Magic Precon+ · Star Trek

Captain Pike, Fullness of Time: New Worlds

Pike already knows what's on top of the deck, and every new land he finds makes him bigger. A 100-card green Commander deck built from singles, $56.07 for every card.

Magic Precon+ · Star Trek

New Worlds

Led by Captain Pike, Fullness of Time

Captain Pike, Fullness of Time card art
Colors
Mono-Green
Theme
Differently named lands, played off the top of the library
Set
Star Trek
Deck total
$56.07 for all 100 cards
Prices as of
November 8, 2026

Captain Pike, Fullness of Time has power and toughness equal to the number of differently named lands you control. You may look at the top card of your library any time, and you may play lands from there. So every land you would have drawn is a land you play without spending a draw, and the next card is a fresh look.

That's why this deck runs eight Forests and 29 lands that each have a different name, plus three cards that are a spell on one face and a land on the other. Most of those lands do a job of their own: Rogue's Passage gets Pike through blockers, Bonders' Enclave and War Room draw cards, Reliquary Tower keeps them, Throne of the High City makes you the monarch, and Mosswort Bridge plays its hidden card once your creatures total ten power (Pike alone gets there at ten names). About a third of the lands enter tapped. That's the price of a new name every turn, and the elves and Rampant Growth cover the early turns. Oracle of Mul Daya and Augur of Autumn also play from the top, Crystal Ball and Explorer's Scope set it up, and Hour of Promise, Sylvan Scrying, Elvish Reclaimer and Crop Rotation find the exact land you need. Champion's Helm, Swiftfoot Boots, Snakeskin Veil and Saru, Unthreatened keep Pike alive, and Soul's Majesty and Rishkar's Expertise turn his size into cards. David and Carol Marcus make a New Planet, one more name on the board; Temporal Anomaly trades itself for one, and Conduit of Worlds can replay it from the graveyard. Crop Rotation is its one Game Changer, so the deck is Bracket 3. Eleven cards are priced at their Star Trek presale printings, since the set is out November 13.

One rule people get wrong: Pike gives you no extra land drop. A land played from the top is your one land for the turn, which is why Oracle of Mul Daya, Wayward Swordtooth and Explore matter here, and why Explorer's Scope and Druidic Satchel, which put lands onto the battlefield without using your land drop, do too. Names count once, too: eight Forests are one name, and two New Planet tokens are one name.

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All 100 cards $56.07
Our cap for this deck $59.99
Top three cards $10.75 Wayward Swordtooth, Crop Rotation, Dryad Arbor
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