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Magic: The Gathering Star Trek: Every Product and Who It Suits

What the Magic: The Gathering Star Trek set is, every product Wizards lists for it, from Play Boosters to Collector's Edition decks, and who each one suits.

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Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek is a full Magic set built on the Star Trek franchise, released on November 13, 2026. Wizards of the Coast sells it as Play Boosters, Collector Boosters, a Bundle, a Beam Me Up Bundle, Draft Night, two Scene Boxes and four Commander decks, each also offered as a Collector’s Edition in surge foil.

What the Star Trek Magic set is

The Star Trek Magic set is a crossover: Magic’s rules and card types, with characters, ships and crews from Star Trek. It is the kind of set Wizards groups under Universes Beyond. Wizards’ collecting article lists three set codes: TRK for the main set, TRC for the Commander decks and SDS for 30 Stardates cards.

The main TRK set has 81 commons, 110 uncommons, 80 rares and 25 mythic rares. Wizards says TRK is legal in all formats. The TRC and SDS cards are legal in Commander, Legacy and Vintage, and in other formats where the same cards are already legal.

Stardates cards are 30 borderless reprints of well-known Magic cards, redrawn in the Star Trek universe. Wizards’ example is Kenrith, the Returned King, which appears as “General Picard, Earth Warlord.”

Star Trek Magic boxes and packs

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Star Trek Play Boosters, Bundles and Draft Night

The Star Trek products for playing the set are built around the Play Booster. Each Star Trek Play Booster holds 14 Magic cards and a double-sided token, with at least one rare or mythic rare and one traditional foil card. Wizards’ buyer’s guide calls Play Boosters “the simplest way to start playing with new cards from a set.”

Product What Wizards lists inside
Play Booster box 30 Play Boosters
Bundle 9 Play Boosters, 30 basic lands (5 full-art holodeck basics in each set of 15), a foil promo, 2 reference cards, an oversized spindown life counter, a card-storage box
Beam Me Up Bundle 8 Play Boosters, 1 Collector Booster, 30 basic lands (with full-art away team basics), 2 foil Beam Me Up promos from 8 designs, a spindown, a storage box
Draft Night 12 Play Boosters, 1 Collector Booster, 90 basic lands, 10 tokens, a draft insert
Scene Box (Enterprise-Q or Divergent Timeline) 3 Play Boosters, 6 foil borderless scene cards, 6 art cards, a display easel

Draft Night is a kit for a four-player Pick-Two Draft, so it works for a group of friends at a kitchen table. The Bundle is for one player who wants a first look at the set with lands and a box to keep the cards in. The Beam Me Up Bundle adds a Collector Booster and two promos, which makes it the gift pick of the two Bundles. A Scene Box is mostly for display: its six foil borderless scene cards stand on the included easel.

More on how Bundles compare is in what comes in a Magic Bundle.

The four Star Trek Commander decks

The four Star Trek Commander decks are ready-to-play 100-card decks for Commander, each themed on a crew, fleet or army. Each deck has a traditional foil borderless commander, 99 non-foil cards (32 of them new to Magic), 10 double-sided tokens, a reference card and a deck box.

  • Federation Fleet (blue, red, white), led by Jean-Luc Picard, Luminary
  • Landing Party (green, white, blue), led by Commander Spock
  • Klingon Fury (red, white, black), led by Worf, Defiant Commander
  • We Are the Borg (white, blue, black), led by The Borg Queen

The Collector’s Edition Commander decks use the same four decklists with the commander and the other 99 cards in surge foil, and surge foil on one side of each token. Wizards’ buyer’s guide presents them as gifts for Star Trek fans. For playing, the regular deck has the same cards. How preconstructed decks work in general is covered in Commander precons explained.

Commander decks, including Star Trek

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Star Trek Collector Boosters and signed cards

Star Trek Collector Boosters are the set’s pack for collectors, with 15 cards in each. Wizards lists foil commons and uncommons, Booster Fun rares and mythic rares, and an art card or token. Treatments found only in this pack include Klingon script cards and surge foil classic Enterprise and LCARS frame cards.

Collector Boosters are also the only place to find the seven signed headliner cards. Each is hand-signed by the Star Trek actor it shows, and Wizards says there are fewer than 250 copies of each. Wizards prints these cards in English only, but they can appear in Collector Boosters of any language. Foil Stardates cards are also found only in Collector Boosters.

A Collector Booster box holds 12 packs. The difference between the two pack types is set out in Play Booster vs Collector Booster.

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Which Star Trek product to buy

The right Star Trek product depends on who it is for:

  • A Star Trek fan new to Magic: one of the four Commander decks, picked by favorite crew. It is a complete deck with no extra cards needed.
  • A Magic player who wants to try the set: the Bundle, or a few Play Boosters.
  • A group that drafts together: Draft Night, built for four players.
  • A collector: Collector Boosters for the signed cards and special frames, or a Scene Box for its foil scene cards.
  • A big gift for a Star Trek fan who plays: a Collector’s Edition Commander deck or the Beam Me Up Bundle.

Wizards also opened a Star Trek Secret Lair Superdrop on November 9, 2026, with six drops sold on its own storefront; how those sales work is in what Secret Lair is. For a buyer still choosing between Magic product types, which Magic product to buy lays them side by side.

Frequently asked questions

When does the Magic: The Gathering Star Trek set come out?

Wizards of the Coast lists the tabletop release as November 13, 2026, with prerelease events starting November 6, 2026.

What are the four Star Trek Commander decks?

The four decks are Federation Fleet, led by Jean-Luc Picard, Luminary; Landing Party, led by Commander Spock; Klingon Fury, led by Worf, Defiant Commander; and We Are the Borg, led by The Borg Queen.

Is the Star Trek set legal in Standard?

Wizards' Collecting Star Trek article says the main TRK set is legal in all formats. The Commander deck cards (TRC) and Stardates cards (SDS) are legal in Commander, Legacy and Vintage, and in other formats where those cards are already legal.

Where are the signed Star Trek cards found?

Only in Collector Boosters. Wizards lists seven signed headliner cards, each hand-signed by the actor shown, with fewer than 250 copies of each. They are always in English, but can turn up in Collector Boosters of any language.

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