MTG Star Trek Set Delayed Across Multiple Regions

Magic: The Gathering's Star Trek Set Faces Global Product Delays Published Oct 17, 2026, 2:21 PM EDT Nazmul Roosevelt is a journalist who has spent years covering the video games industry with a focus on clarity, accessibility, and genuine curiosity. He works to help players understand the people, craft, and decisions behind the entertainment they love. From game developers, to the technical artists, and communities shaping modern gaming; if you have a story worth sharing, he’s always open to hearing it... And if you happen to know anything about that secret Twin Peaks game in development, he’d especially like to talk. Sign in to your TheGamer account Magic: The Gathering’s upcoming Star Trek crossover is facing widespread product delays across multiple regions, according to Wizards of the Coast. The company confirmed that production and shipping issues are affecting several items in the Universes Beyond lineup, with exact arrival dates now varying by territory. Play Boosters and Prerelease Packs remain on schedule for pre-release on November 6 alongside a global tabletop release on November 13, but nearly every other product category may arrive late depending on where players live. These delays come during an especially high‑profile moment for both Magic and Star Trek. The set is designed to celebrate the franchise’s 60th anniversary, marking six decades of television adventures with characters that have been represented through a long history of collectible tie‑ins. In North America, Commander Decks Are The Main Item Affected Set Phasers To Delay Europe, the Middle East, and Africa are seeing broader disruptions. Collector Boosters in English, French, and German may arrive late, and Commander Decks in French and German could slip past pre-release. Collector’s Edition Commander Decks are also delayed, with some quantities arriving after the expected period and others well after the full release. English‑language Commander Decks, Draft Night kits, Scene Boxes, and Beam Me Up Bundles may also miss the November 13 date. Asia‑Pacific regions will have players of the tabletop game experiencing the widest range of delays. Collector Boosters, Omega Collector Boosters, Bundles, Beam Me Up Bundles, and Draft Night kits may all arrive after the tabletop release. In New Zealand, Scene Boxes are specifically noted as delayed beyond November 13. Wizards stresses that these timelines remain fluid as logistics teams attempt to accelerate shipments where possible, and players are encouraged to check with local retailers for updated availability. Despite the logistical setbacks, the set’s artistic ambition remains a major draw. Artists Josh Newton, Raymond Swanland, and Remi Jacquot bring a cosmic, painterly style that adapts classic Star Trek imagery with the texture and expression that defined the original series. Their work spans multiple eras of Trek, giving fans a visual celebration that feels both modern and faithful to the franchise’s roots. With Magic closing out one of its busiest release years and Star Trek marking a milestone anniversary, the announcement is unfortunate timing that reflects a recurring trend of product delays cropping up with the frequency of Tribbles from the card manufacturer. Magic The Gathering Franchise Magic: The Gathering Original Release Date 1993 Publisher Wizards of the Coast Age Recommendation 13+