Star Wars: Unlimited
2024 Star Wars: Unlimited Sets
Every Star Wars: Unlimited release of 2024, the game's first year, in order, with a guide to each: what is in it, its leaders and bases, the new keyword, and which cards collectors chase.
The 2024 releases
2024 was Star Wars: Unlimited's first year, with three main sets: Spark of Rebellion, Shadows of the Galaxy and Twilight of the Republic.
| Release | Code | Date | Cards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spark of Rebellion | SOR | March 8, 2024 | 252 |
| Shadows of the Galaxy | SHD | July 12, 2024 | 262 |
| Twilight of the Republic | TWI | November 8, 2024 | 257 |
The next year started with Jump to Lightspeed in March 2025. The 2025 Star Wars: Unlimited sets →
Each release's face card
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.
What each set added
The chase card in each set
In all three sets the most valuable card was a Showcase leader, and in Shadows of the Galaxy and Twilight of the Republic every Showcase leader was worth more than any other card in its set.
| Set | Chase card | Version | Market price, October 22, 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spark of Rebellion | Boba Fett | Showcase | $295.70 |
| Shadows of the Galaxy | Cad Bane | Showcase | $180.09 |
| Twilight of the Republic | Yoda | Showcase | $206.43 |
Prices are TCGplayer market prices on October 22, 2026, read later than the 2025 and 2026 guides' September 30 snapshot, and move daily. Each set guide has the chase card's other versions and the rest of its chase list.
The guides
Spark of Rebellion (March 8, 2024). The first Star Wars: Unlimited set. It brought the Rebellion against the Empire, the keywords every later set builds on, and the Shield and Experience tokens.
Shadows of the Galaxy (July 12, 2024). The second Star Wars: Unlimited set went to the Underworld. Smuggle plays cards out of your resources, Bounty pays your opponent when a unit falls, and units can now capture each other.
Twilight of the Republic (November 8, 2024). The Clone Wars set. Republic faces Separatist, Coordinate rewards a wide board, Exploit trades your own units for a cheaper card, and the first unit tokens arrived.
How versions worked in 2024 sets
A 2024 set prints each card as Normal and, except its Special cards, again as Hyperspace, each with its own collector number. Most cards also come in foil, but a foil shares its card's number rather than getting one of its own. Each leader, apart from Spark of Rebellion's two Special ones, gets a Showcase version in foil with new art. There are no Prestige cards: those, and Carbonite packs, began with Jump to Lightspeed in 2025, which also gave a Normal card's foil a number of its own. Hyperspace, Showcase and Prestige explained →
Frequently Asked Questions
What Star Wars: Unlimited sets came out in 2024?
Three: Spark of Rebellion (March 8), the first set, Shadows of the Galaxy (July 12) and Twilight of the Republic (November 8).
What new keywords did Star Wars: Unlimited add in 2024?
Spark of Rebellion brought the first keywords, among them Sentinel, Ambush, Raid, Saboteur, Restore, Shielded, Overwhelm and Grit. Shadows of the Galaxy added Smuggle and Bounty, along with capturing units, and Twilight of the Republic added Coordinate and Exploit with the first unit tokens.
What is the most valuable card from the 2024 Star Wars: Unlimited sets?
The Spark of Rebellion Showcase Boba Fett, Collecting the Bounty, at $295.70 on October 22, 2026. Every 2024 set's chase card is a Showcase leader.
Are the 2024 sets legal in Premier?
No. All three rotated out of Premier when A Lawless Time released in March 2026. Their cards are legal in Eternal, and a card reprinted in a current set is legal in Premier in every printing.
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