Kirk Meets Spock: Six Star Trek Cards, One Scene

The story continues past the right edge

Put Spock beside Kirk's outstretched hand. The bridge carries across the boundary, and two individual cards begin to read as one image. Wizards revealed its Star Trek scene cards on October 30; our focus today is Divergent Timeline. After our earlier Borg-deck story, this is a different collecting question: which character would you keep, and which larger picture would you want to live with?

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• Official October 30 scene reveal

Kirk, Man of Action — TRC 0180

The supplied English original prints TRC, EN and 0180 along its lower edge, with JB Casacop credited as artist. Kirk's yellow uniform and reaching hand draw the eye toward the adjacent panel. These two cards are only part of the six-card scene. We retain the complete playable card, including its rules box, so the relationship between game object and larger illustration remains visible.

• Official Kirk image

Spock, Voice of Reason — TRC 0181

Spock's blue uniform, raised hands and bridge background sit next to Kirk's movement. The English card carries TRC 0181 and the same artist credit. Full names, set codes and collector numbers matter when a franchise character appears on several cards: a different Spock is not automatically another printing of this illustration. English text printed on these supplied originals has been preserved.

• Official Spock image

A box built around a finished picture

The official Divergent Timeline Scene Box contains six traditional-foil borderless scene cards, six separate art cards, three Play Boosters and a display easel. Nonfoil versions of the Scene Box cards also appear in Collector Boosters. The global tabletop release is November 13, following the November 6–12 Prerelease window. Local availability and shop pricing require their own checks.

• Official contents and release dates

A favourite character or a shared view?

A connected illustration changes what an existing card can do for a collector. Alone, Kirk reads as a decisive gesture. Beside Spock, the space between them becomes part of the story. That suggests deciding how you want to enjoy the cards before deciding how many to obtain. Someone moving cards in and out of decks may value the individual pieces; someone building a display may care more about their arrangement. Neither choice needs a prediction about resale value. The appealing part is the extra context created when one image acquires a neighbour.

Identification is ready; a single-card price is not

Checked November 1, 2026. We have not verified current single-card prices for these English TRC 0180/0181 printings, matching market/currency offers, physical condition or grading. No price observation date is assigned. Our TCGIndex EU search for TRC 0180 returned no match; that does not establish an absence of offers worldwide. Use the official originals to identify the cards, and check the exact language and foil treatment when a matching TCGIndex detail becomes available.

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