Icons 2027 Edition: Vader, Leia and your first Star Wars binder
Meet the two starter leaders, pair Anakin with Vader, and choose between fixed teaching cards and random packs.
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Spark of Rebellion: Luke, Vader, and the first collector versions
Spark of Rebellion, the first Star Wars: Unlimited set, came out in English on 8 March 2024 with 252 cards built around Rebel and Imperial leaders. The subtitle on a leader tells you which card it is, and its Hyperspace and Showcase versions each sell at their own price.
Shadows of the Galaxy: bounty hunters and the Outer Rim
Shadows of the Galaxy, the second Star Wars: Unlimited set, is about smugglers, bounty hunters, and Hutts, and it brought the Bounty and Capture keywords into the game. Its Mandalorian leader is Sworn to the Creed; Devoted Rescuer is a later Legendary unit from Ashes of the Empire.
Twilight of the Republic: Ahsoka, Anakin, and the Clone Wars chases
Twilight of the Republic, the third Star Wars: Unlimited set, brings the Clone Wars to the game, Republic against Separatists. Ahsoka Tano — Snips is its leader and Ahsoka Tano — Always Ready For Trouble is its Legendary unit.
Jump to Lightspeed: ships, pilots, and the AT-Hauler
Jump to Lightspeed, the fourth Star Wars: Unlimited set, is about starships and their pilots, and collectors want the vehicles as much as the pilots. Its Han is Never Tell Me the Odds; Audacious Smuggler is the Spark of Rebellion Han.
Legends of the Force: Jedi, Sith, and Grogu
Legends of the Force, the fifth Star Wars: Unlimited set, is about Force users, and Grogu and Darth Revan offer two very different starting points for a character page. Darth Revan — Scourge of the Old Republic is the character, and his lightsabers are a separate upgrade card.
Secrets of Power: Thrawn, the Senate, and the long game
Secrets of Power, the sixth Star Wars: Unlimited set, is about officials, saboteurs, and plots. Thrawn is its headline card, and Emergency Powers is the event people actually play and still chase in foil.
A Lawless Time: Rey, heists, and Single Reactor Ignition
A Lawless Time, the seventh Star Wars: Unlimited set, is about heists and outlaws. Its Rey — Skywalker is #149, a Legendary unit whose Hyperspace and Hyperspace foil versions share that subtitle.
Ashes of the Empire: the Endor cards to chase
Ashes of the Empire, the eighth Star Wars: Unlimited set, covers Endor and the Imperial remnant. Its chase Mando is The Mandalorian — Devoted Rescuer, a Legendary unit; Sworn to the Creed is the Shadows of the Galaxy leader.
Homeworlds collector guide: cards, decks and finishes
Chewbacca brings the Ewoks, Tarkin brings the Death Star, and Jar Jar rides into battle. Find a collecting theme and choose the deck, pack or single that fits it.
Ashes of the Empire: Play Boosters, Carbonite Edition, and Spotlight decks
Ashes of the Empire, the eighth Star Wars: Unlimited set, covers Endor and the fall of the Empire. Play Boosters build the regular set and can contain nonfoil Prestige cards. Carbonite Edition guarantees a Prestige card in each pack and is the only booster with foil and serialized Prestige tiers.