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Lorcana’s fifth set throws a celebration near the Great Illuminary, with Sugar Rush racers from Wreck-It Ralph and two Pride Rock lions.
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Lorcana’s fifth set throws a celebration near the Great Illuminary, with Sugar Rush racers from Wreck-It Ralph and two Pride Rock lions.

Lorcana’s sixth set heads out to sea with pirates, Big Hero 6, Chip ’n Dale Rescue Rangers and Tiana’s restaurant.

Mickey Mouse — Inspirational Warrior, All Is Found and Aurora — Waking Beauty lead the Enchanted cards from Lorcana’s seventh set.

A Jafar glimmer takes over Archazia’s Island and reforges the Hexwell Crown in Lorcana’s eighth set, where Encanto and Aladdin cards share the packs.

Mickey Mouse — Brave Little Prince and Minnie Mouse — Sweetheart Princess top Lorcana’s ninth set, ahead of Enchanted Pooh, Ariel and Steamboat Mickey.

Lorcana’s tenth set sends detectives into the caverns below the Great Illuminary and brings Sleepy Hollow, The Black Cauldron and Gargoyles into the game.

An Elsa glimmer overdoes the weather in Lorcana’s eleventh set, leaving tropical characters standing in the snow.

Pixar joins Lorcana in its twelfth set, bringing Buzz, Jessie, Merida and Mr. Incredible into the game.

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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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 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.

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.

Riftbound’s second main set brings new legends, a new run of Signature cards and another Ahri, Inquisitive.