Magic Star Trek Beginner Box Cancelled, But Wizards Shows 27 Unused Art Pieces
Wizards of the Coast has published 27 pieces of art made for the cancelled Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek Beginner Box and is weighing what to do with them.
Art that was never meant to be seen is now public: Wizards of the Coast has released 27 unused art pieces made for the cancelled Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek Beginner Box. Collectors who like a good "what might have been" get a gallery, though not a product.
Star Trek Beginner Box Unused Art: What Was Shared
Artists had already finished art for cards in the Beginner Box before it was cancelled, and that art will not be printed. Wizards has now published 27 of those pieces.
Credited artists include:
- Ana Teresa Rivera
- Ariel Orea
- Edouard
- Joan Piqué Llorens
- Jonathan Bartlett
- KarrahE
What Wizards Says About the Future of the Art
Wizards says it is still considering future possibilities for the unused art. Nothing has been announced.
TCGKing's take: a publication with no promise attached is a consolation prize for the artists as much as for fans, and it should not be read as a hint of a reprint or a new product.
Star Trek Magic Around the Cancellation
The cancellation sits alongside a busy Star Trek calendar. The Star Trek Commander decks arrive November 13, the Secret Lair Star Trek drops on November 9, and the Beadle & Grimm's token set on November 6, 2026. TCGKing has also tracked the Collector Booster box price jump.
What is still unknown
- Why the Beginner Box was cancelled.
- Which cards the unused art was made for.
- Whether the art will appear in a future product.
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