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Universes Beyond, 60 Years of Star Trek
MTG Star Trek Release Guide: The Enterprise Lands in Magic
On November 13, 2026, Star Trek is coming to Magic the Gathering. Kirk, Picard, Janeway, the Borg, and the Enterprise-D will appear as cards, along with five new mechanics, all ten Shock Lands, and—for the first time ever—cards autographed by the actors themselves. Here’s everything you need to know before the release.
PrereleaseSealed, one week before the release
MTG ArenaDigital, three days earlier
ReleaseAvailable here in German and English
In a Nutshell
MTG Star Trek at a Glance
Magic Star Trek is the “Universes Beyond” set celebrating the series’ 60th anniversary. It covers all eras, from the Original Series through Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, and Voyager, all the way to Lower Decks, Strange New Worlds, and the Kelvin timeline of the movies. The main set is Standard-legal, but the Commander cards and the Stardates sheet are not.
- Nov. 13
- Release, available here in German and English
- November 6–12
- Prerelease week in stores
- 3
- Set codes: TRK, TRC, and SDS
- 7
- Signed headliners, about 250 per card
- 10
- Shock Lands, all in the Main Set and Standard-legal
- 30
- Stardates cards in the bonus sheet
- 5
- New mechanics, plus Spacecraft making a comeback
- 4
- Commander Decks, 100 cards each
Release date: November 13, 2026. As of October 16, 2026, 86 cards from the main set have been revealed: 4 Mythics, 14 Rares, 23 Uncommons, and 45 Commons. Wizards has not yet announced the total number of cards.
Pre-orders Open
All MTG Star Trek Products at a Glance
Nine products, ranging from the individual Play Booster to the Collector Booster Display. All are available for pre-order and will be shipped after the release on November 13, 2026, in both German and English where both languages are available.
Pre-order
Play Booster
In German: Play-Booster
CHF 5.95 Language: DE / EN
14 cards, including one Rare or Mythic and one foil card, plus tokens.
Get started: Draft, Sealed, or just open it up.
Pre-order
Play Booster Display
in German: Play Booster Display
Starting at CHF 149.95 (German version: CHF 149.95, English version: CHF 154.95)
30 Play Boosters, 420 cards.
For drafts with friends and for anyone who wants to collect the entire set.
Pre-order
Collector Booster
in German: Collector Booster
Starting at CHF 37.95 (German version: CHF 37.95, English version: CHF 39.95)
15 cards, 10 of which are Foil, 4 Rares or mythics, special variants guaranteed.
The only way to get the signed headliners.
Pre-order
Collector Booster Display
In German: Sammler Booster Display
Starting at CHF 479.95 (German version: CHF 479.95, English version: CHF 499.95)
12 Collector Boosters.
For collectors hunting for Surge Foils, the Klingon card, and the headliners.
Pre-order
Commander Deck
in German: Commander Deck
Starting at CHF 69.95 individually; CHF 69.95 each, or all four as a set for CHF 249.95 (DE) or CHF 259.95 (EN)
100 cards, Foil Commander, 32 new cards, tokens, deck box. Available individually or as a set of all four.
Ready to play right away, no Boosters required.
Pre-order
Bundle
Starting at CHF 64.95 (German version: CHF 64.95, English version: CHF 69.95)
9 Play Boosters, 30 Basic Lands (10 Full-Art, 15 Foil), one Foil Promo card, Spindown die, box.
The all-in-one starter pack.
Pre-order
Beam Me Up Bundle
CHF 109.95 Language: EN
8 Play Boosters, 1 Collector Booster, 30 Basic Lands, two Foil schematics out of eight, Spindown, box.
The ship schematics are available only here.
Pre-order
Draft Night
CHF 119.95 Language: EN
12 Play Boosters, 1 Collector Booster, 90 Basic Lands, 10 tokens, draft guide.
A Pick-Two Draft for four players, all in one box.
Pre-order
Scene Box
In German: Szenenbox
Starting at CHF 39.95; CHF 39.95 each, or CHF 79.95 for both boxes as a Box Set
3 Play Boosters, 6 borderless Scene Cards in Foil, 6 Art Cards, easel. Enterprise-Q or Divergent Timeline, individually or both.
For your display case and for anyone who collects scenes instead of individual cards.
Prerelease Kit: 6 Play Boosters, one Foil Rare or Mythic, a deck box, and a Spindown die. The price will be listed as soon as the Prerelease Kits are available on our site.
Prices as of October 16, 2026. The product page is authoritative.
