rewards Card for 300 points
and
in Incentive Box |
MC10 |
|
Captain Carol Freeman |
|
| - |
 |
Binder with 1 nine-pocket page and P3 Promo |
| - |
  |
|
| P1 |
 |
General Distribution |
P2 |
 |
NSU Magazine |
P3 |
 |
Binder Exclusive |
| |
