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The History of Star Trek CCG: All Good Things...
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Updated March 25, 2004
"ALL GOOD THINGS... for the STAR TREK Customizable Card Game
is packed with incredible value, including 41 premium cards that expans
gameplay for First Edition, 10 Reflections booster packs, a Starter Deck
II inlcuding 8 premium cards, a U.S.S. Jupiter card, a comprehensive
First Edition card list – all contained in an exclusive storage box
designed to hold over 600 cards."
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Released
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July 16, 2003
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Design Team
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Brad DeFruiter, Evan Lorentz
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Product Configuration
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40 premium cards (plus one alternate border color dual-affiliation card)
10 Reflections boosters, Starter Deck II, U.S.S. Jupiter, comprehensive
First Edition collector's card list, 600-card capacity collector's box
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Highlights
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Mended all so-called "broken links" in First Edition, including
the Barbering "punchline", outstanding "matching commander"
references, and those pesky Bluegills.
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Packaging
Expansion Icon
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Factoids
- All Good Things contained the last cards designed to use the First Edition
card templates.
- The most longstanding "named card broken link" to be resolved
in All Good Things was Timepod Ring, which was named by the Alternate
Universe dilemma Quantum Singularity Lifeforms as one possible "cure."
- The set's expansion icon (seen above) was created by game designer Evan
Lorentz.
- Evan also compiled and proofed the comprehensive collector's card list
– all 4,022 items.
- For oodles of factoids, trivia, and other miscellany on this eclectic
set, check out Major
Rakal's All Good Things Design Logs.
Famous Cards
The only preview that never quite made it to the "regular rare"
final printing, Admiral Riker first put in an appearance as one of four
white-bordered preview cards found in booster packs of The Dominion. One
by one, the other three (Captain Kirk, Seven of nine, and Worf Son of Mogh)
appeared in subsequent expansion sets, but not the matching commander of
the Future Enterprise. A shiny Admiral Riker in Reflections suffered from
an unfortunate misprint (his special skill called for a "compatible
facility" when it should have read "matching"), while a correct
but oversized promo version was handed out with purchases at the Decipher
Convention Store for the 2002 con season. He didn't fit into the Voyager,
Borg, Holodeck Adventures, or The Motion Pictures themes, but finally got
"wrapped up" as an All Good Things premium.
   
(L-R) White-border preview; Reflections foil scan; oversized
promo; All Good Things final version
Links
All Good Things Expansion
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Card
list
Spoiler
list (PDF)
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