Five Questions, One Deck
Which Commander Deck is right for you?
Picard, Spock, Worf, or the Borg Queen? Answer five questions, and the console will tell you which of the four decks suits your play style.
Your Deck
Federation Fleet
with Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Fleet and Space Stations: Recharge spacecraft, protect creatures, draw cards. The deck for everyone who’d rather be on the bridge than on the front lines. The Enterprise-D fits right in here.
Choose on the product page:Federation Fleet · German or English
Your Deck
Landing Party
with Spock
Away team on alien worlds. Landfall and Strange New Worlds reward many different lands, and the Captain Kirk, Boldly Going card helps you find them. For players who enjoy ramp and growth.
Choose on the product page:Landing Party · German or English
Your Deck
Klingon Fury
with Worf
Lots of warriors, lots of pressure, and markers across the entire front. Attack before your opponent is ready. Today is a good day to die. The most aggressive of the four decks.
Choose on the product page:Klingon Fury · German or English
Your Deck
We Are the Borg
with Borg Queen
Assimilate instead of defeating: retrieve your opponent’s creatures from the graveyard, turn them into Borg, and strengthen them with artifact synergies. Resistance is futile. For control players who like to win with other people’s cards.
Choose on the product page:We Are the Borg · German or English
Logbook
Prerelease, Release, Commander Party
From the “First Look” in July to the end of “Magic Presents” in January. The Enterprise on its flight path shows where we stand today.
- First LookWizards showcases Kirk, Janeway, the Enterprise-D, and the first signed cards.
- Late OctoberPreviewsThe daily card preview begins; the complete gallery will follow upon release.
- PrereleaseNovember 6–12. Sealed format with six Play Boosters, one week before the release.
- MTG ArenaThe set arrives on Arena three days before the Tabletop release.
- ReleaseBooster packs, Bundles, Commander decks, and Scene Boxes will be available worldwide.
- Commander PartyFirst round from November 20 to 26, second round from December 11 to 17.
- To Boldly GoMagic Presents featuring the Solemn Simulacrum Promo, through January 28, 2027.
- DE / ENTwo languagesWe offer the set in German and English, depending on the product.
Console
The New Mechanics in MTG Star Trek
Five new mechanics and one returning mechanic. Tap a term, and the console will display the explanation and an example card with the original text.
Assimilate (New)
The Borg assimilate alien creatures. When you assimilate a creature, you put it onto the battlefield under your control, place a +1/+1 counter on it, and it becomes a Borg artifact creature. It loses all other creature types. This is the driving force behind the We Are the Borg deck.
Borg Queen, Perfection Manifest:Artifact creatures you control get +2/+0. When Borg Queen enters the battlefield, assimilate a target creature card from an opponent’s graveyard.
Face aDilemma (New)
Star Trek thrives on decisions, not battles. That’s why this set features many cards with modes. When you choose one or more modes for a spell or ability, you face a dilemma, and other cards reward you for that very moment.
Seven of NineWheneveryou face a dilemma, draw a card. (You face a dilemma when you choose one or more modes for a spell or ability.)
FederationNew
The Federation is strong because it is diverse. Federation abilities count the creature types among your non-Borg creatures. With Vulcans, Klingons, officers, and scientists on the table, each of these cards becomes more powerful.
Hoshi Sato, ExolinguistFederation: When Hoshi Sato enters, look at the top X cards of your library, where X is the number of creature types among the non-Borg creatures you control. Put one of them into your hand and the rest on the bottom in a random order.
Beam MeUp (New)
An instant or sorcery with “Beam me up” may be cast a second time from the graveyard. To do so, pay the listed cost and also beam one of your creatures back into your hand. Afterward, exile the card.
Open Communications: Drawa card. Beam me up {2}{U}: (You may cast this card from your graveyard for {2}{U}, if you also return a creature you control to its owner’s hand. Then exile this spell.)
Strange NewWorlds—New
Discover strange new worlds: Cards with “Strange New Worlds” count how many differently named lands you control. Players who build decks with many different lands are rewarded. This fits well with the Shock Lands, which are returning in the same set.
Christine Chapel, Combat MedicStrangeNew Worlds: When Christine Chapel enters the battlefield, you gain life equal to the number of differently named lands you control. Whenever you gain life, put two +1/+1 counters on Christine Chapel.
Spacecraft andStation Return
Featured in Edge of Eternities. A spacecraft enters the game as an artifact. With Station, you tap another creature and place charge tokens on it equal to its power. Once a threshold is reached, the spacecraft becomes a creature. New in Star Trek: Some ships trigger an effect every time they are stationed, even after reaching the final threshold.
