Updated November 11, 2026
Star Wars: Unlimited is a trading card game whose official site publishes a Card Database and a page for each set and deck product. This news guide sums up three official pages: Legends of the Force, A Lawless Time and 2026 Twin Suns Decks.
- Legends of the Force is the game’s fifth set, and its official page says “Available July 11, 2025”.
- A Lawless Time follows Secrets of Power, refers to a March 2026 release, and has over 260 new cards.
- The four Twin Suns Decks list a release date of May 8, 2026, with 35 cards in each deck that can’t be obtained anywhere else.
- A Star Wars: Unlimited booster pack holds 16 cards.
What are the key facts for Star Wars: Unlimited sets and decks?
The three official pages cover three product types: a full set, a follow-up set and a line of pre-built decks. The table below sums up what each page states.
| Product | Type | Date on the official page | What is inside |
|---|---|---|---|
| Legends of the Force | Fifth set | Available July 11, 2025 | Prerelease Box, Booster Packs, Carbonite Edition Booster Packs, two Spotlight Decks |
| A Lawless Time | Set after Secrets of Power | March 2026 | Over 260 new cards, two Spotlight Decks |
| 2026 Twin Suns Decks | Four pre-built decks, sold separately | May 8, 2026 (listed as “Coming Soon”) | 35 cards per deck that can’t be obtained anywhere else |
All three pages sit on the same official site, starwarsunlimited.com, which also hosts the Card Database and the Deck Builder.
Where can you read the Star Wars: Unlimited card list?
The official site has a Card Database, and the Legends of the Force page links to it along with a Deck Builder. The Twin Suns Decks page links to the Card Database too.
This article does not reproduce card-by-card entries. The official pages used here describe sets and products, and their text does not list individual card names beyond the leaders and Spotlight Deck names covered below.
The three pages each state what a product is, how big it is and what kind of cards it holds. Check the product page to see whether a product is a booster set, a Spotlight Deck or a deck that carries cards found nowhere else.
What is in the Star Wars: Unlimited set Legends of the Force?
Legends of the Force is the fifth Star Wars: Unlimited set, and its theme is characters from multiple eras of the Star Wars galaxy, with a focus on Force users such as Jedi and Sith. The official set page says it was “Available July 11, 2025”.
The product contents named on the page are:
- Prerelease Box
- Booster Packs
- Carbonite Edition Booster Packs
- Spotlight Deck: Qui-Gon Jinn
- Spotlight Deck: Darth Maul
The Prerelease Box holds 6 booster packs and materials for launching into the set. It goes on sale one week before the rest of the set. Carbonite Edition Booster Packs are premium packs with variant cards, including Carbonite-exclusive Prestige variants. The page says they are limited and will not be reprinted. The two Spotlight Decks are pre-built, ready-to-play 50-card decks, one named for Qui-Gon Jinn and one for Darth Maul.
What does each Legends of the Force product do?
Each Legends of the Force product is described separately on the official page: the Prerelease Box launches the set, booster packs hold 16 cards, Carbonite Edition packs carry variants, and Spotlight Decks are ready to play. The table below lines the five items up against what the page says about each.
| Product | What the official page says |
|---|---|
| Prerelease Box | 6 booster packs and materials for launching into the set; on sale one week before the rest of the set |
| Booster Packs | 16 cards per pack |
| Carbonite Edition Booster Packs | Premium packs with variant cards, including Carbonite-exclusive Prestige variants; limited and will not be reprinted |
| Spotlight Deck: Qui-Gon Jinn | Pre-built, ready-to-play 50-card deck |
| Spotlight Deck: Darth Maul | Pre-built, ready-to-play 50-card deck |
One simple piece of arithmetic follows from those numbers. Six booster packs at 16 cards each come to 96 cards in the packs of a Prerelease Box, before counting the launch materials, whose contents the page does not itemize.
The Carbonite Edition line is the one with a stated limit. The page describes those packs as limited and not to be reprinted, and it ties the Prestige variants to them by name.
How many cards are in a Star Wars: Unlimited booster pack?
A Star Wars: Unlimited booster pack has 16 cards, according to the Legends of the Force page. The page breaks the pack down as follows.
| Card slot | Count in a 16-card pack |
|---|---|
| Commons | About 9 |
| Uncommons | 3 |
| Rare or legendary | 1 |
| Leader | 1 |
| Base or token | 1 |
| Foil | 1 |
The slots add up: about 9 commons, 3 uncommons, 1 rare or legendary, 1 leader, 1 base or token and 1 foil make 16. Those numbers describe the structure the official page gives for that set’s pack. They are not pull rates for any specific card, and this article gives no odds.
