Star Trek
The Star Trek set for Magic: The Gathering arrives 13 November 2026 with 135 cards, led by U.S.S. Enterprise-D, Galaxy-Class.
- Game
- Magic: The Gathering
- Publisher
- Wizards of the Coast
- Release date
- 13 November 2026
- Status
- Upcoming
What is Star Trek?
Star Trek is an upcoming Magic: The Gathering set from Wizards of the Coast, releasing on 13 November 2026 and available to pre-order. It spans 135 cards across five colours plus multicolor and colorless, with creatures forming the largest type at 64. Collectors can look out for 42 rares and 14 mythics, along with Showcase, Extended Art, and Borderless treatments. The top chase card is U.S.S. Enterprise-D, Galaxy-Class at a reference value of £76, followed by Dr. Beverly Crusher at £40.
When does Star Trek come out?
- 2 October 2026Reality FracturePrevious release
- 6 November 2026Star TrekPrereleases begin
- 13 November 2026Star TrekRelease date
- 5 February 2027Nauctis: The Sunken RealmNext release
- 9 April 2027Marvel: Darkhold DestinyUpcoming
New to the game?
What is Magic: The Gathering?
Magic: The Gathering is the original trading card game, created by Wizards of the Coast in 1993. Each player builds a deck of lands, creatures and spells and casts them to reduce their opponents from 20 life to zero.
How a game plays
Each turn you play lands to make mana, then spend that mana to cast creatures, instants, sorceries and other spells. Attack with your creatures, block with defenders, and use removal and combat tricks to control the board until an opponent runs out of life.
Read the official how-to-play guide →What are the most valuable Star Trek cards?
The most valuable card in Star Trek is U.S.S. Enterprise-D, Galaxy-Class at around £75.71.
What's new in Star Trek?
Star Trek is a Standard-legal Universes Beyond set, so it plays in Standard, Commander and everything in between. The crews come from right across the franchise: Kirk and Spock from The Original Series, Picard, Riker, Worf and Beverly Crusher from The Next Generation, Benjamin Sisko from Deep Space Nine, Janeway and Seven of Nine from Voyager, Hoshi Sato and T'Pol from Enterprise, Brad Boimler and Badgey from Lower Decks and Pelia from Strange New Worlds, plus film favourites such as Saavik, Kruge, General Chang, V'Ger and the humpback whales.
Assimilate
New keyword action. The Borg's signature mechanic. When you assimilate a creature, it comes under your control with a +1/+1 counter and becomes a Borg artifact creature, losing its other creature types. The Borg Queen, Perfection Manifest assimilates a creature card straight out of an opponent's graveyard and pumps every artifact creature you control.
Federation
New ability word. Federation cards reward a diverse crew: they count the number of different creature types among the non-Borg creatures you control. Hoshi Sato, Exolinguist digs deeper into your library the more varied your crew, and Saavik, Stoic Student deals damage equal to that count.
Face a dilemma
New trigger. You face a dilemma whenever you choose one or more modes for a spell or ability. Cards that care about it reward the choice itself, whatever you pick: Seven of Nine draws you a card every time.
Beam me up
New keyword. Beam me up lets you cast a spell again from your graveyard for its beam me up cost, as long as you also return a creature you control to its owner's hand. Open Communications draws a card, then can be beamed back later.
Strange new worlds
New ability word. Strange new worlds cards count the differently named lands you control, so exploring pays off. The set backs it up with ten common Planet gainlands, from Vulcan and Qo'noS to Bajor and Earth, Sector 001, and Explore returns as a cameo mechanic. Saurian Explorer even makes you a brand new Planet land.
Spacecraft and Station
Returning from Edge of Eternities. Starships are Spacecraft. You station them by tapping your other creatures to add charge counters equal to their power, and once a ship has enough counters it becomes an artifact creature. The U.S.S. Enterprise-D, Galaxy-Class rewards you with an extra card to play each turn you charge it.
Every species gets its own type
New creature types. There are no Alien cards in Star Trek. Instead every species has its own creature type, 26 new ones in all, including Vulcan, Klingon, Romulan, Ferengi, Borg, Q, Trill and Tribble: the most new creature types in one set since Mirage. Starfleet personnel share the new Officer type, which makes the Federation's count-the-types cards easy to build around.
Collector treatments
Showcase and chase cards. Showcase frames come in four styles: LCARS, styled on the Starfleet computer display (including all ten shock lands), Classic Enterprise, Klingon and Schematics. Klingon showcase cards also come printed in the Klingon language, and those appear only in Collector Boosters. There are borderless Station lands, extended art cards, scene cards that join up into one big picture, and Surge Foil versions of the showcase cards in Collector Boosters.
