A 'Star Trek' Mission Crate Spoiler Has Been Revealed Along With A CBS All Access Discount

09/28/2017 09:57 pm EDT

Are you ready for your first mission aboard the Enterprise? If so, you'll need to get yourself hooked up with a Mission Crate from Loot Crate. Think of it like a goodie bag for new crew members. It's loaded with fun collectibles, toys, and apparel. Everything is supposed to be a surprise, but we do have a few details about what you can expect before you decide to accept.

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Loot Crate is celebrating the 30th anniversary of Star Trek: The Next Generation with this inaugural Mission Crate, so they're going all out with the launch. First off, I want to tell you about the CBS All Access situation. StarTrek.com has revealed that you'll find a 20 percent discount code for three months of CBS All Access inside every Mission Crate. I consider that more of a bonus than a spoiler. It will come in handy after your free trial ends, and it really adds some value to the crate for those of you who are enjoying Star Trek: Discovery. The true spoiler for this crate can be found hidden in the image gallery below. I won't say anything about it beyond the fact that it is a truly awesome six-inch QMx figure that's exclusive to this crate.

Finally, every subscriber will be automatically entered to win an "Admiral's Crate" that contains $1,200 worth of high end Star Trek collectibles from the master prop and costume makers at ANOVOS.

Even the standard crate is a pretty fantastic value with over $65 worth of fun Star Trek stuff packed inside. However, a single crate subscription will only cost you $40. If you opt for a year's worth of crates (one every two months for six total) the price of each crate drops to $36, and you'll get a USS Enterprise Refit metal replica as a bonus. Sounds like a pretty fantastic deal to me. If you agree, you can signup for the "Wolf 359"-themed ingagural Star Trek Mission crate here until November 15th or until the supply of crates has been exhausted. Grab it while you can!

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