MTG Star Trek (2026)

Star Trek MTG card list and checklist for TRK: 296 main-set cards, 10 Planet lands, every treatment by collector number, Stardates and the 7 signed cards.

The Star Trek MTG card list starts with 296 cards: 81 commons, 110 uncommons, 80 rares and 25 mythics, joined by 10 common Planet dual lands such as Bajor, Qo'noS and Vulcan, all numbered 1–306. Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek (set code TRK, also searched as MTG Star Trek or Magic Star Trek) is the Universes Beyond set built on 60 years of Star Trek, from The Original Series to Lower Decks and Strange New Worlds. Prerelease events ran 6–12 November 2026, MTG Arena got the set on 10 November and the tabletop release date was 13 November 2026. Count every frame, promo and autograph, and Scryfall lists 586 TRK printings: collector numbers 1–579 plus 1701–1706. The ColleX checklist has 616 entries: the 586 TRK printings plus the 30 Stardates cards, one per collector number. How the collector numbers break down, treatment by treatment (Scryfall ranges, cross-checked with Wizards of the Coast's Collecting Star Trek guide of 20 October 2026): 1–306: main set and Planet lands in the regular frame; 307–316: full-art basics, Away Team (307–311) and Holodeck (312–316); 317–326: regular basics; 327–331: five foil-only full-art Original Series legends (Uhura, Scotty, "Bones" McCoy, Kirk, Spock), which the Wizards guide does not place in any product; 332–337: six borderless location lands, Starfleet Academy and The Unicomplex among them; 338–362: 25 scene cards that join into four panoramas of 4, 6, 6 and 9 cards (Showdown at Sector 001, Mirror, Mirror, Unimatrix Zero, Deep Space Find); 363–391: LCARS frame, styled on the Enterprise computer, and 392–401: the ten LCARS shock lands; 402–425: Classic Enterprise, painted like vintage Original Series movie posters; 426–435: Klingon frame, and 436–445: the same ten cards printed in the Klingon language; 446–481: extended art; 482–549: surge foil versions of the Away Team basics, LCARS shock lands, LCARS and Classic Enterprise cards; 550–557: eight starship schematics from the Beam Me Up Bundle, and 558: the Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy promo from the regular Bundle; 559–579: surge foil regular basics and 11 regular-frame cards; 1701, 1701D, 1702–1706: the signed headliners. One character can sit under five numbers: Lieutenant Commander Data is 69 (regular), 359 (scene), 371 (LCARS), 505 (LCARS surge foil) and 1703 (signed). The chase cards with the smallest print run are the seven signed headliners, each hand-signed by the actor who played the character, with fewer than 250 copies of each: Captain James T. Kirk (1701), Captain Jean-Luc Picard (1701D), Mr. Spock, Science Officer (1702), Lieutenant Commander Data (1703), Captain Kathryn Janeway (1704), Seven of Nine, Unassimilated (1705) and Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge (1706). The first two share their numbers with the hulls NCC-1701 and NCC-1701-D. They turn up only in Collector Boosters of any language, and the card itself is always in English. Klingon-language cards are Collector Booster exclusives too, as are the surge foil LCARS, Classic Enterprise and Away Team cards. Stardates, a 30-card bonus sheet with its own code SDS, reprints well-known Magic cards with Star Trek art and names: Kenrith, the Returned King becomes General Picard, Earth Warlord, and Sheoldred, the Apocalypse is on the sheet as well. A Stardates card replaces a common in 1 out of 25 Play Boosters; foil Stardates come only in Collector Boosters. The four Commander decks carry their own code, TRC, and are covered on the MTG Star Trek Commander page. For everything else that launched with the set, see our Star Trek release news.