Signed headliner cards
A first for Magic. For the first time, Magic has cards signed by the actors themselves. Seven textless headliner cards were hand-signed in the text box: Kirk by William Shatner, Picard by Patrick Stewart, Spock by Ethan Peck, Data by Brent Spiner, Janeway by Kate Mulgrew, Seven of Nine by Jeri Ryan and Geordi La Forge by LeVar Burton. There are about 250 of each, randomly inserted into Collector Boosters of any language, and the signed card is always in English.
Star Trek prerelease, events and promos
- 6 November 2026Prerelease eventsUntil 12 November
- 10 November 2026MTG Arena
- 13 November 2026Release day
- 13 November 2026Season eventsUntil 28 January
- 13 November 2026Standard ShowdownUntil 28 January
- 20 November 2026Commander PartyUntil 26 November
Prerelease events (6-12 November 2026): Prerelease events run at Wizards Play Network stores, a week before release.
MTG Arena (10 November 2026): Star Trek arrives on MTG Arena, three days before the tabletop release.
Release day (13 November 2026): Star Trek is out everywhere.
Season events (13 November 2026 - 28 January 2027): Season-long store events. Reaching the rank of Captain in the season league earns a Magic Presents: To Boldly Go Solemn Simulacrum promo.
Standard Showdown (13 November 2026 - 28 January 2027): Standard Showdown events during the season give out a Burst Lightning promo.
Commander Party (20-26 November 2026): Commander Party events with Munitions Enthusiast and Highly Illogical promos, repeated from 15 to 21 January 2027.
Is Star Trek worth it?
Our take, based on the cards and products revealed so far.
For players. Assimilate and Federation give Star Trek two clear deck themes, and because the set is Standard-legal it reaches well beyond Commander. Draft Night and Play Boosters make it a good set to open with friends.
For collectors. The signed headliner cards are a first for Magic and the ultimate chase, with LCARS, Classic Enterprise and Klingon showcase frames, Klingon-language cards and Surge Foils filling out the Collector Booster.
Worth it if
- You play Commander: each Star Trek Commander deck is a ready-to-play 100-card deck.
- You want to draft or play Sealed with friends: Draft Night or a Play Booster Box is the way in.
- You want the showcase and headliner cards: they live in Collector Boosters.
Think twice if
- You only want one or two specific cards: buying the singles is cheaper than chasing them in packs.
- You are hoping to open a signed headliner card: there are only about 250 of each.
Star Trek Card List
Every Star Trek card is listed below with its number, rarity and current UK reference prices, searchable and filterable.
Full card list
Every card-number record in the set, searchable and filterable. Select any card for its full details.
What rarities are in Star Trek?
All 135 cards currently listed for Star Trek, plus the 41-card Star Trek Commander.
The main booster checklist is made up of 91 base cards and 44 Alternate Printing cards.
Rarity
- Common55
- Rare42
- Uncommon24
- Mythic14
Also included at launch
Separate launch card pools that ship alongside the main checklist — each has its own card-number records.
40 base / 1 Alternate Printing
What Star Trek booster boxes and products are there?
Star Trek has 13 sealed products across booster packs & boxes, decks and accessories. The Play Booster includes 1 x Magic The Gathering Star Trek Play Booster Pack and 14 Magic cards per pack, including at least 1 rare or mythic rare.
Releases 13 November 2026.
Booster Packs & Boxes
Play Booster
Pack · Box
- 1 x Magic The Gathering Star Trek Play Booster Pack
- 14 Magic cards per pack, including at least 1 rare or mythic rare
- 30 x Magic The Gathering Star Trek Play Booster Packs
from £5.99Pre-order sold outShips 13 Nov 20262 products →
Play Booster
- 1 x Magic The Gathering Star Trek Play Booster Pack
- 14 Magic cards per pack, including at least 1 rare or mythic rare
- 30 x Magic The Gathering Star Trek Play Booster Packs
Collector Booster
Pack · Box
- 1 x Magic The Gathering Star Trek Collector Booster Pack
- 15 cards per pack, with 12-14 traditional foil cards
- 5 cards of rarity rare or higher
- 12 x Magic The Gathering Star Trek Collector Booster Packs
- 5 cards of rarity rare or higher per pack
from £36.99Pre-order sold outShips 27 Nov 20262 products →
Collector Booster
- 1 x Magic The Gathering Star Trek Collector Booster Pack
- 15 cards per pack, with 12-14 traditional foil cards
- 5 cards of rarity rare or higher
- 12 x Magic The Gathering Star Trek Collector Booster Packs
- 5 cards of rarity rare or higher per pack
Decks
Commander Deck
4 decks · Federation Fleet · Klingon Fury · Landing Party · We Are the Borg
- 1 x ready-to-play 100-card Star Trek Federation Fleet Commander deck
- 33 new-to-Magic cards
- 10 double-sided token cards
