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Coastal wizards have explored quite a few crosses with their card game Magic: The Gathering. The company’s latest set highlighted the latest fantasy and there are Spider-Man and Avatar: The last airbender is also on the way. So when a Star Trek set appeared online, it is anticipated Set the specifications Alaze.
That is, until the lists are down, and now the reports indicate that the whole thing is just a placeholding.
Months before, per Pop TrafersCard store Saga concepts were published several non-primary pages “magic ccg ccg universe Star Trek” products beyond the product line, including the release package and playing booster screen. The options also had “now ordered”.
Curious fans believed that they had a potential escape from hidden information or future sets. After all, if all the latest fantasy, Spider-Man and avatar are all the cards, be sure that Star Trek could also be? Some synergies may also have with the edges of the coming eternities, both would share a science setting.
On Mtg.cardsRealmfound more details; Star Trek Products have not only been established by September 30, 2026, with Strixhaven’s secrets, with the expected release on June 23, 2026.
The listings disappeared, and a discordio message (now has disappeared, per popvary) What happened. In trade disagreement, they said they have paused previous orders. “We’ve done these on the site in the past, like our website,” Saga concepts as representatives ” reported. “No one found Nicktoons setting MTG!”
So the whole thing was SEO play, predict a place to predict the potential of the pipe or to do something along the way. While the best intent was to help the market to be competitive, despite being crowded in the market, it has not stopped Fan sheets And go wild escape hunters with the option of a Star Trek-MTG Crossover.
For now? The pages are down, and the officer reveals magic: the next edge of the encounter is to shoot soon. Anyone who hopes to play some official star rides will have to drill deep in the pastat least for now.
Eric is an autonomous writer of IGNE.
