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Due to production and shipping issues, select Magic: The Gathering® | Star Trek™ products may arrive later than expected, and the exact delays vary by region. For more details, read the full announcement here: magic.wizards.com/en/news/anno...

magic.wizards.comMagic: The Gathering® | Star Trek™ Product Delays in Select RegionsUpdated availability information for select Magic: The Gathering® | Star Trek™ products at Prerelease and global tabletop release.

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Glad I quit modern day Magic. Billion dollar company and you can get your products out on time…maybe cut back on some stuff and you won’t have these consistent supply issues 🙄

Hey do you guys think that it would help to release less sets in the year, and maybe cut down on other stupid bullshit like another $150 commander deck

Wow, who would have thought that releasing a constant unceasing stream of soulless [PRODUCT] would lead to an a shortage of shipping capacity. Y’know, the kind of event that could be avoided by cutting the garbage sets nobody asked for or wants and which sit unsold on shelves.

Not surprised at all.. you are just printing too much products and don't have the capacity to produce that much.. the greed continue until morale improves

So you overwork your staff and then can't even keep up with production demand for the oversaturated release schedule you insist on keeping? Time to recognize your unions and reevaluate your production schedule.

It feels like this is the new normal. You can't keep up with the pace that you're releasing product and players are suffering as a result. Scale it back!

Won’t be a problem because we weren’t going to buy it. Star Trek feels out of place in the multiverse- there is no fantasy element. EOE worked because the artists/storytellers at wizards made it MAGIC. Star Trek is…not art.

Star trek is art. Star trek may not appeal to the magic audience at large and my not have the same connection to the known multiverse that eoe had but you cannot deny that star trek has had its hand in shaping story telling as we know it