That Upcoming Star Trek RPG Comes In A Special Borg Cube Boxed Set!

Those looking forward to Modiphius' 2d20-based Star Trek Adventures may be excited to hear about a limited edition boxed set which contains a "1701-D" limited edition rulebook, miniatures, dice, tokens, a GM screen, geomorphic deck tiles, character sheets, and a poster map, Geek & Sundry is reporting. No details on price quite yet, but the pre-order opens on June 8th. But the best thing about it? It's shaped like a Borg Cube!

Those looking forward to Modiphius' 2d20-based Star Trek Adventures may be excited to hear about a limited edition boxed set which contains a "1701-D" limited edition rulebook, miniatures, dice, tokens, a GM screen, geomorphic deck tiles, character sheets, and a poster map, Geek & Sundry is reporting. No details on price quite yet, but the pre-order opens on June 8th. But the best thing about it? It's shaped like a Borg Cube!


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Here's what it contains:

  • “1701-D” Collectible Edition Core Rulebook
  • Original Series, Next Generation, Klingon, and Romulan miniatures sets
  • Foam miniatures storage tray
  • Custom Star Trek dice (in red, gold, and blue, of course)
  • Tokens
  • GM screen
  • Starfleet geomorphic deck tiles
  • Character sheets
  • Momentum and Threat game tokens
  • Poster map of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants.
  • Price? Modiphius says "£300 retail value would be around $380US or $500 AUD. However yes there will be a special pre-order price."
See Geek & Sundry for more photos of the boxed set. For previous coverage here at EN World, check out the Romulan miniatures, and the TOS and TNG miniatures.






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I'm thinking over twice that...
3 sets of Dice (Command, Science, and Operations)...$15 each is the going rate for most Q-Workshop sets...so $45
4 sets of 8 unpainted plastic minis...Modiphius skews high on the price of their minis and the license fees aren't going to help...looking at $5 per mini, or about $160 (even if they skew low, I don't see them dropping below $20 per set).
Limited Edition Rulebook....the regular edition book is probably going to be $50-60, so I imagine this will come in around $80
Tokens, character sheets, etc...we'll call it an even $20
The packaging...Fancy big box with drawers, a shield, and a foam insert for the minis. That will probably add at least $40 to the price.
So my guess is probably $350-400
I hope not.
I'll drop $200 in a heartbeat. I could maybe justify $250 or even $300. More than that is going to be hard for anyone to justify. That's more than the Runelords Anniversary Edition or Invisible Sun.

If it's only sold through their e-store they might make more per copy and can keep the price lower.
 

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Aephix

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I hope not.
I'll drop $200 in a heartbeat. I could maybe justify $250 or even $300. More than that is going to be hard for anyone to justify. That's more than the Runelords Anniversary Edition or Invisible Sun.

If it's only sold through their e-store they might make more per copy and can keep the price lower.

Unfortunately, their e-store is in England, so you are looking at international shipping and probably customs duties.
 

Morrus

Well, that was fun
Staff member
Unfortunately, their e-store is in England, so you are looking at international shipping and probably customs duties.

On the other hand, fortunately, their e-store is in England, so *I'm* not looking at international shipping and probably customs duties. :)

I expect they have a warehouse on that side of the pond. I don't know where the stuff is being printed and assembled.
 

Aephix

Villager
On the other hand, fortunately, their e-store is in England, so *I'm* not looking at international shipping and probably customs duties. :)

I expect they have a warehouse on that side of the pond. I don't know where the stuff is being printed and assembled.

They may be working out something for this, but I know currently, when I've ordered from them it is coming from the UK.
 

Morrus

Well, that was fun
Staff member
They may be working out something for this, but I know currently, when I've ordered from them it is coming from the UK.

Lucky for me then! I think this thing is a definite sale to me. I'd want it for the extras even if I never played it!
 


Ath-kethin

Elder Thing
For the Conan Kickstarter, backers were able to pick up hardcopies at the Modiphius office in London to remove shipping costs. I suppose there's no guarantee that they'll have Star Trek stuff there, but it's at least a hopeful sign for those like Morrus.
 



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