- 1 deck box, 1 strategy insert and 1 reference card
- 1 x ready-to-play 100-card Star Trek Klingon Fury Commander deck
from £61.99Pre-order sold outShips 13 Nov 20264 products →
Commander Deck
- 1 x ready-to-play 100-card Star Trek Federation Fleet Commander deck
- 33 new-to-Magic cards
- 10 double-sided token cards
- 1 deck box, 1 strategy insert and 1 reference card
- 1 x ready-to-play 100-card Star Trek Klingon Fury Commander deck
More from this release
Scene Box
Divergent Timelines · Enterprise-Q
- 6 x traditional foil borderless Scene Cards
- 6 x art-only Scene Cards
- 3 x Magic The Gathering Star Trek Play Booster Packs (14 cards per pack)
- 1 x display easel
from £34.99Pre-order sold outShips 27 Nov 20262 products →
Scene Box
- 6 x traditional foil borderless Scene Cards
- 6 x art-only Scene Cards
- 3 x Magic The Gathering Star Trek Play Booster Packs (14 cards per pack)
- 1 x display easel
Bundle
- 9 x Magic The Gathering Star Trek Play Booster Packs (14 cards per pack)
- 10 basic lands and 5 full-art lands
- 10 traditional foil basic lands and 5 traditional foil full-art lands
- 1 x alternate-art traditional foil promo card
- 1 x oversized Spindown life counter
Beam Me Up Bundle
- 8 x Magic The Gathering Star Trek Play Booster Packs (14 cards per pack)
- 1 x Magic The Gathering Star Trek Collector Booster Pack (15 cards)
- 10 basic lands and 5 full-art basic lands
- 10 traditional foil basic lands and 5 traditional foil full-art basic lands
- 1 x Spindown life counter
Draft Night Box
- 12 x Magic The Gathering Star Trek Play Booster Packs (14 cards per pack)
- 1 x Magic The Gathering Star Trek Collector Booster Pack (15 cards)
- 90 basic lands
Contents as listed by the publisher. Prices and availability update automatically.
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Official resources
Frequently Asked Questions
When does Star Trek release?
Star Trek releases on 13 November 2026.
How many cards are in the Star Trek Collector Booster Box?
A Star Trek Collector Booster Box contains 12 packs of 15 cards each, 180 cards in total.
Is there a full card list for Star Trek?
Yes. This guide has the full 135-card booster checklist with card images, search and rarity filters.
Are the Star Trek Commander cards in Play Boosters?
No. The 41 new Commander cards come in the four Star Trek Commander decks (Federation Fleet, Landing Party, Klingon Fury and We Are the Borg), not in Play Boosters.
Is Star Trek only for Commander?
No. The main Star Trek set is Standard-legal, so it plays in Standard as well as Commander and other formats.
How rare are the autographed headliner cards?
Very rare. There are about 250 copies of each of the seven signed headliner cards, and they only turn up in Collector Boosters. The signed card is always in English, whatever language the booster is.
Is there a Star Trek Beginner Box?
No. A Beginner Box was planned but Wizards cancelled it because of production and shipping delays. New players can start with the five Star Trek Welcome decks or a Commander deck instead.
Why are shock lands in Star Trek?
All ten shock lands are reprinted, in the LCARS showcase frame, so that none of them rotate out of Standard before the others. The Edge of Eternities shock lands would otherwise leave Standard a year before the Lorwyn Eclipsed ones.
Where do the Klingon language cards come from?
Klingon language cards, written in the pIqaD script, only appear in Collector Boosters.
Which high-rarity cards are in Star Trek?
The rarest cards in Star Trek are its Mythics, including Dr. Beverly Crusher, Captain James T. Kirk and Captain Kathryn Janeway.
What rarities are in Star Trek?
Star Trek includes Common, Uncommon, Rare and Mythic cards, from the most common to the rarest.
Where can I find the official Magic: The Gathering rules?
The full rules and how-to-play guide are published on the official Magic: The Gathering website.
Where can I buy Star Trek singles?
Individual Star Trek singles are available to buy at Monster Card Corner.
What products are available for Star Trek?
The release includes two Booster Boxes, individual Booster Packs, two Bundles, Scene Box - Divergent Timelines, Scene Box - Enterprise-Q, Commander Deck - Federation Fleet, Commander Deck - Klingon Fury, Commander Deck - Landing Party, Commander Deck - We Are the Borg and Draft Night, all listed at Monster Card Corner.
What card types are in Star Trek?
Star Trek includes Creature, Instant, Sorcery, Artifact, Enchantment and Land.
Sources
- Official Magic: The Gathering rules
- Official Magic: The Gathering website
- Card list and prices: Scryfall
- Wizards Play Network: Star Trek dates and details
- CGMagazine: Star Trek first look, mechanics and products
- Wargamer: Star Trek Commander decks
- MTG Wiki: Star Trek
- TrekCore: Magic: The Gathering Star Trek reveal
