Magnificent Maestros: Nov 13 TCG Drop Radar

Our November TCG drops radar mapped the whole month, and last week’s December TCG drops edition covered the holiday gift boxes. This edition covers the next two Fridays, November 13 and November 20, and adds a Yu-Gi-Oh! release our earlier radars didn’t cover. Every date comes from the publisher’s own page. For the full calendar, start at the Upcoming Drops hub.

How to read this radar

November 13 and 20 at a glance

November 13: two capped chases, one street day

Nov 11 OTS · Nov 13 Street

Yu-Gi-Oh! Magnificent Maestros

Konami’s Magnificent Maestros page lists a 125-card set at $34.99 MSRP. It reaches Official Tournament Stores on November 11, with general launch and tournament legality on November 13. Each box holds three 5-card packs plus 3 Secret Rares, each with a chance to upgrade to Starlight Rare. It’s the sequel to September’s Magnificent Monsters. The headliners are 18 reimagined anime cards based on Seto Kaiba, Zane Truesdale, Jack Atlas, Kite Tenjo, Yuto/Yugo/Yuri and Varis. Each one also comes in an extended-art version as an Ultra Rare or Starlight Rare. Konami also adds 21 new cards for Toon, Witchcrafter and Unchained decks, inserted 1 per pack.

Why it matters: For $34.99 you’re guaranteed 15 pack cards plus 3 Secret Rares. Judge the box on those, against the singles you’d actually play, not on the Grand Master Rare chase.

Pictured: Magnificent Maestros box. Image source: Konami

Nov 13 · Chase

Grand Master Rares: 100 per card, per region

Only the 18 reimagined cards get Grand Master Rare versions, with extended art and hieroglyphic borders. Each copy is serial-numbered 001 through 100. Konami prints 100 of each card for the Americas (North, Central and South America combined). It prints another 100 of each for markets supplied from Europe (Europe, Oceania, Africa and the Middle East), and those carry an “E” at the end of the serial number. That’s 1,800 Grand Master Rares for the Americas and 1,800 for Europe-distributed markets. Every Grand Master Rare is printed in English, but they can also turn up in French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish packs. Konami’s own description: “EXTREMELY rare.”

Why it matters: The “E” suffix creates two separate runs of 100 for every card, so check the suffix and the serial number before you buy one. Konami doesn’t publish how many boxes it printed, so you can’t turn the 100-copy cap into odds per box.

Pictured: sample extended-art reimagined cards. Grand Master Rare versions add hieroglyphic borders and a serial number. Image source: Konami

Nov 10 Arena · Nov 13 Street

Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek signed headliners

Wizards’ Collecting Star Trek article lists MTG Arena on November 10 and the global tabletop release on November 13. There are 7 different signed headliner cards, each hand-signed by a Star Trek actor, with fewer than 250 copies of each. They appear only in Collector Boosters ($37.99 MSRP), in any language, but the signed card itself is always in English. Wizards says a signed headliner appears in an “extremely low quantity” of Collector Boosters and publishes no pull rate for them.

Why it matters: Seven cards at fewer than 250 each means fewer than 1,750 signed cards (our arithmetic). That’s about the same number as Konami’s Americas Grand Master Rare run, but spread across Collector Boosters worldwide in every language. Neither number is a reason to open a box hoping to profit.

Pictured: Captain James T. Kirk signed headliner (Wizards’ digital rendering, not an actual card). Image source: Wizards of the Coast

“Konami doesn’t publish how many boxes it printed, so you can’t turn the 100-copy cap into odds per box.”

Nov 13 · Street

Star Trek product pick: the Beam Me Up Bundle math

Per Wizards, the $99.99 Beam Me Up Bundle includes 8 Play Boosters, 1 Collector Booster and 2 of 8 traditional foil ship schematic promo cards, along with full-art Away Team basic lands, an oversized spindown life counter and a card-storage box. At Wizards’ MSRPs ($6.99 per Play Booster, $37.99 per Collector Booster), those 9 boosters alone add up to $93.91. The Collector Booster inside is the same pack that can hold a signed headliner. If you’d rather have a sure thing, the four $74.99 Commander Decks have fixed contents. Commander Party Round 1 runs November 20–26 in stores.

Why it matters: At MSRP, the schematic promos, lands and accessories cost about $6 more than the packs alone (our arithmetic from Wizards’ prices). That makes the bundle the cheapest way to get the exclusive promos if your store charges MSRP. If it’s marked up, buy the packs on their own.

Pictured: Beam Me Up Bundle. Image source: Wizards of the Coast

Nov 13 · Street

Pokémon TCG Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck

Pokémon’s November product roundup lists the Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck for November 13. It’s a ready-to-play 60-card deck with six damage-counter dice, a coin-flip die, two coin condition markers, a deck box and a strategy sheet. Pokémon’s page doesn’t list a price.

Why it matters: It’s a fixed-content play product with no packs, so there’s nothing to chase. Buy it to play, and don’t pay over your store’s shelf price.

Pictured: Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck. Image source: Pokémon

November 20: One Piece, Star Wars: Unlimited and Delta Reign

Also on the board

• November 13–16 — Riftbound drawing. Riot’s 2026 drawings announcement opens online registration for the $70 T1 2025 Worlds Champion Player Bundle and the $80 Worlds 2026 Edition from 9:00 AM PT (11:00 AM CT) November 13 to 9:00 AM PT (11:00 AM CT) November 16. First selectees get emails November 17, and online orders ship in mid-December.
• November 30 — Star Trek full card gallery. Wizards lists the full card image gallery for November 30, after the set is already in stores. Wait for the full checklist before you price singles.

Before you open a capped chase: a checklist

Featured collage: Magnificent Maestros box and sample extended-art cards (Konami), Captain James T. Kirk signed headliner rendering (Wizards of the Coast) and Star Trek Collector Booster box (Wizards of the Coast). Dates checked November 9, 2026 against publisher pages. Dates can change, so confirm with your store before you preorder.