Star Wars: Unlimited

Star Wars: Unlimited Set Completion Tracker

Every set, and how close you are to finishing it. TurnZero HQ counts your cards against the total printed on each set's cards, keeps Hyperspace, Showcase and Prestige versions apart, and gives you a checklist of exactly what's missing.

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How it counts

Star Wars: Unlimited cards print their place in the set along the bottom: SOR 059/252 is card 59 of the 252 in Spark of Rebellion's main set. TurnZero HQ counts completion against that printed total, the number after the slash.

What you ownHow it counts
Card SOR 059One toward 252
Four copies of SOR 059Still one: completion counts cards, not copies
A foil of SOR 059The same card as the normal copy, so still one
A Hyperspace version numbered past 252An extra, counted in the tally beside the main count
A tokenAn extra, counted in the same tally

So a set reads like 142 / 252, with the extras shown as their own count next to it. Finishing the main set is a milestone on its own, and the alternate versions stay visible without making it look further away than it is. Reading the collector number →

The checklist

Open a set for every card in it, in collector order, as a grid of card images. Cards you own are bright, with how many copies you have; cards you're missing are dimmed. Filter to Missing for a want list, or to Owned to see what you've pulled.

The sets list opens on the sets you actually collect, the ones you own cards from, and on every set when you haven't added any cards yet. Progress updates as soon as a card is added, whether you searched it, scanned it or imported it. Scanning a stack in →

Hyperspace and other versions

Hyperspace, Showcase and Prestige versions carry collector numbers of their own, past the main set's printed total, so each is a separate card in the checklist with its own price. They're counted in the extras tally rather than the main count, the same place tokens go. How many extras a set has varies from set to set.

What about foils?

A foil shares its collector number with the normal copy, so the checklist has one entry for both and owning either finish ticks it. The checklist tracks a set, not every finish of every card. The finishes you own are still recorded on each copy, with their own prices. Hyperspace vs. foil →

Frequently Asked Questions

How does TurnZero HQ count Star Wars: Unlimited set completion?

By distinct cards numbered from 1 up to the total printed after the slash. Spark of Rebellion's cards read like 059/252, so the main set is complete at 252 of 252. Hyperspace, Showcase and Prestige versions numbered past that total, and tokens, are counted separately, so they sit on top of a completed set rather than holding it back. Four copies of one card count as one card toward the set.

Do Hyperspace and Showcase cards count toward completing a set?

Not toward the main count. They have collector numbers of their own past the printed total, so they're shown as their own tally beside it, as extras on top of the main set.

Does a foil copy count separately from a normal one?

No. Foil is a finish of a printing with the same collector number, so owning either finish ticks that card. Your finishes are still recorded on each copy, with their own prices, but the set progress doesn't count them separately.

Are promo cards counted?

Promo groups are listed as sets of their own. Where a promo group has no printed total, every card in it counts toward its main progress.

Is set completion free?

Yes. Set progress and the checklists come with a free TurnZero HQ account.

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Star Wars: Unlimited card names and images are the property of Lucasfilm Ltd. and Fantasy Flight Games. © & ™ Lucasfilm Ltd. TurnZero HQ is not affiliated with, sponsored, or endorsed by Lucasfilm Ltd., Disney, Fantasy Flight Games, or Asmodee. Card data comes from swu-db.com, and prices from TCGplayer.