The Very Flower of Humanity | openCards

You are here

Starfleet iconThe Very Flower of Humanity

    This Deck was build by Maggie Geppert and was published first on "The Continuing Committee (trekcc.org)" at Oct 10th, 2017.

    The Very Flower of Humanity

    Deck listing:

    Dilemma pile (33):

    space Space: 9 / planet Planet: 7 / dual Dual: 17
    dual
    dual
    space
    planet
    dual
    space
    planet
    dual
    Dark Pageimage (21 V 2)
    dual
    space
    dual
    dual
    Insurrectionimage (24 V 6)
    planet
    dual
    Moral Choiceimage (14 C 7)
    planet
    space
    Night Terrorsimage (14 U 9)
    planet
    planet
    dual
    space
    Reflectionsimage (13 C 17)
    dual
    Skeleton Crewimage (3 U 28)
    space
    dual
    Timescapeimage (2 C 25)
    dual
    Tragic Turnimage (5 P 3)
    planet
    Triageimage (1 C 57)
    dual
    space

    Draw deck (44):

    EquipmentEquipment (5):
    Agonizerimage (41 V 4)
    Trellium-Dimage (22 V 10)

    EventEvent (7):
    Optimismimage (12 U 28)
    Predicamentimage (13 U 31)
    Watch Dogimage (13 C 41)

    InterruptInterrupt (4):
    Escapeimage (1 R 127)

    PersonnelPersonnel (24):
    non-alignedCommandAlternate Universe
    starfleetStaffAlternate UniversePast
    Brennan Scottimage (13 C 103)
    starfleetCommandAlternate UniversePast
    starfleetStaffAlternate UniversePast
    D'Velaimage (14 C 108)
    starfleetStaffAlternate UniversePast
    starfleetCommandAlternate UniversePast
    non-alignedCommandAlternate Universe
    starfleetStaffAlternate UniversePast
    starfleetCommandAlternate UniversePast
    Logan Blackimage (13 C 108)
    starfleetStaffAlternate UniversePast
    starfleetCommandAlternate UniversePast
    non-alignedAlternate Universe
    non-alignedCommandAlternate Universe
    starfleetStaffAlternate UniversePast
    non-alignedCommandAlternate UniversePast
    starfleetStaffAlternate UniversePast
    Soval, Idealistimage (13 U 112)
    starfleetCommandAlternate UniversePast
    T'Pol, Not a Slaveimage (13 R 114)
    starfleetStaffAlternate UniversePast
    non-alignedCommandAlternate UniversePast

    Ship Ship (4):
    starfleetAlternate UniversePast
    starfleetAlternate UniversePast

    Hints & strategie notes for this Deck

    Mirror Kirk kept control of his ship in the Mirror Universe by any means necessary, including torture. He uses the Agonizer to maintain control on his ship.  You too can keep your preeminent crew members in your attempt using this piece of equipment, one of many from the latest Second Edition expansion, The Nth Degree.  Say a subordinant (an Alternate Universe Past personnel) is trying to take over the ship (i.e. your best Alternate Universe Past personnel is about to be stopped by a dilemma).  Keep your grip on power by putting the subordinant in the Agonizer (stop them) to prevent the other stop.

    I wonder how history would have played out if Cochrane hadn't turned the tables on your invasion force. Humans might be your slaves instead of the other way around.

    -Jonathan Archer from "In a Mirror, Darkly"

    I really enjoy playing Mirror Starfleet.  I find their flavor of getting bonuses for having no cards in hand to be particularly intriguing and I've been looking for an excuse to play them again.  This is an achievement deck, going for "Everything's...alternate!"  That's why there are so many Non-Aligned Alternate Universe personnel in this deck.  I'd have put in a few normal universe Starfleet personnel otherwise.  As it stands, Brennan Scott, D'Vela, Trip (Charles Tucker III, Competent Engineer) and T'Pol (T'Pol, Not a Slave) are probably the standout personnel in the deck.

    You want to do Jupiter, Test Experimental Engine first and then Investigate Refinery so you can play Accumulated Knowledge cheaply late game.  You'll want to use Optimism to get stuff out of your hand and under your deck if it takes awhile to get out the Starship Defiant.  And I've added in some Delphic Expanse missions and Trellium-D to maximize my use of, oh, wait, ummmm, never mind!

    Look over there!  Squirrel!

    by Maggie Geppert, Next in Line