Official Tournament Sealed Deck (TSD)

Overview card types: 5 2 1 1 6 2 1 1 1

Overview rarities: P 20

UCT-ID	Name	Rarity	Type	Affiliation
ST1E 0 P 32	Abandon Ship!	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 33	Armus - Sticky Situation	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 34	Hippocratic Oath	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 35	Make Us Go	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 36	Unscientific Method	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 37	Spacedoor	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 38	Space-Time Portal (first print)	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 39	Treaty: Federation/Romulan/Klingon	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 40	♦Husnock	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 41	♦Establish Relations	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 42	♦Explore Interstellar Matter	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 43	♦Impose Order	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 44	♦Investigate Incursion	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 45	♦Mineral Survey	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 46	♦Test Propulsion Systems	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 47	Open Diplomatic Relations	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 48	Reflection Therapy	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 49	♦Suna	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 50	Hide and Seek	Promotion
ST1E 0 P 51	♦Darmok	Promotion

To enhance Sealed Deck tournaments, this box included 5 booster packs (4 Premiere, 1 Alternate Universe) and 20 fixed premium cards. In contrast to the Fajo Collection's highest price-per-card, this product offered the best value-per-card. Among those premium cards were 6 missions, 6 dilemmas and a few others. It was completely playable out of the box and the best starter product in the game. The most popular card from the set 'Spacedoor' solved an age old gripe about the difficulty of obtaining a ship, while 'Space-Time Portal' proved an adequate defence to the Anti-time Anomaly card. There were six different boxes, but all boxes contained the same product. These collectors' boxes were affiliation-themed: Federation, Bajoran, Borg, Cardassian, Klingon and Romulan.