MTG Star Trek: Release Date, Products, MSRP and Signed Cards
Updated November 14, 2026. Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek (MTG Star Trek, set code TRK) hit stores on November 13, 2026, after prerelease events on November 6–12 and an MTG Arena launch on November 10. The main set runs 306 cards, numbered 1 to 306. Alongside it come four Commander decks under the TRC code and a 30-card Stardates bonus sheet (SDS) of reprints dressed in Star Trek art. At the top of the chase list sit seven hand-signed headliner cards, each limited to fewer than 250 copies according to Wizards of the Coast. Below: what the codes mean, every product with its US MSRP, the four precons, which treatments are Collector Booster exclusives, and a short FAQ.
How many cards are in MTG Star Trek: TRK, TRC and SDS
| Code | What it is | Cards |
|---|---|---|
| TRK | Star Trek main set | 306: 81 common, 110 uncommon, 80 rare, 25 mythic rare, 10 common dual lands; plus 10 basic lands |
| TRC | Star Trek Commander | four 100-card decks, each with 32 new-to-Magic cards |
| SDS | Stardates | 30 mythic rare reprints of established Magic cards |
The rarity split is from Wizards' "Collecting Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek" article (October 20, 2026); we matched the 1–306 numbering against Scryfall. Count every frame and finish and Scryfall lists 586 TRK printings and 556 TRC printings as of November 14. The ten common duals are planets, from Bajor and Qo'noS to Vulcan. The full numbered card list is on our Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek set page.
MTG Star Trek products and MSRP
| Product | Contents | MSRP |
|---|---|---|
| Play Booster | 14 Magic cards plus a token, at least one foil | $6.99 |
| Collector Booster | 15 cards, mostly foil, with the Booster Fun treatments | $37.99 |
| Bundle | 9 Play Boosters, 30 basic lands, 1 foil promo, spindown, storage box | $69.99 |
| Beam Me Up Bundle | 8 Play Boosters, 1 Collector Booster, 2 of 8 foil starship schematic promos | $99.99 |
| Commander Deck | ready-to-play 100 cards, foil borderless face commander | $74.99 |
| Collector's Edition Commander Deck | the same 100 cards, all surge foil | $159.99 |
| Draft Night | 12 Play Boosters, 1 Collector Booster, 90 basic lands | $119.99 |
| Scene Box | 3 Play Boosters, 6 foil borderless scene cards, 6 art cards, easel | $41.99 |
These are the US-dollar MSRPs Wizards published on October 20; ComicBook ran the same eight figures the same day. The list gives no box price, so at pack MSRP a 30-pack Play Booster box comes to $209.70 and a 12-pack Collector Booster box to $455.88. Bundle vs Beam Me Up Bundle: the Beam Me Up version swaps one Play Booster for a Collector Booster, and its promos are two of the eight starship schematics (U.S.S. Enterprise-A, the Borg Cube and U.S.S. Enterprise-D among them); the regular Bundle has one foil promo. The two Scene Boxes are Enterprise-Q, with Picard's crew and Q, and Divergent Timeline, built around James T. Kirk's first voyage as captain.
Some products run late. Wizards' regional delay notice (October 16, updated November 5, 2026) says Commander decks in North America, the US and Canada included, may reach stores after November 13, and that Draft Night and Beam Me Up Bundles there will arrive after that date; in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, English, French and German Collector Boosters, English Commander decks, Draft Night, Scene Boxes and Beam Me Up Bundles may come after release, and in Asia-Pacific the same goes for Collector Boosters, Bundles, Beam Me Up Bundles and Draft Night. Play Boosters and Prerelease Packs stayed on schedule, per Wizards; ICv2 reported the North American deck delay on October 19.
The four Star Trek Commander decks at a glance
Full decklists for all four precons live on our Star Trek Commander page; here is the short version: who leads each deck and in which colors.
| Deck | Colors | Commanders |
|---|---|---|
| Federation Fleet | blue, red, white | Jean-Luc Picard, Luminary; Captain Janeway, Endgame |
| Landing Party | green, white, blue | Commander Spock; Captain Kirk, Boldly Going |
| Klingon Fury | red, white, black | Worf, Defiant Commander; Kor, Cause of Vengeance |
| We Are the Borg | white, blue, black | The Borg Queen; Locutus of Borg |
The first name is the foil borderless face commander, the second an alternate build-around. In Wizards' decklist article (October 29), Picard pumps your creatures and charges Spacecraft artifacts while Janeway leads Officer tokens into combat; Kor gives Klingon Fury a sacrifice-and-attack route next to Worf. Every deck has 99 non-foil cards, 32 of them new to Magic, plus 10 double-sided tokens. The Collector's Edition versions use the same lists with every card in surge foil.
