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A correct answer allows the player to roll again and continue playing. Wrong answers pass the turn to the next player. |
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Players also start the game with 3 Communicator Cards. If a player gets a question they feel is too tough to answer, they can turn in one of the Communicator Cards to discard that question and receive a new question in the same category. |
Players also start the game with 3 Communicator Cards. If a player gets a question they feel is too tough to answer, they can turn in one of the Communicator Cards to discard that question and receive a new question in the same category. |
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Revision as of 11:14, 21 May 2009
All About Trivia: Star Trek is a STAR TREK-themed trivia game with materiel specifically based on The Original Series and the first six feature films, although the game was released by Fundex Games in 2009 to coincide with the release of Star Trek.
Game Components
- 1 Game Board
- 1 standard 6-sided die
- 6 plastic game tokens (red, yellow, green, blue, black & white)
- 200 Trivia Question Cards, with 1000 total questions & answers
- 18 "Communicator Cards"
- Instructions
Gameplay
Players start on the "Starfleet Academy" space at the start of the "Ensign" row of the board. The y move via roll of the die and answer a question in one of five color-coded categories:
- Blue: Captain's Log
- Green: On The Bridge
- Red: Strange New Worlds
- Yellow: Tools & Technology
- White: Quotes
A correct answer allows the player to roll again and continue playing. Wrong answers pass the turn to the next player.
In addition, the board includes special silver "Warp Speed" spaces, which allow a player to answer all 5 questions on a given card. Each correct answer moves the player ahead 1 space.
Players also start the game with 3 Communicator Cards. If a player gets a question they feel is too tough to answer, they can turn in one of the Communicator Cards to discard that question and receive a new question in the same category.
Players progress along the board's additional three rows: "Lieutenant", "Commander" and "Captain" to try and reach the U.S.S. Enterprise space at the end of the "Captain" row to win the game.