Star Trek: MTG Chase Cards Command High Prices on Secondary Market

Star Trek and Magic: The Gathering united their respective universes on Friday introducing high-value chase cards that immediately commanded steep prices on the secondary market due to gorgeous alternate arts and limited collector prints.

  • Will Riker, First in the Field features unique artwork of the character cooking eggs aboard the Enterprise and commands over $300 on reseller sites.
  • The set includes ten LCARS Shock Lands depicting planets explored by the Enterprise crew, boosting multi-color deck strategies.
  • Seven signed headliner cards exist in fewer than 250 copies each inside Collector Boosters, featuring signatures from actors including the late Patrick Stewart.

Will Riker, First in the Field is a Red creature with an amazing land ramp ability.

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The effect of Will Riker, First in the Field also doesn’t specify basic lands.

Instead, he’s cooking eggs aboard the Enterprise.

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The Star Trek set for Magic: The Gathering features ten Shock Lands: Hallowed Fountain, Watery Grave, Blood Crypt, Stomping Ground, Temple Garden, Godless Shrine, Steam Vents, Overgrown Tomb, Sacred Foundry, and Breeding Pool.

Card Type / Name Colors / Attributes Market Presence & Value
Will Riker, First in the Field (Showcase) Red Creature Selling for over $300 on reseller sites
Mr. Spock, Science Officer (Showcase) Blue Creature Selling for over $150 on eBay
Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Showcase) Commander Candidate Selling for over $300 on reseller sites
Signed Headliners Collector Booster Exclusive Fewer than 250 copies of each in circulation

Wizards of the Coast stacked the deck with seven Signed Headliner cards, featuring characters from the set signed by the actors who played them.

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