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Star Trek™ Design Log
With the July 11th
announcement of Star Trek CCG: Second Edition, the Design Log
series that I started in connection with the development of a new Star
Trek Trading Card Game took a new turn. My sporadic log entries now
give you behind-the-scenes glimpses of how the designers go about turning
"classic" Star Trek CCG into a fresh new Second Edition
game. As always, watch the decipher.com home page for news
of the latest entries, or bookmark this index page (it's different from
the previous design log location). For links to related articles, check
the Star Trek
CCG: Second Edition home page.
Call to Arms Design Log Entries
 Design
Log: Stardate 08.21.2003: Waiting for the Final Keyword
Design
Log: Stardate 08.20.2003: Meeting a Bad End
Design
Log: Stardate 08.18.2003: Throw'em In the Brig!
Design
Log: Stardate 08.14.2003: Not-So-Solitary Confinement
Design
Log: Stardate 08.11.2003: Temporal Hiccups, Seduction, and Dilemma Pile
Resequencing
Design
Log: Stardate 08.07.2003: Droning Along the Interlink Highway
Design
Log: Stardate 08.06.2003: Lies, "Darned" Lies, and Statistics
Design
Log: Stardate 08.04.2003: Putting New Keywords Through a Filter
Design
Log: Stardate 08.01.2003: What Mode Is Your Mission?
Design
Log: Stardate 07.31.2003: Q Who?
Design
Log: Stardate 07.30.2003: Call to Arms: Lotsa New Stuff. No New Rules.
All Good Things Design Log Entries
Design
Log: Stardate 07.01.2003: Salon, and Thanks for All the Snips by Evan
Lorentz
Design
Log: Stardate 06.25.2003: 2E or Not 2E? That Is the Broken Link Question
Design
Log: Stardate 06.23.2003: If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It... But Is It Broke?
Design
Log: Stardate 06.18.2003: How Many Prylars Does It Take To Mend a Broken
Link?
Design
Log: Stardate 06.16.2003: Alas, Poor Bluegill Queen
Design
Log: Stardate 06.13.2003: A Card By Any Other Name Would Still Leave a Broken
Link
Design
Log: Stardate 06.09.2003: All Good Broken Links Must Come to an End
Kathy McCracken
Major Rakal
Star Trek Intelligence Officer
July 11, 2002
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