A leaked card, "Captain Kirk, Boldly Going," confirms the existence of a Star Trek Commander precon deck.
The card features a new creature type: Officer, and references the Spacecraft artifact subtype.
The set is scheduled to release on November 20, 2026.
The leaked card has a Bant color identity (white, blue, green), which has sparked some debate among players who associate Kirk with red.
The leaked card, "Captain Kirk, Boldly Going," has generated excitement and speculation within the MTG community. The card's abilities include buffing Spacecraft creatures and tutoring for a basic land or the card "Starship Enterprise."
The set code "TRC" on the card confirms that it is part of a Commander deck. It is speculated that there will be four commander decks, possible based on the Original Series, Next Generation, Newer Series, and a combined villains deck.
The card also references the "Spacecraft" artifact subtype, suggesting that vehicles could be commanders for these decks.
Some players have expressed concerns about Captain Kirk's color identity, as it does not include red, which is often associated with his character. However, it is possible that other versions of Kirk will be released in the main set.
Q: When will the Star Trek MTG set be released?
The set is scheduled to release on November 20, 2026.
Q: How many Commander decks will be in the set?
It is speculated that there will be four Commander decks.
Q: What colors is Captain Kirk in the leaked card?
Captain Kirk is in Bant colors (white, blue, green).
The Star Trek MTG collaboration is happening, and it will include Commander decks.
"Captain Kirk, Boldly Going" is the first card to be revealed, and it offers a glimpse into the set's mechanics and themes.
The set is still several months away, so there is plenty of time for more information to be revealed.
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