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All Good Things!

In the wee hours of last Thursday night/Friday morning, alert Star Trek CCG players were astounded to see the the www.decipher.com home page "featured card" spot occupied by, not a Second Edition Energize dilemma or event, but one in a "retro" First Edition template! This objective card, named In For a Trim, sported a Star Trek: The Next Generation property logo, an image of Geordi in Mr. Mot's chair, and a strange new set icon. What gives? Is it... could it be...?

Just in case you thought it might be a rather late April Fool's joke, never fear – In For a Trim is indeed a real, honest-to-gosh card from the promised "broken links" set for the Star Trek Customizable Card Game First Edition, named All Good Things after Star Trek: The Next Generation's final episode. And while we won't be able to start providing you with more card images or a card list for a while yet, we thought everyone would enjoy seeing the wrapup to the Barbering sequence.

All Good Things will feature 40 new cards (one in dual-affiliation border colors) that provide new gameplay and mend the so-called "broken links" in the first edition – cards that were referenced directly or indirectly on other cards but had not yet been released. From Christopher Pike (mentioned on Holodeck Adventures' Talosian Cage dilemma) to a black-bordered Admiral Riker (previewed in The Dominion) to the ultimate Barbering card (following up on Mot the Barber, Barber Pole, and Mot's Advice), All Good Things will indeed have good things for every STCCG player.

All Good Things will be packaged in a full-color "anthology-style" collector's box (600-card capacity) containing all 41 premium cards, a comprehensive First Edition collector's card list, an exclusive U.S.S. Jupiter card, and more. This long-awaited set is scheduled for release on July 9, 2003. Watch www.decipher.com for more details later this month!

Kathy McCracken
Web Writer
kathy.mccracken@decipher.com

May 12, 2003