Face of the Enemy (FotE)

Overview card types: 4 9 2 3 23 4

Overview rarities: V 45

UCT-ID	Name	Rarity	Type	Affiliation
ST2E 35 V 1	Anachronistic Deviation	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 2	Dumb Waiter	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 3	Strength of Arms	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 4	Unsound Logic	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 5	Emergency Evacuation	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 6	Miracle Working	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 7	•New Life	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 8	•Pulling Rank	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 9	•Relief Efforts	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 10	Resilience	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 11	Suppressed Evidence	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 12	War Without End	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 13	•Zalkonian Storage Capsule	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 14	Imperial Entanglements	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 15	Relative Dimensions	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 16	•Kaleb Sector, Covert Rendezvous	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 17	•Nelvana III, Compelling Threat	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 18	•Romulus, Patient Stronghold	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 19	Turo	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 20	Branson	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 21	•Erik Pressman, Stern Authoritarian	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 22	Garvey	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 23	•Homn, Lurching Valet	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 24	•Kurn, Exchange Officer	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 25	•Lwaxana Troi, Psychic Tutor	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 26	Martinez	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 27	•Nog, Communications Relay	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 28	Richardson	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 29	•Spock, Maverick Diplomat	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 30	•St. John Talbot, Embittered Consul	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 31	Kayron	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 32	•Korrd, Obsolete Consul	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 33	Kromm	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 34	•Caithlin Dar, Innocent Consul	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 35	Navok	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 36	Rasul	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 37	•Retaya, Chemical Agent	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 38	•Stefan DeSeve, Disillusioned Expatriate (first print)	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 39	Tagus	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 40	•Thei, Candid Analyst	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 41	Varel	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 42	•U.S.S. Enterprise-E, Royal Refuge	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 43	•U.S.S. Defiant, Enduring Defender	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 44	•I.K.S. Negh'Var, Imperial Flagship	Virtual
ST2E 35 V 45	•T'Met, Timely Reinforcement	Virtual

In the intro to every Star Trek television series, no character was ever shown. Space, and the ships that sailed it, took center stage. This was no accident. Ships are central to the Star Trek universe and they have become synonymous with the people that helmed them. The images of the Enterprise, a Romulan Warbird or a Borg Cube leave no doubt in the mind of a viewer what those ships stand for. It is from this certainty that Face of the Enemy emerges. Today we're excited to announce that Face of the Enemy, the thirty-fifth Second Edition expansion, will be released Friday, November 13th, 2015. Face of the Enemy will bring forty-five (45) new virtual cards to players all across the world, and will be legal for constructed play one week after its release, on Friday, November 20th, 2015.

Face of the Enemy, at its core, is about ships – and bringing their diverse characteristics to light. Both Romulans and TNG, the two affiliations getting a refresh in this expansion, have new cards targeting their underused ships. But there is so much more, as the set focuses on underused characteristics like shields, class, staffing, and the Cloaking Device keyword – and that’s only the beginning!

Tyler Fultz [DJstormtrooper], Co-Lead Designer

30th October 2015