MTG Star Trek Play Booster Box: The Cards to Chase, Shipped From Dublin

Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek came out on Friday 13 November 2026, and our Play Booster boxes are in stock now, shipped tracked from Dublin. Sixty years of Star Trek in one set: captains from every era, the crews that made them famous, and starships you build your deck around. Here are the cards worth chasing, and the special versions you can open in a Play Booster.

The Star Trek Play Booster box at a glance

• Release: 13 November 2026, out now and in stock.
• In the box: 30 Play Boosters of 14 cards
• Every pack: at least one rare or mythic rare and one foil
• Booster Fun in Play Boosters: LCARS shock lands, borderless Stardates reprints, scene cards, classic Enterprise and Klingon frame cards
• Price: €149.99 including VAT, with nationwide tracked delivery across Ireland
• Gems: earn 1 Gem per €1 with our free membership

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Choose your captain

The set is built around one idea: choose your captain, select your ship, chart your course. Each captain is a legendary creature that leads a different kind of deck.

Captain Jean-Luc Picard

Captain James T. Kirk

Captain Kathryn Janeway

Captain Benjamin Sisko

Picard gives your other creatures +1/+1, makes an Officer token whenever you cast a creature or Spacecraft, and lets seven Officers go and fetch your starship. Kirk gives you a choice every time he enters or attacks: a fresh card, an Officer token or a team pump. Janeway lets you play an extra land each turn, and every creature you control explores as it enters. Sisko can exile the top five cards of your library and cast spells from among them for free, depending on how many Officers you have.

The crew you'll want on the bridge

Mr. Spock, Science Officer

Lieutenant Commander Data

Seven of Nine, Unassimilated

Quark, Humble Proprietor

Spock turns every draw into two. Data grows whenever anyone casts a noncreature spell and cashes his counters in for cards. Seven of Nine draws you a card each turn and becomes a 7/9 once you control seven differently named lands. Quark hands you a Treasure every upkeep, with the catch you'd expect from a Ferengi: you can't sacrifice Treasure tokens.

Starships and stations

Spacecraft are the set's big new idea. You power them up by tapping your other creatures to add charge counters, a mechanic called Station, and they unlock new abilities as the counters build.

Deep Space 9

Borg Cube

U.S.S. Enterprise-A, Free Spirit

Special versions you can open in a Play Booster

This is where Star Trek gets fun to open. Wizards' collecting guide confirms that all of these appear in Play Boosters, not just in the pricier Collector Boosters.

LCARS shock lands

All ten shock lands are in the set, in a frame based on the Enterprise's LCARS computer screens, with art of planets from across Star Trek. They appear in Play Boosters in both non-foil and traditional foil.

Steam Vents (LCARS)

Watery Grave (LCARS)

Classic Enterprise, Klingon frame and scene cards

Classic Enterprise cards are painted like the vintage film posters of The Original Series. Klingon frame cards come in a rugged frame inspired by the Klingon Empire. Borderless scene cards join up across several cards to make one big picture: four scenes, from Data facing Locutus to the whole Deep Space Nine cast.

Captain James T. Kirk (classic Enterprise)

Worf (Klingon frame)

Lieutenant Commander Data (scene card)

Stardates: famous Magic cards, Star Trek style

Stardates are 30 borderless reprints of well-known Magic cards with new Star Trek art and names. Sheoldred, the Apocalypse becomes Khan, Engineered Evil. Kenrith becomes General Picard. According to Wizards, a Stardates card replaces a common in about 1 in 25 Play Boosters.

Khan, Engineered Evil (Sheoldred, the Apocalypse)

General Picard, Earth Warlord (Kenrith)

Kirk, Alluring Upstart (Sisay)

What's in a Play Booster

• 14 Magic cards
• 6–7 commons, 3 uncommons, 1 wildcard of any rarity
• At least 1 rare or mythic rare, and at least 1 traditional foil
• A chance of LCARS, classic Enterprise, Klingon frame, scene and Stardates cards

A box of 30 is the way to build a Star Trek deck straight from the packs, or to run a draft night with friends. Play Boosters are made for drafting as well as opening.

Phoenix TCG doesn't give financial advice; open it because you'll enjoy it.

Buy the Star Trek box: €149.99

Delivery, returns and Gems

• Dispatch: in stock now; orders placed before 12:00 on a business day usually ship the same day, with a tracking number by email.
• Ireland: nationwide tracked delivery, standard €9.50 (2–3 working days) or express €11 (1–2 working days). No customs: we ship from Dublin and prices include Irish VAT.
• Also delivering to: every EU country except France and Finland (from €20, 5–7 working days).
• Returns: 14 days on unopened product under our refund policy.
• Gems: 500 Gems when you join our free membership, then 1 Gem per €1.

New to Magic? Start with our guide to buying Magic cards in Ireland, and see the full product line-up in our Star Trek release guide.

MTG Star Trek Play Booster box FAQ

When does Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek come out?

It came out on 13 November 2026. Our Play Booster boxes are in stock and ship tracked from Dublin.

How many packs are in a Star Trek Play Booster box?

30 Play Boosters, each with 14 cards, including at least one rare or mythic rare and one traditional foil.

Can you get LCARS shock lands in Play Boosters?

Yes. According to Wizards, all ten LCARS shock lands can appear in Play Boosters in non-foil and traditional foil. Surge foil versions are Collector Booster only.

What are Stardates cards?

Thirty borderless reprints of well-known Magic cards with Star Trek art and names, such as Sheoldred, the Apocalypse as Khan, Engineered Evil. A Stardates card replaces a common in about 1 in 25 Play Boosters.

How much is the Star Trek Play Booster box in Ireland?

€149.99 including VAT at Phoenix TCG, with nationwide tracked delivery.

Can I play Star Trek cards in Standard?

Wizards lists Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek (TRK) as legal in all formats. Stardates cards (SDS) are legal in Commander, Legacy and Vintage.

Set details from Wizards of the Coast's Collecting Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek article and Buyer's Guide. Card images © Wizards of the Coast. Magic: The Gathering is a trademark of Wizards of the Coast. Star Trek ™ & © CBS Studios Inc.