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[Homefront] Homefront (HF)

    Special set of 36 virtual cards published by The Continuing Committee (2010-08-06).

    Overview card types:
    DilemmaFacilityMission
    18
    10
    8
       Overview rarities:
    V
    36

    UCT-IDNamesort descendingRarityTypeAffiliation
    ST1E 0 VR 55
    Blendedimage (reprint)
    VirtualDilemma
    ST1E 0 VR 56VirtualDilemma
    ST1E 0 VR 57VirtualDilemma
    ST1E 0 VR 58
    Dal'rokimage (reprint)
    VirtualDilemma
    ST1E 0 VR 59
    Dead Endimage (reprint)
    VirtualDilemma
    ST1E 0 VR 60VirtualDilemma
    ST1E 0 VR 61
    Friendly Fireimage (reprint)
    VirtualDilemma
    ST1E o VR 62
    "God"image (reprint)
    VirtualDilemma
    ST1E 0 VR 63
    Maglockimage (reprint)
    VirtualDilemma
    ST1E 0 VR 64VirtualDilemma
    ST1E 0 VR 65VirtualDilemma
    ST1E 0 VR 66VirtualDilemma
    ST1E 0 VR 67VirtualDilemma
    ST1E 0 VR 68
    Punishment Boximage (reprint)
    VirtualDilemma
    ST1E 0 VR 69VirtualDilemma
    ST1E 0 VR 70VirtualDilemma
    ST1E 0 VR 71VirtualDilemma
    ST1E 0 VR 72
    The Whale Probeimage (reprint)
    VirtualDilemma
    ST1E 0 VR 73VirtualFacilityBajoran icon
    ST1E 0 VR 74
    Unicompleximage (reprint)
    VirtualFacilityBorg icon
    ST1E 0 VR 75
    Central Commandimage (reprint)
    VirtualFacilityCardassian icon
    ST1E 0 VR 76
    The Great Linkimage (reprint)
    VirtualFacilityDominion icon
    ST1E o VR 77VirtualFacilityFederation icon
    ST1E o VR 78VirtualFacilityFederation icon
    ST1E 0 VR 79VirtualFacilityFerengi icon
    ST1E 0 VR 80
    The Great Hallimage (reprint)
    VirtualFacilityKlingon icon
    ST1E 0 VR 81VirtualFacilityRomulan icon
    ST1E 0 VR 82VirtualFacilityRomulan icon
    ST1E 0 VR 83
    Alter Recordsimage (reprint)
    VirtualMission
    ST1E 0 VR 84
    Cloaked Missionimage (reprint)
    VirtualMission
    ST1E 0 VR 85
    Deliver Messageimage (reprint)
    VirtualMission
    ST1E 0 VR 86VirtualMission
    ST1E 0 VR 87VirtualMission
    ST1E 0 VR 88VirtualMission
    ST1E 0 VR 89
    Orb Negotiationsimage (reprint)
    VirtualMission
    ST1E o VR 90VirtualMission

    "Surprise! Happy Birthday!
    Okay, so apparently nobody out there is having a birthday today besides my son. Oh well, you get a surprise present anyway. It's a new mini-expansion for First Edition! Unlike our normal slow-spoiler buildup, this expansion was actually released in full today. That's because unlike most expansions, this one doesn't really have much new gameplay in it. Like Identity Crisis this expansion is full of reprint cards, though this time with lots of great AI. As an expansion, Homefront's main goal is to make it easier for new players to enter the game. It does this in two ways:

    • Reprint all of the Homeworld/HQ pairings, so that new players can get their hands on them. One of the Homeworlds, and all of the HQs were previously rares and are therefore hard to get for a lot of people. However, these days they're also vital cards to ensure that your deck keeps moving quickly, for some affiliations in particular those free plays are required to let them keep up with DQSS and other similar shenanigans.
    • Reprint 18 important dilemmas (a mix of key 1E cards and 2EBC conversions), that a new player will need to get their hands on in order to build reliable dilemma combos. Also, as a visual aid for new players, to help get them started at the art of building good dilemma combos, the dilemmas are all colour coded. The card number has a Green, Yellow or Red background behind it. Any new player can sit down with these dilemmas, and set them up in the order of Green, Yellow, Red and have a viable dilemma combo. They can mix and match to learn which dilemmas go best together, and use that as a learning tool to start developing their own dilemma combos from their own dilemmas. One of the hardest concepts to teach in this game, just got easier.
    So although this set doesn't really contain any new gameplay for the hardcore players (aside from a handful of new 2EBC conversions), it should go a long way towards helping out new players. And really, doesn't helping out new players help out everybody? The easier we make the game for new players to enter into, the longer it will last. And the Continuing Committee is dedicated to making sure that both First and Second editions continue to have a long life for years to come."
    by Chris Lobben, Chief Programmer at 06th August 2010