MTG Star Trek Pull Rates: Play Booster and Collector Booster Odds

Short answer: An MTG Star Trek Play Booster has 14 cards with one guaranteed rare or mythic, a wildcard of any rarity and a traditional foil of any rarity. A stardates card replaces a common in 1 of every 25 Play Boosters. Collector Boosters have 15 cards with five rares or mythics in every pack. The rarest pulls are the 7 signed headliner cards, about 250 copies of each, and they only come in Collector Boosters.

Updated October 19, 2026 · Pack contents and odds from Wizards of the Coast’s Collecting Star Trek article · Prices from TCGplayer, checked October 19, 2026 · We’ll add mythic odds once the full card list is revealed

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MTG Star Trek pull rates at a glance

Wizards hasn’t published per-pack odds for the signed cards or the Booster Fun treatments. Everything in this table comes from its official pack breakdown.

What’s in an MTG Star Trek Play Booster?

Each Play Booster has 14 cards, and a Play Booster box has 30 packs:

• 7 commons (a stardates card replaces one of them in 1 of 25 packs)
• 3 uncommons
• 1 wildcard of any rarity
• 1 traditional foil of any rarity
• 1 rare or mythic rare
• 1 land
• 1 non-foil double-sided token

So every pack has at least one rare or mythic, and the wildcard and foil slots can add a second or third.

What’s in an MTG Star Trek Collector Booster?

Each Collector Booster has 15 cards, and a Collector Booster box has 12 packs:

• 5 traditional foil commons
• 3 traditional foil uncommons
• 1 foil uncommon or common
• 1 traditional foil basic land
• 1 traditional foil rare or mythic
• 1 non-foil extended-art rare or mythic
• 2 rare or mythic Booster Fun cards
• 1 foil rare or mythic Booster Fun card
• 1 art card or traditional foil double-sided token

That’s 5 rares or mythics per pack and 60 per box, with 36 of them in Booster Fun treatments.

How rare are the signed Star Trek cards?

Very. There are 7 different signed headliner cards, and Wizards says there are about 250 copies of each, so roughly 1,750 signed cards exist worldwide. Each one was hand-signed by the actor who played the character, including Captain James T. Kirk and Captain Kathryn Janeway.

They’re randomly inserted into Collector Boosters in every language, but the signed card itself is always in English. Draft Night and the Beam Me Up Bundle each include one Collector Booster, so they can hold a signed card too. Wizards hasn’t published odds per pack, and TCGplayer had no listings for the signed Kirk or Janeway as of October 19.

How often will you open a stardates card?

Wizards puts a stardates card in 1 of every 25 Play Boosters. That works out to:

• About 1.2 stardates cards per 30-pack Play Booster box on average.
• About a 71% chance of at least one in a box.
• About 1 in 750 Play Boosters for any specific stardates card, assuming all 30 are equally common. Wizards hasn’t said whether they are.

The headline stardates card is Khan, Engineered Evil, a reprint of Sheoldred, the Apocalypse. The two TCGplayer listings start at $239.99 before release.

Which Booster Fun versions can you pull?

Card images: Wizards of the Coast

• LCARS shock lands: all 10 shock lands get the LCARS computer-screen frame, like this Godless Shrine. The surge foil version only comes in Collector Boosters.
• Classic Enterprise cards: painted, poster-style frames inspired by The Original Series, like this General Chang.
• Borderless cards: full-art versions like this Seven of Nine.

What is a Star Trek Play Booster worth right now?

The cheapest way to open Star Trek packs

The Play Booster Display. At about $4.45 a pack, it’s well under the $6.99 MSRP for a single pack. Draft Night is the other standout: at $92, it’s below its $119.99 MSRP and includes a Collector Booster, which sells for about $64 on its own.

What to skip

• Single Play Boosters above MSRP. A display costs about $4.45 a pack.
• Pre-release prices on singles. Most Star Trek singles have only one to three listings right now, so those numbers are asks, not real prices. Wait until boxes are opened after November 13.
• Chasing signed cards with Play Boosters. Signed cards only come in Collector Boosters, including the ones inside Draft Night and the Beam Me Up Bundle.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cards are in an MTG Star Trek Play Booster?
14, including at least one rare or mythic, a wildcard and a traditional foil.

How many cards are in a Star Trek Collector Booster?
15, including five rares or mythics.

What are the odds of a stardates card?
1 in 25 Play Boosters, which is about 1.2 per 30-pack box.

How many signed Star Trek cards are there?
7 different signed cards, about 250 copies each, so roughly 1,750 in total.

Can you pull a signed card from a Play Booster?
No. Signed cards only come in Collector Boosters, including the single Collector Booster in Draft Night and the Beam Me Up Bundle.

What are the odds of a mythic in a Star Trek Play Booster?
Wizards hasn’t finished revealing the set, so the exact rate isn’t known yet. We’ll add it once the full card list is out.

Next step: If you’re opening packs, buy a Play Booster Display rather than single packs. If you’re chasing the signed cards, read our Collector Booster guide first, then see what the set’s best cards sell for in our Star Trek chase cards ranking.

Sources: pack contents, treatment counts, the 1-in-25 stardates rate and the signed-card counts from Wizards of the Coast’s Collecting Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek; prices from TCGplayer, checked October 19, 2026. Product images: Wizards of the Coast. Card images: Wizards of the Coast, via Scryfall.