Star Trek in Competitive Play
Which new Star Trek cards are actually putting up results, format by format. Built from 0 tournament decklists since the set became legal on Nov 6. No new cards have shown up in results yet. Updated daily.
Making an impact
New Star Trek cards played by at least 2 different players with at least one top-8 finish, ranked by results. One player registering the same list again counts once.
No new card has a top-8 finish from more than one player yet.
Not enough results yet to rank Standard (0 events), Pioneer (0 events), Modern (0 events), Pauper (0 events), Legacy (0 events); a format needs 10+ events and 75+ decklists.
Standard
0 decklists since Nov 6
No Standard decklists since Star Trek became legal yet.
Pioneer
0 decklists since Nov 6
No Pioneer decklists since Star Trek became legal yet.
Modern
0 decklists since Nov 6
No Modern decklists since Star Trek became legal yet.
Pauper
0 decklists since Nov 6
No Pauper decklists since Star Trek became legal yet.
Legacy
0 decklists since Nov 6
No Legacy decklists since Star Trek became legal yet.
Notable reprints
Older cards reprinted in Star Trek. A new printing usually means more supply and lower prices. Play share is the last 14 days.
Steam Vents
rareStandard 14.1% · Pioneer 33.3% · Modern 23.3% · Legacy 0.4%
Percent = share of a format's decklists (8+ player events since Nov 6) that play the card, weighted by event size the same way as our meta numbers. Cards in at least 3 decks get a full tile, cards in 2 decks are early sightings, and single-deck appearances are only counted. Basic lands are excluded.
