Secret Lair Star Trek Superdrop: Full Card List and Prices

Buy the two small bundles, not the big one. If you were going to spend $379.99 on everything in the Star Trek Secret Lair, the same twelve items bought as two three-drop bundles cost $19.99 more and clear the promo threshold twice instead of once. That is the most useful sentence in this post. Everything else is the card list and the fine print behind it.

The drop in one paragraph

Wizards announced Secret Lair: Set Phasers to Superdrop on October 27, 2026, and it went on sale November 9, 2026 at MagicSecretLair.com. The pre-queue opened at 8 a.m. PT and the sale at 9 a.m. PT. It is six drops, each $29.99 non-foil or $39.99 foil, and five bundles. Wizards' own pitch is that it covers Star Trek "from TOS to LD." Prices are listed in US dollars only, and the page gives no end date for the sale. It landed four days before the main Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek set released on November 13.

Every card below is an existing Magic card wearing Star Trek art, and 14 of the 35 carry a Star Trek name too. The rules text is the underlying card's, and so is the legality.

The full card list: six drops, 35 cards

Wizards' page lists the contents but not a total. My count from its lists is 35 cards: 5 + 10 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 5. The collector numbers are Scryfall's, in its Secret Lair Drop set, released November 9. A name in quotation marks is the Star Trek name printed on the card. The name in front of it is the Magic card you are actually playing.

Each drop has a clear job. Beam Me Up is four flicker effects, because a transporter is a flicker effect. Conjurer's Closet as "The Transporter" shows a Starfleet officer in a gold uniform holding a communicator while he and a crewmate shimmer into view on an alien world. tlhIngan maH is five red cards under a Klingon drop name. Relentless Assault gives you an extra combat, and War's Toll makes an opponent's whole team attack once any of it does. KHAAAAAAAAN does the Wrath of Khan jokes: Commandeer and "Reliant's Betrayal" for the hijacked ship, Genesis Wave for the Genesis Device.

For a Commander player, the most-played cards are spread across three drops. Scryfall's EDHREC ranks put Seething Song at 298 and Demand Answers at 421 (tlhIngan maH), Buried Alive at 353 (KHAAAAAAAAN) and Conjurer's Closet at 460 (Beam Me Up). Assimilation has nothing in that range: its best-ranked card is Elas il-Kor at 618, and Hive Mind sits at 7,717.

What the bundles actually save

Wizards sells five bundles on top of the six single drops. The "separately" column is the single-drop price added up. The savings column is my arithmetic.

None of the bundle discounts is large. The best one per dollar is the Everything bundle, at about 9.5% off. The non-foil bundle saves about 5.5%. If you only want one finish of one drop, a bundle does nothing for you. Wizards' page says orders over $99 ship free, so two single drops at $29.99 do not get you there and a single foil drop does not either.

The Transporter Boondoggle promo and the $199.99 line

Wizards' offer is one foil Return of the Wildspeaker as "Transporter Boondoggle" "for every $199.99 spent while supplies last." Scryfall lists it as Secret Lair promo 921. It is the five-mana green instant that either draws cards equal to the greatest power among your non-Human creatures, or gives your non-Humans +3/+3. The art is two copies of the same dog, one calm and one snarling, on a transporter pad, with a flavor-text quote from Chief Montgomery Scott.

The threshold sits exactly on the price of the two three-drop bundles, so here is how the common baskets come out:

Look at the last two rows. United Federation and Rival Powers together are the same twelve items as the Everything bundle: all six drops in both finishes. They cost $19.99 more and clear the promo threshold twice. So if you are buying everything, the extra $19.99 is the price of a second Transporter Boondoggle. Whether that is worth it depends on what the promo sells for, and Scryfall had no price for it on November 13.

Two caveats from Wizards' own wording. It is "while supplies last," so a late order may get nothing. And the page doesn't say whether shipping or tax counts toward the $199.99, so do not plan on landing a cart at $199.98 plus shipping.

Lower Decks is the Commander drop

If you play Commander and buy one drop, Lower Decks is the one to look at. It is four legendary creatures and a legendary Vehicle, and two of them can lead a deck together.

