Magic: The Gathering Star Trek Scene Cards: Four Scenes, 25 Cards, Out November 13
Wizards revealed four multi-card scenes in Star Trek boosters and two 6-card foil Scene Boxes. The set releases November 13, 2026 and preorders are open.
Anyone who likes to line cards up and see a picture emerge now has the full scene list for Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek [TRK]. Four multi-card scenes are in Play and Collector Boosters, and two Scene Boxes add 6 foil borderless cards each. The set releases November 13, 2026, and preorders are open.
The scenes are borderless Booster Fun cards. Each card is one piece of a larger image showing a corner of the Star Trek universe. They come in non-foil and foil.
Magic Star Trek Booster Scenes: Card Counts and Artists
- Discovery of Deep Space: 9 cards, art by Marija Tiurina, packed with Star Trek: Deep Space Nine references and characters on the station.
- Unimatrix Zero: 6 cards, art by Gal Or, from the Star Trek: Voyager episode. The Borg threaten Voyager with assimilation while Janeway's crew readies to fight for freedom.
- Parallel Universe: 6 cards, art by Mark Spears, with the Original Series crew in the Mirror Universe, including a version of Sulu.
- Clash at Sector 001: 4 cards, art by Nicky Barkla, based on the Next Generation episode "The Best of Both Worlds". Data faces the assimilated Picard, who calls himself Locutus.
The nine-card Deep Space Nine scene is the one to plan around if you want a complete picture. The four-card Sector 001 scene is the smallest.
Star Trek Scene Boxes: Divergent Timeline and Enterprise-Q
There are two Scene Boxes, each holding 6 foil borderless scene cards that form one Star Trek moment. Non-foil versions of those cards are available in Collector Boosters.
- Divergent Timeline: art by JB Casacop, aboard the Enterprise with Kirk, Spock, Uhura, and others from the Kelvin timeline of the 2009 Star Trek film and other movies.
- Enterprise-Q: art by Alexander Gering, with Q on the Enterprise bridge alongside Picard, Worf, and others. The card "Q, Distinguished Guest" is described as a five-color Faerie commander.
Kelvin-timeline versions of the crew also show up on the set's Stellar Sights cards.
TCGKing's take: a five-color Faerie commander with Q's name is the kind of oddity Commander players will want to read in full. The Scene Box route gives a guaranteed complete foil picture, while boosters leave the chase to luck.
Magic Star Trek Preorders and Release Date
Preorders are open at local game stores, TCGplayer, Amazon, and wherever Magic is sold. The release is November 13, 2026, and the set marks 60 years of Star Trek.
This follows TCGKing's earlier coverage of the tokens and art cards and the Making Magic design column.
What is still unknown
- Prices of boosters and Scene Boxes are not given in the announcement.
- The full card list for each scene is not given in the announcement.
- The exact retail names of the Scene Box products are not given beyond the scene names.
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