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Magic: The Gathering's Star Trek Universes Beyond set will add two new Commander-specific mechanics in November. Preconstructed Commander decks have shipped alongside major set releases since the Commander series ended in 2019, but had not introduced new keyworded mechanics like Lieutenant or Eminence.

Wizards of the Coast's Magic: The Gathering Universes Beyond Star Trek set launches on November 13, with pre-release events starting November 6, marking Star Trek's 60th anniversary. The set introduces mechanics such as Beam Me Up, Face a Dilemma and Assimilate, plus Spacecraft and Station rules, with characters and art spanning the 1960s original series through Strange New Worlds. Collector boosters include cards limited to 250 copies each and hand-signed by the depicted actors.

The Magic: The Gathering Star Trek Universes Beyond set will introduce a new way to lose next month, based on one of James T. Kirk's most famous stories. Most games of Magic end when a player hits zero life, though some players build decks around alternate win conditions like emptying an opponent's deck, poison counters, or cards such as Simic Ascendancy and Doctor Doom, Unrivaled.

Wizards of the Coast revealed the mechanics and new cards for Magic: The Gathering's Star Trek Universes Beyond set, scheduled to launch in November. The set introduces seven new mechanics, two of them only in Commander cards, plus one mechanic returning from 2024's Edge of Eternities. The reveal also showed cards from the main set and preconstructed Commander decks, along with special treatments including seven cards signed by the people depicted in the artwork.