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Pros: off the ship (easier for first adventure) disaster movie setup kept it moving, science mystery, introduced extended tasks.ДЄ Star Beyond the Stars (official - stand alone) Mixed feeling about this one.

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Nest in the Dark (official - stand alone)ДЇading Sun (official - free living campaign ) Was a good a first adventure for us, ran it mostly as-is aside from removing the pheromone powers from the pirate Captain. I'm now running my next set that I'm doing a mix of writing and adapting, with more of a multi-adventure arc.ДЇading Sun (official - free living campaign )ДЄ Star Beyond the Stars (official - stand alone)ДЇorest of the Night (official - These are the Voyages) Turns out they love a science mystery and sent that into space politics, good to know! I did more adapting of the later adventures, but found them great fun and inspiration to run. Here are the adventures I have run as GM, which gave me a good view of what the crew and I liked to play. I strongly disagree, it was so bad it almost ruined the entire game for me. People will also commonly recommend A Star Beyond the Stars as it's designed to be a starter arc.

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If you want my full reviews, they're below for most things I've run. That should give a good range of gameplay, mechanics, and interesting scenarios. Do you support destroying a civilization, or will you let a sentient species continue to be tortured for fuel? That Which is Unknown (TATV) - Introduces ship combat, has a good mystery, and a moral dilemmaДrawing Deeply from the Well (SNW) - Heartbreaking, but very good for getting into character and investigating, as well as presenting a good 'Wonders of the universe' scenarioД«iological Clock (TATV) - A classic Prime Directive no-win scenario. For the first five, I'd recommend:Д®ntropy's Demise (TATV) - Very Star Trek, good intro to combat, good intro to mysteriesД«order Dispute (TATV) - Very Star Trek, high-stakes politics and a murder mystery Don't run two 'Mystical unknowable alien' or 'Political mystery' missions in a row, for instance. Your experience may vary.В I recommend starting with the official compendiums, and alternating between them to have different missions with different feels. This is subjective, but I like talking, diplomacy, intrigue, just enough combat to keep things interesting, speeches, and fun characters (especially Ferengi). I've been running this game for over a year. Only thing that you need to be aware of is that it's a very NPC heavy adventure, so you'll need to either let the players do some back and forth with you, or have very good, distinct character voices to keep it from being one-sided. When I ran it, I added a 'boss fight' at the end with the Klingon Commander, who I made Colonel Worf from TUC, and gave the players some flexibility on how they wanted to end the mission.ДЇinally, I've been running Gravity of the Crime, and that's a relatively fun locked room murder mystery with some Prime Directive implications - if your group likes a good mystery, they'll have fun with this. Through a Forest Wilderness, which is a Disco fan-made adventure, is a good mission to drill down on combat mechanics, but I'd recommend toning down the difficulty on some of the combat encounters and spicing up boarding the ship with some flavourful encounters, otherwise it could get quite dull. As a session zero type adventure, I'd heartily recommend it. Still Moving Along Home, a semi-sequel to the DS9 episode, was made by a friend of mine, and serves as an excellent tutorialisation mission, with a heavy emphasis on roleplaying and the fun side of Trek. Rescue at Xerxes IV (included in the Core Rulebook) was pretty decent as a starter adventure, if a little bland - as you'd expect from a starter mission, it takes you through a little bit of everything and guides your hips as you go. All four times, I've found that it helps to modify the mission, sometimes quite heavily, to better suit your players' tastes, but all of them have been pretty good so far. So far, I've done two fan missions, and two official ones.