Secrets of Power Set Guide

Overview

Secrets of Power is the sixth Star Wars: Unlimited expansion and the last of 2025. It is about power behind the scenes: senators, handmaidens, rebels in the making and the people hunting them. Official is its most common trait, on 60 cards, with Republic on 43.

Its leaders come from the Senate and from Andor: Chancellor Palpatine, Padmé Amidala, Bail Organa, Mon Mothma, Cassian Andor, Luthen Rael and Dedra Meero among them.

Plot is the new keyword, on 29 cards. A card with Plot can sit among your resources as a resource, and when you deploy a leader you may play it from there, paying its cost, and replace it with the top card of your deck. The set's new token is the Spy, a unit with Raid 2 that 26 cards create.

Cards and versions

Secrets of Power has 264 cards. Each shows its set code, SEC, and its number along the bottom, and the set's other versions are numbered past the printed total.

The printed total is 264. The Spy and Experience tokens are numbered apart, T01 and T02.

Every version of a card

Each version has its own collector number, which is how TurnZero HQ, the scanner and set completion tell them apart. Carbonite Edition packs, the publisher's premium booster, began with Jump to Lightspeed, and in 2025 every Prestige card came only from them, one in each pack. Serialized Prestige cards from these sets are numbered to 250, according to the publisher. The catalog lists 1155 printings of Secrets of Power in all. Telling the versions apart →

Set completion in TurnZero HQ counts a set from 1 to its printed total and keeps the Hyperspace, Showcase and Prestige versions apart as extras, so finishing the set and chasing its versions read as two separate goals. How set completion works →

Leaders

Seventeen leaders pair a main aspect with Heroism or Villainy. DJ, Need a Lift? is the odd one: he carries two Cunning icons and neither Heroism nor Villainy. Four to know:

Chancellor Palpatine, How Liberty Dies

Secrets of Power #001

Pays 1 to search the top 5 cards for a card with Plot. Deployed, makes the next Plot card cost 3 less.

Sabé, Queen's Shadow

Secrets of Power #017

Mills a card from the top 2 of an opponent's deck when you hit their base, and looks at their hand once deployed. The set's chase card as a Showcase.

Cassian Andor, Climb!

Secrets of Power #012

Units that damaged an opponent's base this phase can't be attacked. Deployed, he can't be defeated while you have the initiative.

DJ, Need a Lift?

Secrets of Power #018

Two Cunning icons. Plays a unit for 1 less and has a friendly unit capture it, so you can rescue it later.

All 18 leaders

Bases

Eight bases, two in each aspect, all Common with 30 HP and no ability. Four of them are on Coruscant.

Plot and Spy tokens

Plot changes what a resource is. Any card can be put into your resources, but a card with Plot can come back out: when you deploy a leader, you may play it from your resources, paying its cost, and replace it with the top card of your deck so your resource count doesn't drop. Deploying a leader becomes a turn where you play several cards at once.

A Spy token is a unit with Raid 2, so it gets +2/+0 while attacking. Queen Amidala makes two when she's played.

Sly Moore, Witness to Power

Secrets of Power #033

Plot. When played, enemy units get -2/-0 while attacking a base this phase.

Spy

Secrets of Power #T01

The token: a unit with Raid 2.

Cards worth knowing

The set's most valuable Normal cards on September 30:

Hyperspace Disaster

Secrets of Power #078

A 7-cost event that defeats all space units.

Queen Amidala, Championing Her People

Secrets of Power #101

Makes 2 Spy tokens when played, and can defeat a friendly unit that shares a trait with her to prevent damage to her.

Darth Nihilus, Lord of Hunger

Secrets of Power #244

Deals 3 damage to the unit with the least remaining HP when played and on attack, gaining an Experience token if it isn't a Vehicle.

Darth Traya, Lord of Betrayal

Secrets of Power #188

A 3-cost 2/5 that readies a leader that isn't a unit on each attack.

The chase card: Sabé

Sabé, Queen's Shadow

Secrets of Power #1037

Version Showcase

Card number SEC 1037

Market price, September 30, 2026 $132.70

Artist Benjamin Paulus

The Showcase Sabé, Queen's Shadow was the most valuable card in Secrets of Power without a serial number, at $132.70 on September 30, 2026, just ahead of Colonel Yularen ($124.16) and Cassian Andor ($108.83).

Secrets of Power's Showcase leaders were the most evenly priced of 2025, from $38.10 to Sabé, and its chase card the least expensive of the year's three main sets.

The same leader was $0.17 as a Normal card and $0.31 in Hyperspace.

Every version of Sabé in Secrets of Power

Only the exact version is worth its price, and the collector number at the bottom of the card tells you which one you have. Reading the card number →

Chase cards and prices

All eight of Secrets of Power's most valuable cards that aren't serialized are Showcase leaders.

Serialized Prestige cards

A serialized card's market price comes from a handful of numbered copies changing hands, so one sale can move it a long way. Treat these as a sign of where the money is rather than a price you can count on.

These are each card's TCGplayer market price on September 30, 2026. Prices for a new set can move a long way in its first months, so treat them as a snapshot. Each card's page shows today's price for Normal and Foil and its price chart. How card prices work →

Playing it

Plot asks you to resource cards you would normally want in hand. The payoff comes on the turn your leader deploys, so a Plot deck plans around that turn and picks a leader that deploys early enough to use it.

Every base is a 30 HP common with no ability, so the base choice comes down to aspect.

Premier and Twin Suns deck building rules →

Frequently Asked Questions