Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Crew Officially Return In 9-Part 'Reunion'

Published Nov 12, 2026, 12:00 PM EST

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Longtime viewers will remember that, when Star Trek: Deep Space Nine premiered back in 1993, it wasn't exactly welcomed with open arms by every Trekkie. After spending years with Picard and the Enterprise crew in The Next Generation, some fans weren't sold on a series set primarily aboard a stationary space station. Its darker tone and starkly different take on storytelling deepened the divide over the years, with some viewers arguing that the show strayed too far from Roddenberry's original vision.

Thankfully, time has been very kind to Deep Space Nine, and what was once one of the franchise's more divisive entries has enjoyed a bit of a critical renaissance in recent years, with its ambitious long-running storylines earning newfound appreciation. Today, DS9 is widely celebrated as one of Star Trek's finest achievements, with its unforgettable ensemble cast being a major part of that revitalization.

Now, nearly three decades after the series ended, the beloved Deep Space Nine crew is officially reuniting in a very different way, but one that pays tribute to the iconic series and all of its unique characters.

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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is officially getting a massive reunion thanks to an upcoming crossover, with an incredible new set bringing together the show's beloved cast in one enormous illustration. Titled Deep Space Find, the appropriately numbered nine-card mosaic is essentially a Star Trek-themed Magic seek-and-find puzzle, featuring countless familiar faces and Easter eggs for longtime fans to discover.

Illustrated by Marija Tiurina, the elaborate illustration evokes the memorable gatherings and celebrations that helped define DS9, particularly the crew's emotional farewell party in the series finale. Deep Space Find serves as a sprawling tribute to the show's entire seven-season run, with each card featuring a different portion of the larger illustration and letting fans assemble all nine to reveal the complete image. You can take a look below:

According to Wizards of the Coast, the mosaic is "stacked with references to Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. If there's a character from that series you love, chances are you can find them here, hiding somewhere aboard this space station." The nine individual cards making up Deep Space Find include:

• Captain Benjamin Sisko
• Dominion Saboteur
• The Holodeck
• Quark, Humble Proprietor
• Constable Odo
• Dominion Infiltration
• Quark's Bar
• Nog, Ambitious Cadet
• Jadzia Dax, Living Legacy

While some cards spotlight individual members of the DS9 crew, others pay tribute to memorable locations and storylines, including the Dominion War. Beyond the characters featured on the individual cards, the larger illustration has a ton of little details for fans to find.

Deep Space Find is just one of several incredible mosaics included in the crossover. Other scenes include Unimatrix Zero, a six-card tribute to Star Trek: Voyager; Mirror, Mirror, featuring six cards inspired by The Original Series; and Showdown at Sector 001, a four-card recreation of Picard's terrifying transformation into Locutus.

Two additional six-card mosaics, Divergent Timeline and Enterprise-Q, are being released through dedicated Scene Boxes, respectively featuring the Kelvin timeline's Enterprise crew and Q's antics aboard Picard's Enterprise.

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The larger Magic: The Gathering crossover celebrates 60 years of Star Trek, featuring characters, spacecraft, and iconic moments from across the entire franchise. Alongside Play Boosters and Collector Boosters, fans can pick up four Commander decks: Federation Fleet, Landing Party, Klingon Fury, and We Are the Borg.

Magic: The Gathering x Star Trek officially releases tomorrow, November 13, 2026. However, Wizards of the Coast has warned that production and shipping issues are affecting certain products. While Play Boosters remain on schedule, some Commander decks, Scene Boxes, and other special products are experiencing delays depending on the region, meaning not everything may be available immediately at launch.