U.S.S. Enterprise-D, Galaxy-Class: Wheneverone or more charge counters are placed on U.S.S. Enterprise-D for the first time each turn, exile the top card of your library. You may play that card this turn. Station. 7+: Flying, vigilance.
In addition, there are 21 new creature types—according to mtg.wiki, the most since Mirage: Andorian, Android, Borg, Caitian, Ferengi, Gorn, Kelpien, Klingon, Lanthanite, Orion, Q, Romulan, Talosian, Tellarite, Tholian, Tosk, Tribble, Vorta, Vulcan, Xindi, and Officer.
Slot by Slot
Play Booster or Collector Booster?
A Play Booster contains 14 cards, a Collector Booster 15. Tap a slot to see what might be there.
30 Booster Packs on display. At least one Foil and one Rare or Mythic in every pack.
In one of the 25 Play Boosters, a Stardates card replaces one of the Commons.
Three Uncommons—this is where many of the legends, such as Seven of Nine and Hoshi Sato, are found.
A card of any rarity, from Common to Mythic.
A foil card of any rarity.
The fixed Rare slot. This is also where the ten Shock Lands are located.
One land in every Booster.
One double-sided token, not Foil.
12 Boosters on display. Ten Foil cards, four Rares or Mythics, and the signed headliners—available only here.
Five Commons in Traditional Foil.
Three Uncommons in Traditional Foil.
Another foil card from the lower rarity tiers.
A Basic Land in Traditional Foil.
Rare or Mythic in Traditional Foil.
Rare or Mythic with extended artwork, not Foil.
Two Rares or Mythics in special variants: LCARS, Classic Enterprise, Scene, or Klingon.
Another special variant as a Foil; this pack also includes Surge Foils. Only this pack can contain a signed Headliner.
An Art Card or a double-sided Foil token.
Booster Fun
Headliner, LCARS, and Klingon
Seven types of special editions, ranging from the Enterprise’s computer console to William Shatner’s autograph. All figures are taken from the official Wizards collector’s guide.
Headliners with Autographs
7 Cards
This is a first for Magic: seven signed cards with no rule text, each signed by hand by the person who played the character. In other words, genuine autograph cards. The known cards include Captain Kirk signed by William Shatner, Captain Janeway signed by Kate Mulgrew, and Captain Picard signed by Patrick Stewart. Four designs are still to be revealed, and not all of them feature captains. According to Wizards, there are about 250 copies of each card, always in English and only available in Collector Boosters, regardless of the language.
LCARS Frame
29 cards plus 10 Shock Lands
The frame resembles the Enterprise-D’s computer console: a black background, colored bars, and rounded corners. It appears on 29 cards, plus all ten Shock Lands. It’s included in Play and Collector Boosters as a non-Foil and Traditional Foil version, and as a Surge Foil version only in Collector Boosters.
Classic Enterprise
24 cards
Illustrated in the style of old movie posters, with their own frames. 24 cards, available without Foil and as Traditional Foil in both Booster types, and as Surge Foil only in Collector Boosters.
Scene Cards
25 cards in Booster packs, 12 in Scene Boxes
Borderless cards that combine to form large scenes. 25 of them are included in Play and Collector Boosters; four scenes are still a secret. The two Scene Boxes each contain six additional cards in Traditional Foil, available exclusively in these boxes: Enterprise-Q featuring the bridge crew of the Enterprise-D and Divergent Timeline featuring Kirk on the bridge of the Kelvin timeline.
Klingon
Collector Boosters only
General Chang is available in a version written entirely in Klingon, using pIqaD script with hexagonal mana symbols. Klingon cards appear only in Collector Boosters.
Stardates
30 cards
The set’s bonus sheet: 30 powerful Magic cards from the past, redesigned as Star Trek characters. Sheoldred, the Apocalypse becomes Khan, Engineered Evil. Not available as Foil in Play and Collector Boosters; available as Traditional Foil only in Collector Boosters. In one out of every 25 Play Boosters, a Stardates card replaces a Common. Legal in Commander, Legacy, and Vintage, but not in Standard.
Ship Schematics
8 Cards
Eight spaceships depicted as technical drawings, labeled with the ship’s abilities. Two of each are included as Traditional Foil cards in the Beam Me Up Bundle. The Enterprise-D is the first one Wizards has revealed.
