Star Wars: Unlimited
Every Star Wars: Unlimited release of 2026, in order, with a guide to each: what is in it, its leaders and bases, the new keyword, and which cards collectors chase.
2026 has three Star Wars: Unlimited main expansions, A Lawless Time, Ashes of the Empire and Homeworlds, plus 2026 Twin Suns, a set of four preconstructed decks.
| Release | Code | Date | Cards |
|---|---|---|---|
| A Lawless Time | LAW | March 13, 2026 | 264 |
| 2026 Twin Suns | TS26 | May 8, 2026 | 84 new, in four decks |
| Ashes of the Empire | ASH | July 17, 2026 | 264 |
| Homeworlds | HMW | October 9, 2026 | 272 |
Icons 2027 (IC27) is listed for November 20, 2026, with 194 cards, 9 of them revealed by September 30. It gets a guide once enough of it is known.
The year before had three main expansions and a two-player starter, from Jump to Lightspeed to Secrets of Power. The 2025 Star Wars: Unlimited sets →
Each guide covers the release's leaders and bases, its new keyword or tokens, rarity counts, every version by collector number, and the chase cards with dated prices. These are the cards on each guide's cover.
In both of 2026's main sets with settled prices, the most valuable card that isn't serialized was a Showcase leader, and the two were within $25 of each other. Homeworlds has no settled prices yet.
| Set | Chase card | Version | Market price, September 30, 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| A Lawless Time | Lando Calrissian | Showcase | $328.28 |
| Ashes of the Empire | Luke Skywalker | Showcase | $351.57 |
Prices are TCGplayer market prices on September 30, 2026 and move daily. Each set guide has the chase card's other versions, the rest of its chase list and its serialized Prestige cards.
A Lawless Time (March 13, 2026). The first Star Wars: Unlimited set of 2026 is about crime: 95 of its 264 cards are Underworld, 38 are Bounty Hunters, and it is the first set whose cards make Credit tokens.
2026 Twin Suns (May 8, 2026). Four preconstructed decks for Twin Suns, the multiplayer format, each led by a pair of Clone Wars characters. The 84 new cards in them are printed nowhere else.
Ashes of the Empire (July 17, 2026). The year's second main set picks up after Return of the Jedi: Imperial remnants, the Mandalorians and the New Republic, with a new keyword, Support, on 27 cards.
Homeworlds (October 9, 2026). The year's last main set goes planet by planet. Its 16 bases sit on four homeworlds, cards check which one you chose, and Fortify puts upgrades on a base for the first time.
Every card in a main set is printed again as a Hyperspace version, numbered past the set's printed total, and most again as a Hyperspace Foil. Each leader also gets a Showcase version, and a shorter list of cards gets a Prestige version in three finishes. The Foil and serialized Prestige finishes come only from Carbonite Edition packs. Hyperspace, Showcase and Prestige explained →
Two main expansions and a deck product through September: A Lawless Time (March 13), 2026 Twin Suns (May 8) and Ashes of the Empire (July 17). Homeworlds follows on October 9, and Icons 2027 is listed for November 20.
Ashes of the Empire, released July 17, 2026, until Homeworlds arrives on October 9. Homeworlds is the ninth expansion and introduces the Fortify keyword.
Among cards that aren't serialized, the Ashes of the Empire Showcase Luke Skywalker, I Can Save Him, at $351.57 on September 30, 2026, just ahead of A Lawless Time's Showcase Lando Calrissian at $328.28. Serialized Prestige cards were listed higher, led by A Lawless Time's Han Solo, Hibernation Sick at $1,492.49, but those prices rest on very few sales.
Ashes of the Empire added Support, and Homeworlds adds Fortify. The year also brought new tokens: Credit in A Lawless Time, Advantage in Ashes of the Empire, and Weakness and Beast in Homeworlds.
No. It is four preconstructed decks for the Twin Suns multiplayer format, each with two Clone Wars leaders and 35 cards printed only for it.
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