Which Twilight of the Republic chase cards should I look for?

Our Star Wars: Unlimited Twilight of the Republic chase picks include Ahsoka Tano — Snips, Ahsoka Tano — Always Ready For Trouble, Anakin Skywalker — Maverick Mentor. Choose the artwork you enjoy; these editorial picks are not a complete set checklist or a price ranking.

FoilFox market estimates refresh separately from the article review date. Each USD quote is for the pictured version, with its source observation date. Ungraded prices vary with condition and are not a guaranteed sale. Missing or stale quotes stay labelled.

Featured cards and dated USD quotes
Card and versionPrice and observation
Ahsoka Tano — SnipsTwilight of the Republic #011 · English · Non-foil$0.49TCGplayer market estimate
Ahsoka Tano — Always Ready For TroubleTwilight of the Republic #194 · English · Non-foil$0.89TCGplayer market estimate
Anakin Skywalker — Maverick MentorTwilight of the Republic #147 · English · Non-foil$0.37TCGplayer market estimate
General Grievous — General of the Droid ArmiesTwilight of the Republic #015 · English · Non-foil$0.71TCGplayer market estimate
Yoda — Sensing DarknessTwilight of the Republic #004 · English · Non-foil$0.17TCGplayer market estimate
Captain Rex — Lead by ExampleTwilight of the Republic #097 · English · Non-foil$0.32TCGplayer market estimate

What kind of set is Twilight of the Republic?

Twilight of the Republic plays out the prequel war, with clone troopers working together, Separatist droid swarms, and Jedi mentors. Like Spark of Rebellion, it prints some heroes twice in one set, once as a leader and once as a Legendary unit.

Anakin also turns up on Weekly Play promos, which carry a promo stamp and belong to a promo set of their own. Read the set abbreviation on the card to know which Anakin you are holding.

Which Twilight of the Republic cards do collectors want?

Sources

Twilight of the Republic · Star Wars Unlimited
Star Wars: Unlimited expansions · Wikipedia