Star Trek Adventures

Star Trek Adventures is a table-top roleplaying game based on the Star Trek franchise and published by Modiphius Entertainment. The game uses a modified version of the publisher's 2d20 system and has been in publication since 2017.^[2][3][4] The game's first edition was released in August 2017 at Gen Con.^[5] The second edition launched in August 2024, also at Gen Con.^[6][7]

Star Trek Adventures

Designers	Nathan Dowdell
Publishers	Modiphius Entertainment[1]
Publication	2017 First Edition 2024 Second Edition
Genres	Science fiction (Star Trek)
Players	4-6

Official Publications

Core Rule Books

• Star Trek Adventures (2017)^[8]
• Star Trek Adventures Starter Set (2018)^[9]
• Star Trek Adventures: The Klingon Empire (2020)^[10]

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  The first edition cover of the Star Trek Adventures role-playing game, published in 2017.

  Star Trek Adventures Tricorder Collector's Box Set (2022)^[11]
• Captain's Log Solo Roleplaying Game (2023)^[12]
• Star Trek Adventures 2E (2024)^[13]

Supplements

• Game Master Screen and Reference Sheets (2017)
• The Command Division (2018)^[14]
• The Operations Division (2018)^[15]
• The Sciences Division (2019)^[16]
• Beta Quadrant (2018)^[17]
• Alpha Quadrant (2019)^[18]
• Gamma Quadrant (2020)^[19]
• Delta Quadrant (2020)^[20]
• The Klingon Empire Game Master Toolkit (2020)
• Player's Guide (2022)
• Gamemaster's Guide (2022)
• Utopia Planitia Starfleet Sourcebook (2022)^[21]
• Game Toolkit 2E (2024)

Adventures and Campaign Guides

• These Are The Voyages: Mission Compendium Vol 1 (2017)^[22]
• Strange New Worlds: Mission Compendium Vol 2 (2019)^[23]
• The Shackleton Expanse Campaign Guide (2021)^[24]
• Discovery Campaign Guide (2022)
• Lower Decks Campaign Guide (2023)
• The Federation-Klingon War Tactical Campaign (2024)^[25]

Reception

In a review of Star Trek Adventures in Black Gate, Patrick Kanouse said:

Overall, Star Trek Adventures is an excellent system with rich but simple mechanics that support the feel of a Star Trek game. Modiphius [has] done a superb job, and any wishing to play in the Star Trek universe should take a look at this game system. I look forward to my own gaming group's continuing missions.^[26]

In a 2024 review of the 2nd edition for Forbes, Rob Wieland wrote:

The original edition of Star Trek Adventures focused on older media in the franchise because it came out during something of a fallow period for the IP. This book includes content from the popular shows that have come out more recently [...] The second edition focuses more on feeling like Star Trek, which I already thought the first edition did well. [...] Star Trek Adventures Second Edition is a great jumping on point for new fans while also making changes to the rules fans of the original edition will find mostly painless.^[4]

James Amey for Trek Central wrote:

it’s clear that the 2E rulebook was built with fan feedback at the forefront of the design process. [...] It’s leaps and bounds ahead of the previous book in the areas that count. Accessibility, readability and structure.^[13]