Star Trek: Ascendancy - Andorian Empire

The Andorian Empire adds new Star Systems, new Exploration Cards, plus all the components to add another player to Star Trek: Ascendancy.

Key facts

• Number of players: 3–4
• Playtime: 90–180 min
• Min age: 14+
• Complexity: 3,0/5

Mechanics

• Action Points
• Modular Board
• Trading
• Variable Player Powers
• Dice Rolling
• Variable Phase Order

Categories

• Civilization
• Expansion for Base-game
• Exploration
• Movies / TV / Radio theme
• Negotiation
• Science Fiction
• Space Exploration
• Territory Building
• Wargame

Families

• Game: Star Trek: Ascendancy
• Mechanism: 4X
• TV Shows: Star Trek (various)

Authors

Aaron Dill, John Kovaleski, Sean Sweigart

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FAQ

How many players can play Star Trek: Ascendancy - Andorian Empire?

Star Trek: Ascendancy - Andorian Empire supports 3–4 players.

How long does a game of Star Trek: Ascendancy - Andorian Empire take?

A game of Star Trek: Ascendancy - Andorian Empire usually takes about 90–180 minutes.

What age is Star Trek: Ascendancy - Andorian Empire suitable for?

Star Trek: Ascendancy - Andorian Empire is recommended for ages 14 and up.

How complex is Star Trek: Ascendancy - Andorian Empire?

Star Trek: Ascendancy - Andorian Empire has a complexity rating of 3,0 out of 5.

Is Star Trek: Ascendancy - Andorian Empire good for beginners?

Star Trek: Ascendancy - Andorian Empire is fairly involved and is best suited to experienced players.