I’ve been thinking about something since Star Trek Las Vegas, and my co-host Jim Johnson and I got into it on a recent episode of Continuing Conversations: I’m starting to wonder if those of us who…

While parked at a sand ridge nicknamed “Chocolatal,” NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover used its black-and-white navigation cameras to capture panoramas at two times

Hey all! It’s Saturday, when I try to offer up something for Star Trek Adventures (the awesome Trek tabletop role playing game from Modiphius), and I’m back today with some thoughts …

At the start of July, I officially retired from the United States Navy after 20 years of service. That’s a strange sentence to write. Twenty years is a long time. It’s long enough to fe…

Hey all! It’s Saturday, whereupon I get nerdy and talk about Star Trek Adventures (the awesome Trek tabletop role playing game from Modiphius), and I’m back today with something I’ve bene futzing w…

Discover how personal logs and creative downtime activities keep Star Trek Adventures players engaged when real-life schedules interrupt your campaign.

A humorous 3D dancing character experience. Click Akoocheemoya to start the party!

Learn how Creation-in-Play works in Star Trek Adventures 2e by building Cadet Jay-Den Kraag from Starfleet Academy. Perfect for cadet characters!

Discover two fan-favorite hologram NPCs for Star Trek Adventures ready to aid crews in dangerous missions.

Guide for Star Trek Adventures comms officers: resources, rules, and roleplay tips to expand beyond “answering the phone” and enrich gameplay.

Alt: An iconic scene from the movie, "Moonstruck." A middle-aged woman, Loretta (played by Cher), stands in a modest, warmly lit kitchen, speaking earnestly to her mother. She admits, with quiet intensity, that she loves a man “a lot.” Her mother (played by Olympia Dukakis), older and composed, pauses only briefly before delivering a dry, matter-of-fact response: “That’s too bad.” Her tone is blunt and unsentimental, contrasting sharply with her daughter’s emotional confession. The moment carries a mix of humor and realism, highlighting the mother’s pragmatic worldview against Loretta’s romantic vulnerability.

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Explore Star Trek Adventures character ideas with family, parenting, and backstory tips to enrich your campaign with deeper storytelling and roleplay.

By Jim Johnson, Project ManagerArt by Rodrigo Gonzalez Toledo   As of the writing of this blog post, broadcast Star Trek™ is heading into uncertain times. Once the next 16 episodes of Star Trek: Stran...