Star Trek Releases Today in Magic: The Gathering

Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek releases in shops today, Friday, November 13, 2026, with Play Boosters at $6.99 and Commander decks at $74.99. The Universes Beyond set marks 60 years of Star Trek, and Wizards of the Coast warns that Commander decks and several other products may arrive after today in some regions.

The set is the final Magic release of 2026 on our Magic: The Gathering release calendar, and it lands the same weekend as MagicCon: Atlanta and World Championship 32, which run November 13 to 15. Our MTG Star Trek card list tracks every revealed card, and our earlier report covered the Star Trek product delays by region.

Key facts

When does Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek release?

It releases today, Friday, November 13, 2026, in local game stores and wherever Magic is sold. Prerelease events ran November 6 to 12, the set reached MTG Arena on Tuesday, November 10, and the in store season that follows it, including Magic Presents: To Boldly Go and Standard Showdown, runs from today through Thursday, January 28, 2027.

The first Commander Party round follows on November 20 to 26, so Commander players who do get a deck this week have a store event built around it next week.

How much does each Star Trek product cost?

Wizards set the US prices in its Collecting article on October 20, 2026. Play Boosters are the release day staple at $6.99, while the four Commander decks, Federation Fleet, Landing Party, Klingon Fury and We Are the Borg, cost $74.99 each.

Which Star Trek products may arrive late?

Commander decks may arrive after the November 13 release date in North America, and Draft Night and Beam Me Up Bundles will arrive after the release date there. Wizards updated its delay announcement on November 5, 2026, and says Play Boosters and Prerelease Packs are on track, so draft, sealed and prerelease style play works on release day even where the Commander decks lag.

The delays vary by region, with Collector Boosters also delayed in parts of Europe and Asia-Pacific, and Wizards calls the delays fluid. Check with your local game store before counting on a release day pickup of a specific product.

What is in the Star Trek set?

The main set, code TRK, is legal in all formats, while the Commander cards, code TRC, and the 30 Stardates reprint cards, code SDS, are legal in Commander, Legacy and Vintage. The chase cards are 7 signed headliner cards, each hand signed by a Star Trek actor, with fewer than 250 copies of each, found only in Collector Boosters.

All 10 shock lands return with LCARS frame treatments in Play Boosters and Collector Boosters, which puts a full set of Standard staple lands into the same packs as the crossover cards. For players, that mix is the practical draw on release day: the set plays like a normal Magic release, and the delayed products are mostly the premium and Commander end of the range.

Source: Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek product page, Collecting Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek and the Star Trek product delays announcement, all from Wizards of the Coast.

Image credit: Key art via Wizards of the Coast.