Signed headliners, Stardates and other rare versions
| Treatment | How many | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Signed headliner cards | 7, fewer than 250 copies each | Collector Boosters only |
| Stardates (SDS) | 30 mythic rares | 1 in 25 Play Boosters; foils in Collector Boosters only |
| LCARS frame | 29 cards plus 10 shock lands | Play and Collector; surge foil in Collector only |
| Classic Enterprise | 24 | Play and Collector; surge foil in Collector only |
| Klingon frame | 10 | Play and Collector |
| Klingon script | the same 10 cards in Klingon | Collector only, traditional foil only |
| Scene cards | 25 across four scenes | Play and Collector |
The signed headliners are numbered 1701 (Kirk), 1701D (Picard), 1702 (Spock), 1703 (Data), 1704 (Janeway), 1705 (Seven of Nine) and 1706 (Geordi La Forge). Wizards says each was hand-signed by the actor shown on it and that the card is always in English, even when pulled from a Collector Booster in another language. ICv2 (October 20) names the signers as William Shatner, Patrick Stewart, Brent Spiner, Kate Mulgrew, Jeri Ryan and LeVar Burton; neither Wizards nor ICv2 says who signed the Spock card.
Stardates are familiar Magic cards with unchanged rules text under a Star Trek name and new art. Kenrith, the Returned King becomes "General Picard, Earth Warlord"; Sheoldred, the Apocalypse becomes "Khan, Engineered Evil" (Scryfall, SDS 11), which is why Google suggests "mtg star trek sheoldred". Klingon script cards are the Klingon-frame cards translated into Klingon, found only as traditional foils in Collector Boosters. We are not quoting single-card prices from launch week.
Which Star Trek series are in the set
Wizards' card gallery has filters for The Original Series (including the films that followed it), the Kelvin Timeline, The Next Generation, Lower Decks and Strange New Worlds. The four multi-card scenes come from The Next Generation (Showdown at Sector 001), The Original Series (Mirror, Mirror), Voyager (Unimatrix Zero) and Deep Space Nine (Deep Space Find). Card names cover the rest: Captain Jonathan Archer and Subcommander T'Pol from Enterprise, U.S.S. Discovery and Sylvia Tilly from Discovery, Rok-Tahk and Zero from Prodigy, Commander Raffi Musiker from Picard, plus film moments like The Wrath of Khan and The Destruction of Praxis.
New mechanics per the release notes (October 30): the assimilate keyword action, face a dilemma, Federation, strange new worlds, battlefront, seek out and the beam me up keyword; landfall, Planet lands, station and Spacecraft return.
Beginner Box cancelled, Welcome Decks available
Wizards announced on September 21, 2026 that the Star Trek Beginner Box was cancelled in all regions, citing delays in production, logistics and shipping; ICv2 reported it the same day. The box is absent from Wizards' October 20 product list. New players get five Welcome Decks instead, one mono-color 40-card deck per color.
MTG Star Trek checklist on ColleX
The Star Trek checklists on ColleX are the main-set and Commander pages linked above: that is where you mark the cards you own and the ones you still need. The other Magic story this month is a meal deal in Italy with a Burger King × Magic deck box and sleeves until November 30, covered in our Burger King toys right now roundup.
Frequently asked questions
When did MTG Star Trek come out?
The global tabletop release was November 13, 2026. Prerelease events ran November 6–12, and the set went live on MTG Arena on November 10, according to Wizards of the Coast's October 20 article.
How many cards are in the MTG Star Trek set?
The TRK main set has 306 numbered cards: 81 commons, 110 uncommons, 80 rares, 25 mythic rares and 10 common dual lands, plus 10 basic lands. On top come 30 Stardates cards (SDS) and four 100-card Commander decks (TRC).
How much is an MTG Star Trek Collector Booster box?
Wizards lists the Collector Booster at $37.99 MSRP and gives no box price; 12 packs at that MSRP add up to $455.88. A Play Booster is $6.99, so a 30-pack box comes to $209.70 at MSRP.
What are the MTG Star Trek Commander decks?
Federation Fleet (Jean-Luc Picard, Luminary), Landing Party (Commander Spock), Klingon Fury (Worf, Defiant Commander) and We Are the Borg (The Borg Queen). Each is a 100-card precon at $74.99 MSRP; the all-surge-foil Collector's Edition is $159.99.
What are the chase cards in MTG Star Trek?
By print run, the seven signed headliner cards, with fewer than 250 copies of each, found only in Collector Boosters. Also hunted: foil Stardates such as Sheoldred as "Khan, Engineered Evil", Klingon script foils and surge foil LCARS shock lands, all Collector Booster exclusives.
Is MTG Star Trek Standard legal?
Yes. TRK cards are legal in Standard, Pioneer and Modern. TRC cards are legal in Commander, Legacy and Vintage; Stardates (SDS) are legal in any format where a card with the same name is allowed.
Can I trade duplicate MTG Star Trek cards on ColleX?
Through the set checklist, where the ColleX Market is open: set any card you hold twice or more to Have with the real count, and the ones missing from your binder to Want. ColleX then pairs your lists with collectors whose spares and gaps mirror yours; the swap itself is agreed in chat.
Sources: Wizards of the Coast, "Collecting Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek" (Oct 20, 2026), Star Trek Commander decklists (Oct 29, 2026), release notes (Oct 30, 2026), Beginner Box cancellation statement (Sep 21, 2026), regional delay notice (Oct 16, updated Nov 5, 2026), product page (read Nov 14, 2026); Scryfall (Nov 14, 2026); ICv2 (Sep 21 and Oct 20, 2026); ComicBook (Oct 20, 2026); EDHREC (Jul 14, 2026). Images: Wizards of the Coast. STAR TREK ™ & © CBS Studios Inc.
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