Magic: The Gathering unveils Star Trek: Enterprise-Q Scene Box
The six-card interconnected scene features Picard and Q, and the box also packs three Star Trek Play Boosters and a display easel.
Wizards of the Coast has revealed Star Trek: Enterprise-Q, a Scene Box for Magic: The Gathering's Star Trek crossover built around six interconnected Scene Cards, according to screenrant.com. The crossover itself launches on November 13, 2026.
The six cards in the scene are Worf, Still Not Merry; Q, Your Illustrious Host; La Forge, Thoughtful as Ever; Data, Professor of Humanities; Jean-Luc, Mon Capitaine; and Troi, Winging It. Alexander Gering illustrated the scene.
Each Enterprise-Q Scene Box contains six traditional foil borderless cards, six art-only cards, three Star Trek Play Boosters and a display easel. Non-foil versions of the six playable cards also appear in Collector Boosters.
A second Scene Box, Divergent Timeline, features Kelvin timeline versions of Kirk, Spock and their crew.
What else arrives with the crossover
The Magic: The Gathering x Star Trek release includes Play Boosters, Collector Boosters and four Commander decks: Federation Fleet, Landing Party, Klingon Fury and We Are the Borg. Preorders are already available.
Q first appeared in the opening episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, putting Picard and humanity on trial, and the rivalry ran across seven seasons, including the finale "All Good Things." The character also appeared in Deep Space Nine and Voyager, and reunited with Picard in Star Trek: Picard Season 2.
Quick answers
When does the Magic: The Gathering x Star Trek crossover launch?
It launches on November 13, 2026, with preorders already available.
What is inside the Star Trek: Enterprise-Q Scene Box?
Six traditional foil borderless cards, six art-only cards, three Star Trek Play Boosters and a display easel.
Which cards make up the Enterprise-Q scene?
Worf, Still Not Merry; Q, Your Illustrious Host; La Forge, Thoughtful as Ever; Data, Professor of Humanities; Jean-Luc, Mon Capitaine; and Troi, Winging It.