MTG Star Trek: What to Buy (Every Product Ranked by Value)

Short answer: For most people, the best MTG Star Trek buy is the Play Booster Display: 30 packs for about $132 on TCGplayer, or $4.39 a pack, far below its $209.70 MSRP. If you want a shot at the signed headliner cards without paying about $546 for a Collector Booster box, get Draft Night (about $100), which has 12 Play Boosters and one Collector Booster. Commander players should buy the decks near their $74.99 MSRP, but in North America they arrive after the November 13 release. Skip single Collector Boosters, the Beam Me Up Bundle and the Collector’s Edition decks at today’s prices.

Updated October 24, 2026 · “Sells for” is the middle of each product’s last five TCGplayer sales, checked October 24, 2026 · Contents and MSRPs from Wizards of the Coast

Who this is for: Magic players, Commander fans and Star Trek collectors deciding which Star Trek product to buy before the November 13 release.

Which MTG Star Trek product should you buy?

• Best value overall: Play Booster Display (about $132). 30 packs at $4.39 each, with at least one rare or mythic in every pack.
• Best way to get a Collector Booster: Draft Night (about $100). 12 Play Boosters plus one Collector Booster, under its $119.99 MSRP.
• For Commander players: one of the four Commander decks (about $69 to $76). Pick the faction you like; all four sell close to MSRP.
• For a gift: the Bundle (about $57, 9 Play Boosters) or a Scene Box (about $40 to $42).
• For collectors chasing signed cards: the Collector Booster Display, but only near its $455.88 MSRP.
• To play the prerelease: a Prerelease Pack at your local store, November 6 to 12. See our Star Trek prerelease guide.

How much does every Star Trek product cost?

The Play Booster MSRP is $6.99 a pack and the Collector’s Edition Commander decks are $159.99 each. Single Play Boosters are selling for about $15 right now, more than double MSRP, so buy them in a display or a Bundle instead.

Is the Star Trek Play Booster Display worth it?

Yes. At about $132 you pay $4.39 a pack, well under the $6.99 MSRP, and that’s the cheapest way to open Star Trek. Every 14-card Play Booster has at least one rare or mythic, and about 1 in 25 has a stardates card, a Star Trek reskin of a classic Magic card like Khan, Engineered Evil (a Sheoldred, the Apocalypse reprint). Our Star Trek pull rates guide has the full pack breakdown.

Some of the set’s best regular rares and mythics are already selling for real money. These are early presale prices with only one or two sales each, so expect them to move:

• Death Is Irrelevant (mythic) gives your artifact creatures indestructible and assimilates a creature from any graveyard at the end of each of your turns. One sale so far, at about $70.
• Georgiou, Terran Emperor (mythic) stops you losing at 0 life and draws you a card every turn for 3 life. One sale so far, at about $50.
• Mirror Universe Intrusion (rare) copies an opponent’s creature, or all of them if kicked. About $15.

What’s the best way to get a Star Trek Collector Booster?

Collector Boosters are the only place to find the seven signed headliner cards (about 250 copies each), the foil stardates cards and the surge foil LCARS shock lands. You have four ways to get one:

• Draft Night (about $100): the best deal. Its 12 Play Boosters are worth about $53 at display prices and the Collector Booster about $63, so you get roughly $116 of product for $100.
• A single Collector Booster (about $63): $25 over its $37.99 MSRP for one pack.
• Beam Me Up Bundle (about $136): $36 over MSRP for 8 Play Boosters, a Collector Booster and 2 promo cards. Draft Night gives you more packs for less.
• Collector Booster Display (about $546): 12 packs at about $45.50 each. Fine near its $455.88 MSRP if you want the Collector-only cards; otherwise wait. Our Collector Booster worth-it guide does the math.

Which Star Trek Commander deck should you buy?

All four decks sell close to their $74.99 MSRP: Klingon Fury about $69, Federation Fleet about $71, We Are the Borg about $75 and Landing Party about $76. The four-deck case sells for about $275, or about $69 a deck.

Two things to know first. In North America, Wizards says the Commander decks will arrive after the November 13 release, so a preorder may ship late (see Star Trek delays by region). And the Collector’s Edition decks sell for about $224 to $290 against a $159.99 MSRP, so skip them unless you want the foils. Our Star Trek Commander decks guide explains what each deck does.

What to skip

• Single Play Boosters at about $15. The display price works out to $4.39 a pack.
• Single Collector Boosters at about $63. Draft Night includes one plus 12 Play Boosters for $100.
• The Beam Me Up Bundle above MSRP. At $136 it costs more than Draft Night with fewer packs.
• Collector’s Edition Commander decks at $224 or more. That’s $64 to $130 over MSRP for foil versions of the same decks.
• Chasing one specific card in packs. Prices settle a few weeks after release. Track them on our Star Trek chase cards page and buy the single.

When can you buy MTG Star Trek?

• November 6 to 12: prerelease events at local game stores.
• November 10: the set comes to MTG Arena.
• November 13: worldwide release. Play Boosters and Prerelease Packs are on track everywhere. Some products, including the Commander decks in North America, are delayed in some regions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best MTG Star Trek product to buy?
The Play Booster Display, at about $132 for 30 packs. For a Collector Booster, Draft Night (about $100) is the best value.

How many packs are in a Star Trek Play Booster Display?
30 Play Boosters, with 14 cards in each.

Which Star Trek products have Collector Boosters?
The Collector Booster pack and display, Draft Night and the Beam Me Up Bundle each include Collector Boosters. Only Collector Boosters can have the signed headliner cards.

Are the Star Trek Commander decks delayed?
In North America, yes. Wizards says they’ll arrive after the November 13 release.

When does MTG Star Trek come out?
November 13, 2026, with prereleases from November 6.

Next step: Grab a Play Booster Display or Draft Night before the release, then check what your pulls are worth on our Star Trek chase cards page.

Sources: product contents and MSRPs from Wizards of the Coast’s Collecting Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek and product announcements; Scene Box contents from retailer listings; card text from Scryfall; prices from TCGplayer, checked October 24, 2026. Card images: Wizards of the Coast, via TCGplayer.

⭐ Add NerdSnack as a preferred source on Google