For information on alternate realities within the Star Trek universe, see the articles parallel universe and alternate timeline.

Alternate Universe is a Star Trek CCG expansion released by Decipher in November of 1995. New concepts introduced a new card type (Doorway cards), as well as cards with an Alternate Universe icon, that denoted their origins in a parallel universe. The set had 122 cards, including an ultra-rare card, the Future Enterprise.

Contents 1 Artifacts 2 Dilemmas 3 Doorways 4 Equipment 5 Events 6 Facility 7 Interrupts 8 Missions 9 Personnel 9.1 Federation 9.2 Klingon 9.3 Non-Aligned 9.4 Romulan 10 Ships 10.1 Federation ships 10.2 Klingon ships 10.3 Romulan ships 10.4 Nonaligned ships

ArtifactsEdit

Cryosatellite (artifact)	cryosatellite: An ancient sublight vessel. Designed to carry and store cryogenically frozen humanoids until a cure for their death could be found and used to regenerate them. (rare) (Image from TNG episode: "The Neutral Zone")

Data's head (artifact)	Data's head: An excavation under the Earth city of San Francisco in 2369 discovered that the head of Lt. Commander Data had been lying there undisturbed for centuries. (rare)

• Iconian Gateway R
• Ophidian Cane R
• Receptacle Stones R
• Ressikan Flute R
• Samuel Clemens' Pocketwatch R

DilemmasEdit

• Alien Labyrinth C
• Cardassian Trap U
• Coalescent Organism R
• Conundrum C
• Edo Probe U
• Empathic Echo C
• Ferengi Attack C
• Frame of Mind U
• Hidden Entrance C
• Hunter Gangs C
• Interphasic Plasma Creatures C
• Malfunctioning Door C
• Maman Picard U
• Outpost Raid C
• Parallel Romance U
• Punishment Zone C
• Quantum Singularity Lifeforms U
• Rascals U
• Royale Casino: Blackjack U
• The Gatherers C
• The Higher... The Fewer U
• Thought Fire C
• Worshiper C
• Zaldan U

DoorwaysEdit

• Alternate Universe Door C
• Devidian Door R

EquipmentEdit

• Echo Papa 607 Killer Drone R
• I.P. Scanner C

EventsEdit

• Baryon Buildup C
• Captain's Log U
• Engage Shuttle Operations U
• Interrogation R
• Intruder Force Field U
• Klim Dokachin U
• Lower Decks U
• Mot's Advice U
• Particle Scattering Field C
• Revolving Door R
• Rishon Uxbridge C
• The Charybdis U
• The Mask of Korgano C
• Thermal Deflectors U
• Wartime Conditions R
• Yellow Alert C

FacilityEdit

• Neutral Outpost C

InterruptsEdit

• Anti-Matter Spread C
• Barclay Transporter Phobia U
• Brain Drain U
• Countermanda C
• Dead in Bed U
• Destroy Radioactive Garbage Scow C
• Devidian Foragers C
• Eyes in the Dark C
• Fire Sculptor C
• Hail C
• Howard Heirloom Candle C
• Humuhumunukunukuapua'a C
• Incoming Message: Attack Authorization U
• Isabella U
• Jamaharon C
• Kevin Uxbridge: Convergence C
• La Forge Maneuver U
• Latinum Payoff C
• Phaser Burns C
• Rescue Captives U
• Romulan Ambush U
• Security Sacrifice C
• Seize Wesley R
• Senior Staff Meeting U
• Temporal Narcosis U
• Thine Own Self C
• Vorgon Raiders R
• Vulcan Nerve Pinch C
• Wolf U

MissionsEdit

• Brute Force R
• Compromised Mission R
• Diplomatic Conference R
• FGC-47 Research R
• Fissure Research R
• Qualor II Rendezvous U
• Quash Conspiracy R
• Reunion R
• Risa Shore Leave R
• Warped Space R

PersonnelEdit

FederationEdit

• Beverly Picard R
• Ian Andrew Troi R
• Jack Crusher R
• Lt. (j.g.) Picard U
• Montgomery Scott C
• Paul Rice U
• Rachel Garrett R
• Richard Castillo U
• Tasha Yar - Alternate R

KlingonEdit

• Governor Worf R
• K'mtar R
• Targ C

Non-AlignedEdit

• Ajur U
• Berlingoff Rasmussen R
• Boratus U
• Dathon R
• Lakanta U
• Maques U
• Mickey D. U

RomulanEdit

• Commander Tomalak R
• D'Tan U
• Major Rakal R
• Stefan DeSeve R

ShipsEdit

Federation shipsEdit

Future Enterprise (starship)	USS Enterprise-D: Galaxy-class. Commanded by Admiral Riker in an alternate future. USS Enterprise-D was fitted with a third warp engine nacelle, greatly enhancing its speed and power. (ultra rare) (Image from TNG episode: "All Good Things...")

USS Enterprise-C (starship)	USS Enterprise-C: Ambassador-class. Predecessor of USS Enterprise-D. Famous for heroic action in Battle of Narendra III, where it also entered a temporal rift. Commanded by Rachel Garrett. (rare) (Image from TNG episode: "Yesterday's Enterprise")

Klingon shipsEdit

IKC Fek'lhr (starship)	IKC Fek'lhr: Voodieh-class. Destroyed USS Pasteur in an alternate future, only to be thwarted by the future USS Enterprise. Named for the ferocious guardian of Gre'thor. (rare) (Image from TNG episode: "All Good Things...")

IKC K'Ratak (starship)	IKC K'Ratak: K'vort-class. Bird-of-prey named in honor of the author of the classic work of Klingon literature, The Dream of the Fire. (common)

Romulan shipsEdit

Decius (starship)	IRW Decius: D'deridex-class. Powerful ship created in Barash's illusion. Commanded by Tomalak. Transported Admiral Picard and Deanna Troi to a Romulan peace conference. (rare)

Nonaligned shipsEdit

Edo vessel (starship)	Edo God vessel: Unknown class. A ship discovered in 2364 by the USS Enterprise to be protecting the peaceful society on Rubicun III. It was described as "half in, half out of our universe." (rare) (Image from TNG episode: "Justice")

Gomtuu (starship)	Gomtuu: Living ship. Lifeform that normally exists in symbiotic empathic connection with its crew. Gomtuu's crew died prior to its discovery in 2366. Commanded by Tam Elbrun. (rare) (Image from TNG episode: "Darmok")

Tama (starship)	Tama: Darmok-class. "Children of Tama. Vorath's sword raised high. Dathon, speaking first. Tama and Enterprise at El-Adrel. Tama's tears, shivering in the wind." (uncommon) (Image from TNG episode: "Darmok")