Which Secrets of Power chase cards should I look for?

Our Star Wars: Unlimited Secrets of Power chase picks include Grand Admiral Thrawn — Grand Schemer, Emergency Powers, Aggressive Negotiations. Choose the artwork you enjoy; these editorial picks are not a complete set checklist or a price ranking.

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Featured cards and dated USD quotes
Card and versionPrice and observation
Grand Admiral Thrawn — Grand SchemerSecrets of Power #193 · English · Non-foil$2.76TCGplayer market estimate
Emergency PowersSecrets of Power #040 · English · Non-foil$1.19TCGplayer market estimate
Aggressive NegotiationsSecrets of Power #179 · English · Non-foil$3.06TCGplayer market estimate
Captain Rex — Into the FirefightSecrets of Power #048 · English · Non-foil$1.20TCGplayer market estimate

What kind of set is Secrets of Power?

This is a set of politics and sabotage. If Jump to Lightspeed was the hangar, Secrets of Power is the briefing room, and collectors who skip sets outside the main saga still tend to want the Grand Schemer versions.

Captain Rex returns here with a new subtitle, Into the Firefight. His earlier cards come from Twilight of the Republic, the leader Fighting For His Brothers and the unit Lead by Example.

Which Secrets of Power cards do collectors want?

Sources

Secrets of Power · Star Wars Unlimited
Star Wars: Unlimited expansions · Wikipedia