You can see a video of the entire deck here: https://youtu.be/v_bpD2AhlKA Daniel Vollmer, from Germany, licensed these Star Trek cards to Paramount Pictures. Tricorder Records in Germany produced two versions of STTNG playing cards. One is a boxed set of 2 55-card decks and the other is a single deck poker deck. This is the 2 decks version which consists of 55 playing cards each: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Jack, Queen, King, Ace and 3 Jokers. The four colors are: Federation, Klingon, Romulan and Borg. Images show crew, ships and aliens and are different between the two sets. There is a somewhat inconsistent pattern to the cards. Aces are ships. Jacks are characters like Data and Hugh, Queens are women (except for one male Borg), Captain Picard and other Commanders are Kings and the Jokers are Q. The sets were released in 1996.

Reading the information from Star Trek the Next Generation (Daniel Vollmer) (portfolio52.com) Daniel Vollmer, from Germany, licensed these Star Trek cards to Paramount Pictures. Tricorder Records in Germany produced two versions of STTNG playing cards. One is a boxed set of two 55-card decks and the other is a single deck poker deck. However, this may be a THIRD deck, or the single poker desk referred to above, but is in actual fact a short 32 card deck, consisting of 7, 8, 9, 10, Jack, Queen, King, Ace and no Jokers. The suits are: Romulan, Federation, Klingon and Cardassian. The latter replaces the Borg suit, found in the 52 card set. There is a promotional card for Tricorder records, with a picture bizarrely of the classic Star Trek Enterprise. The sets were released in 1996.

Seek out new destinies and new points of view with this official tarot deck inspired by the hit TV show Star Trek: The Next Generation.