Tendi and Rutherford are a legal partner pair. Thrasios ("Tendi") and Silas Renn ("Rutherford") both have plain Partner, so you can run them as two commanders. Together their color identity is blue, black and green. Thrasios turns spare mana into lands or cards at {4} a time. Silas Renn has deathtouch and lets you cast an artifact card from your graveyard when he deals combat damage to a player. If you are a Lower Decks fan, that is a real commander pairing of two characters from the show, sold in the same drop.

The other three:

• Kambal ("Boimler") is a white-black legendary that copies tokens your opponents make (once a turn, tapped) and drains each opponent for 1 whenever tokens enter under your control. It's a token commander in its own right.
• Inti ("Mariner") is a two-mana red creature that rewards discarding on attack: a +1/+1 counter and trample, plus, whenever you discard, an exiled card you may play until your next end step.
• Weatherlight ("U.S.S. Cerritos") is a 4/5 flying Vehicle with crew 3 that digs five cards deep for a historic card each time it connects.

The four ensigns are also in the main Star Trek set, as different cards. If you want a whole Lower Decks deck, here are both versions side by side, from Scryfall's Star Trek (TRK) and Secret Lair data:

D'Vana Tendi is also the hybrid green-blue signpost in our Star Trek draft archetypes guide, so Tendi is green-blue in both products.

Legality: what Scryfall shows

Every one of the 35 cards is a printing of an existing card, so legality follows the underlying card. Scryfall's legalities for this release, checked November 13, 2026:

• Commander: all 35 are legal. Scryfall also flags none of them as a Game Changer, so nothing here pushes a deck up a Commander bracket on its own.
• Legacy and Vintage: all 35 are legal.
• Modern: not legal for Silas Renn, Thrasios and Illusionist's Gambit, and Seething Song is banned. The other 31 are legal.
• Pioneer: legal for Gix, Elas il-Kor, Demand Answers, Inti, Kambal, Weatherlight, Eerie Interlude, Essence Flux, Genesis Wave, Fracture and the basics.
• Standard: legal for Demand Answers, Inti, Kambal, Genesis Wave and the basics. Genesis Wave is Standard-legal because of its Foundations printing.

The Transporter Boondoggle promo is legal in Commander, Pioneer and Modern, but not Standard. Scryfall's flags are only as current as the last banned-list update behind them. Check Wizards' banned-and-restricted announcements before you sleeve anything for a sanctioned event.

What the announcement does not tell you

I compared Wizards' page with Scryfall's data and the card images. Four things don't match or aren't covered:

• The ship's name. Wizards' page lists Weatherlight as "S.S. Cerritos, California-Class." The card itself, per the Scryfall image, reads U.S.S. Cerritos, California-Class.
• The basics. Wizards lists two of each basic land in New Worlds. Scryfall catalogues one printing per land type (2754–2758, all by Alayna Danner), so it does not show two different arts per type.
• A bonus card. Scryfall lists a foil Command Tower as a Secret Lair bonus card (SLD 7179, artist Irvin Rodriguez), released November 9 and tagged Universes Beyond. Its art shows a Starfleet captain in a red-shouldered uniform pointing from the captain's chair. Wizards' announcement does not mention it, so do not count on getting one.
• Sale length and sell-outs. The page gives no end date. It does say that adding a drop to your cart does not reserve it. If you want something, check MagicSecretLair.com for what is still in stock, not this post.

If you missed the sale or want to know how a Superdrop's legality works in general, our Secret Lair x Masters of the Universe explainer covers the previous Superdrop. For how Star Trek fits into Universes Beyond as a whole, see Universes Beyond explained. For the Star Trek Commander precons, see the best Star Trek commanders.

Quick Action Checklist

• Buying everything? Two three-drop bundles ($399.98) instead of the Everything bundle ($379.99) gets a second Transporter Boondoggle for $19.99, while supplies last.
• Buying one finish of all six? The non-foil bundle saves $9.95 and the foil bundle $13.95. Neither reaches the $199.99 promo line twice.
• Buying for Commander? Lower Decks: Tendi and Rutherford are a blue-black-green partner pair, and Kambal is a token commander.
• Want a flicker package? Beam Me Up is four flicker cards, with Conjurer's Closet the most-played on EDHREC's rank.
• Taking it to a tournament? Commander, Legacy and Vintage are all clear. Check Modern, Pioneer and Standard card by card against the list above.
• Checking stock? Go to MagicSecretLair.com. Wizards gives no end date.