Magic: The Gathering’s Star Trek Booster Box Got Another Price Drop Right Before Black Friday… and Launch

Magic: The Gathering has seen crossovers with Marvel Super Heroes, The Hobbit, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles this year alone, but there’s more to come with the final set of 2026: Star Trek. Taking the long-running card game back to space after last year’s Edge of Eternities, we recently spotted that its Play Booster Box had been discounted heavily before it even launched this week. And yet, just days before it beams onto tabletop matches worldwide, it’s just got another price cut. Now, though, Amazon has chipped another few bucks off the price , bringing it down to $124.95 — a big 40% drop from the MSRP of $209.70 you’d usually need to fork out for with a Universes Beyond set. Save Even More On Magic’s Newest Set, Star Trek In terms of pricing per pack, this shakes out at around $4.17 for each Play Booster. That’s a great saving on the MSRP, which would have been $6.99 per pack. As ever, we need to highlight that you’re much less likely to pack some of the set’s rarest cards in Play Boosters because many of the alternative art treatments are in Collector Boosters. These are more likely to contain cards worth a lot more, but they retail for around $40 per pack if you can find them, and even then, there’s a good chance they sell for even more than that. If you’re a Star Trek fan just getting into Magic: The Gathering, this is a great price for a whole host of cards to build a deck with, or to upgrade one of your Commander precons from the set. For more on Magic: The Gathering, be sure to check out our chat with the Wizards of the Coast team about additional print runs of the Foundations preconstructed decks , and the inspiration for Reality Fracture , this year’s final in-universe set. For more Magic: The Gathering early Black Friday deals, consider these other top offers on Star Trek. My favorite of the bunch is on the Commander Deck bundle, down to $209.99 . Not only is that a reduction from its $225 MSRP, but it's a total $90 saving compared to buying each of the new decks individually. Amazon has announced that its official Black Friday sale kicks off on November 19 , so while we've got some early MTG deals there right now, look forward to even more in the coming days. How to Follow IGN's Black Friday Coverage The IGN shopping team has over 30 years of combined experience finding the best discounts, preorders and new product drops available online. If you want the latest updates from our trusted team during the Black Friday sales, here’s how to follow our coverage: Sign up for our IGN Deals Newsletter Set IGN as a preferred source in Google Shop on our Amazon Storefront Follow us on social media IGN Finds on X IGN Finds on Instagram IGN Finds on Facebook