Magic Star Trek Q Scene Box Reportedly Packs Six Faerie Legends
Six new legendary creatures built around Q, all making Faerie tokens, reportedly come together in one of the Star Trek set's two scene boxes.
Faerie players may be getting their own commander buffet: Magic's Star Trek set reportedly includes a Q scene box holding six new legendary creatures, every one of which makes Faerie tokens. These card texts are reported only; this story does not rest on an official Wizards of the Coast confirmation.
Magic Star Trek Q Scene Box: One Collage, Six Cards
Place the six cards side by side and they form a single collage. It shows Q on a unicorn, causing faerie-summoning havoc on the bridge of the Enterprise from Star Trek: The Next Generation, while Picard looks displeased. It is not a specific scene from a TNG episode.
The only way to get all six together is one of the two scene boxes releasing with the Star Trek set. Which box carries the Q cards has not been named.
The Six Faerie Legends
The headliner is Q Your Illustrious Host, a five-color Faerie commander. Tap Faeries and it plays random cards from the top of your library for free. Free spells off the top of the deck is the kind of card that makes a game table go quiet, then loud.
The rest of the crew:
- La Forge, Thoughtful As Ever taps to make Faeries for every permanent you have placed a counter on.
- Worf, Still Not Merry, a reference to the Q Robin Hood episode, makes attacking Faeries for all of your attacking non-Faeries.
- Data, Professor of Humanities makes two flying Faerie tokens each time you draw two cards in a turn.
- Jean-Luc, Mon Capitaine buffs Faeries that enter the battlefield based on the creature types you control. As a human officer himself, he gives a minimum of two counters on each Faerie.
- Troi, Winging It makes Faeries when players draw cards on your turn.
Why it matters
Six commanders sharing one tribe, each fed by a different trigger (counters, attacks, drawing, creature types), means the Faerie deck can be built around very different plans. TCGKing's take: Data and Troi both reward drawing cards, so that pairing is the obvious one to test first, while Q's free casting is the card to watch for chaos fans.
The cards ride along with the set covered in TCGKing's Star Trek previews report, which lists a November 13 landing.
What is still unknown
- Prices and the exact release date of the scene boxes.
- Which of the two scene boxes holds the Q cards.
- Whether Wizards of the Coast will confirm these card texts.
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