2026 Twin Suns Deck Guide

Overview

2026 Twin Suns is not a booster set. It is four preconstructed decks, each built and ready to play, for Twin Suns: Star Wars: Unlimited's format for more than two players, where each player brings two leaders.

Each deck pairs two leaders from the Clone Wars: Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala, Count Dooku and Asajj Ventress, Ahsoka Tano and Rex, and Maul and Savage Opress. The publisher says each deck holds 35 cards you can't get anywhere else, designed for the Twin Suns and Eternal formats; the rest are cards from earlier sets.

That makes TS26 a different kind of product from the rest of the year. There are no packs, no Hyperspace or Showcase versions and nothing to pull. Every card in it has one Normal version, and what you get depends on which deck you buy.

Cards and decks

2026 Twin Suns has 84 cards. Each shows its set code, TS26, and its number along the bottom, and every card has a single version.

The printed total is 84. The Battle Droid, Clone Trooper, Experience and Shield tokens are numbered apart, T01 to T04. There are no Legendary or Special cards among the new ones.

The four decks

Set completion in TurnZero HQ counts 2026 Twin Suns from 1 to 84, with no other versions to track. How set completion works →

Leaders

Eight leaders, two per deck, one for each pairing of a main aspect with Heroism or Villainy. Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala, who share a deck, both trigger once two of your units have entered play in the same phase:

Anakin Skywalker, Protect Her At All Costs

Twin Suns 2026 #2

Gives a Shield token to a unit that entered play this phase, once two or more have.

Padmé Amidala, Follow My Lead

Twin Suns 2026 #4

Once two units have entered play this phase, attacks with one of them, even if it's exhausted.

All 8 leaders

Bases

Four bases, one per aspect, each with 27 HP. Every one scales with leaders: its Epic Action does something once for each friendly leader unit you have deployed, so it does more in a format where you have two.

Cards worth knowing

A handful of the new cards are worth more than the rest, mostly because they are useful outside the deck they came in:

Jendirian Valley, Refugee Freighter

Twin Suns 2026 #18

A 4-cost Restore 1 transport that searches the top 8 cards of your deck for a card to resource.

Yoda, Begun, the Clone War Has

Twin Suns 2026 #14

A Sentinel that costs 2 less with 7 or more resources and makes a Clone Trooper token when played and when defeated.

General Grievous, Crush Them!

Twin Suns 2026 #50

Gets +1/+1 for each resource you control, and is a Sentinel while undamaged.

Obi-Wan Kenobi, Steadfast Knight

Twin Suns 2026 #40

Gives your other Republic units Restore 1.

The most valuable card: Jendirian Valley

Jendirian Valley, Refugee Freighter

Twin Suns 2026 #18

Version Normal

Card number TS26 18

Market price, September 30, 2026 $30.35

Artist Natcha Ngamtweerat

Jendirian Valley, Refugee Freighter was the most valuable card in 2026 Twin Suns on September 30, at $30.35, more than twice the next card, Yoda at $13.40.

There is nothing to chase in the usual sense: a deck's contents are fixed, so Jendirian Valley comes in whichever deck carries it, every time. What it tells you is which new cards players want for decks of their own.

Prices

Prices for single cards from the decks are low beside a booster set's, because every copy of a deck has the same cards. These were the most valuable on September 30:

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

Twin Suns is the format for more than two players: two leaders each, a deck of at least 80 cards with one copy of each card, and no mixing of Heroism and Villainy cards. Each 2026 Twin Suns deck is built to those rules out of the box, so it is a way to start the format without building a deck first.

The publisher made these cards for Twin Suns and Eternal rather than Premier, the main one-on-one format. If you want to bring one to a Premier event, check the current format rules first.

Premier and Twin Suns deck building rules →

Frequently Asked Questions