Ten Lands, Two Colors
The ten Shock Lands are back
All ten Shock Lands are in the Main Set and are therefore Standard-legal again. Each has two basic land types and enters the battlefield untapped if you pay 2 life. In the Collector Booster, they’re also available in the LCARS frame and as Surge Foils.
Ready to Play Right Out of the Box
The Four Commander Decks in Detail
100 cards: one Commander in Traditional Foil with borderless artwork, plus 99 other cards, 32 of which are new to Magic. Also included are ten double-sided tokens, a reference card, and a deck box. Each deck is also available as a Collector’s Edition: all 100 cards in Surge Foil, including the Commander and tokens.
Federation Fleet
in German: Federation Fleet
Commander: Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Fleet and Space Stations: Deploy spacecraft, protect creatures, draw cards. The deck for anyone who’d rather be on the bridge than on the front lines.
The Enterprise-D fits right in here.
Landing Party
in German: Field Team
Commander: Spock
Field team on alien worlds. Landfall and Strange New Worlds reward many different lands, and the Captain Kirk, Boldly Going card picks them out for you.
For players who enjoy ramp and growth.
Klingon Fury
in German: Klingon Fury
Commander: Worf
Many warriors, intense pressure, and markers across the entire front. Attack before the enemy is ready. Today is a good day to die.
The most aggressive of the four decks.
We Are the Borg
in German: We Are the Borg
Commander: Borg Queen
Assimilate instead of defeating: retrieve enemy creatures from the graveyard, turn them into Borg, and strengthen them with artifact synergies. Resistance is futile.
For control players who like to win with other people’s cards.
Deck colors and faces, according to Wizards and TheGamer. The complete deck lists will follow with the previews.
The cards everyone’s talking about
The Chase Cards from MTG Star Trek
Twelve Star Trek cards in their most valuable versions: signed headliners, Surge Foils, special frames, and promos that were only available at conventions. Tap a card to view a larger image.
Mythic
Mythic
Rare
Mythic
Mythic
Uncommon
Rare
Rare
Mythic
Mythic
Mythic
Mythic
Map descriptions and numbers according to Scryfall, as of October 16, 2026. Prices will be available after the release.
Q&A
Questions and Answers About MTG Star Trek
Magic the Gathering | Star Trek is set to be released on November 13, 2026. Prerelease week runs from November 6 through November 12, and the set will be playable on MTG Arena starting November 10.
During the Prerelease, you get to play the set in a Sealed tournament before its official release. The Prerelease Kit contains six Play Boosters, one Foil Rare or Mythic from the set, a deck box, and a spindown die.
Yes. Cards with the set code TRK are legal in all formats, including Standard. Commander cards (TRC) and Stardates cards (SDS) are legal in Commander, Legacy, and Vintage, but not in Standard.
Stardates is the set’s bonus sheet: 30 well-known Magic cards, redrawn as Star Trek characters, such as Sheoldred, the Apocalypse as Khan, and Engineered Evil. In one out of every 25 Play Boosters, a Stardates card replaces a Common; in Collector Boosters, they’re also available as Foils.
Seven signed cards without rule text, each signed by hand by the actor who played the character. Notable examples include Kirk (William Shatner), Janeway (Kate Mulgrew), and Picard (Patrick Stewart). About 250 copies of each card, always in English, available only in Collector Boosters.
Yes. We carry MTG Star Trek in German and English, including boosters, displays, bundles, and Commander decks. The signed Headliner cards are always in English, even in German Collector Boosters. The Klingon card is a separate special variant.
Four decks: Federation Fleet with Picard, Landing Party with Spock, Klingon Fury with Worf, and We Are the Borg with the Borg Queen. Each deck has 100 cards, 32 of which are new, and each is also available as a Collector’s Edition featuring all cards in Surge Foil.
Wizards of the Coast has canceled the previously announced Beginner Box due to production and shipping delays. Instead, there are five Welcome Decks for beginners, which are set to be available at participating stores, as well as the Commander Decks as pre-built decks.
The Bundle includes nine Play Boosters, 30 Basic Lands, and a Foil Promo card. The Beam Me Up Bundle swaps one Play Booster for a Collector Booster and adds two of eight ship schematics in Foil, which are exclusive to this Bundle.
Wizards hasn’t announced a total number yet. As of October 16, 2026, 86 cards from the main set have been revealed. The spoiler season starts at the end of October, and the complete card gallery will be available at release.
Release on
Energy.
On November 13, 2026, the Enterprise docks in Magic. Until then: take the deck quiz, learn the mechanics, and mark your calendars for Prerelease Week. You can find all products for this set in our shop.
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