The word “about” sits on the commons line, so treat 9 as approximate. The other slots are stated as single numbers.
What does the Star Wars: Unlimited set A Lawless Time add?
A Lawless Time is the Star Wars: Unlimited set that follows Secrets of Power, and it is themed around heists, raids and criminals. The official article refers to the set’s release in March 2026 and says it has over 260 new cards.
The article names these additions:
- Two Spotlight Decks, led by Jabba the Hutt and Leia Organa. Each includes 4 additional Special-rarity cards.
- Credit tokens. These can be defeated at any time to help pay a card’s resource cost, and they don’t count as resources you control.
- Multi-aspect cards. The set introduces the first cards with two primary aspects.
How do Credit tokens and multi-aspect cards change play?
Credit tokens can be defeated at any time to help pay a card’s resource cost. The official article adds that they don’t count as resources you control.
Multi-aspect cards are the other new mechanic the article names. The set introduces the first cards with two primary aspects. The article text used here does not name which cards they are.
| New in A Lawless Time | What the official article says |
|---|---|
| Credit tokens | Can be defeated at any time to help pay a card’s resource cost; don’t count as resources you control |
| Multi-aspect cards | The first cards with two primary aspects |
| Spotlight Decks | Two decks, led by Jabba the Hutt and Leia Organa, each with 4 additional Special-rarity cards |
| Card count | Over 260 new cards |
What are the Star Wars: Unlimited Twin Suns Decks?
The 2026 Twin Suns Decks are four pre-built Star Wars: Unlimited decks, sold separately, with a listed release date of May 8, 2026. The product page shows the status as “Coming Soon”.
| Deck | Leaders named on the page |
|---|---|
| Aggressive Negotiations | Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala |
| Master and Apprentice | Count Dooku and Asajj Ventress |
| Improvised Tactics | Ahsoka Tano and Rex |
| Blood Brothers | Maul and Savage Opress |
Each deck includes 35 cards that can’t be obtained anywhere else. Twin Suns is a casual format for three to four players in a free-for-all. The goal is to finish with the most health remaining on your base. The page also links to the How to Play guide, the Product Guide and Organized Play.
How is Twin Suns different from a standard Star Wars: Unlimited set?
Twin Suns is a deck line for a casual multiplayer format, while Legends of the Force and A Lawless Time are sets. The Twin Suns page describes a free-for-all for three to four players.
The page states the goal as finishing with the most health remaining on your base.
Each of the four decks is sold separately, and each pairs two named characters. Aggressive Negotiations pairs Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala. Master and Apprentice pairs Count Dooku and Asajj Ventress. Improvised Tactics pairs Ahsoka Tano and Rex. Blood Brothers pairs Maul and Savage Opress. Each deck includes 35 cards that can’t be obtained anywhere else.
How do the deck sizes compare across these products?
Spotlight Decks in Legends of the Force are 50 cards, Twin Suns Decks carry 35 exclusive cards each, and a booster pack holds 16 cards. The table below puts the stated sizes side by side.
| Product | Stated size | Source page |
|---|---|---|
| Booster Pack | 16 cards | Legends of the Force |
| Prerelease Box | 6 booster packs plus launch materials | Legends of the Force |
| Spotlight Deck (Qui-Gon Jinn, Darth Maul) | 50 cards | Legends of the Force |
| Spotlight Deck (Jabba the Hutt, Leia Organa) | Each includes 4 additional Special-rarity cards | A Lawless Time |
| Twin Suns Deck | 35 cards that can’t be obtained anywhere else, per deck | 2026 Twin Suns Decks |
Read the entries as separate statements. The A Lawless Time article gives the 4 Special-rarity cards as an addition and does not give a total deck size in the text used here, so do not assume the 50-card figure carries over. The Twin Suns page speaks of 35 exclusive cards per deck, which is a statement about exclusivity, not a full deck count.
Which Spotlight Decks do the official pages name?
The official pages name four Spotlight Decks: Qui-Gon Jinn and Darth Maul in Legends of the Force, and Jabba the Hutt and Leia Organa in A Lawless Time. Each set has two.
The Legends of the Force page calls its two decks pre-built, ready-to-play 50-card decks. The A Lawless Time article says its two decks are led by Jabba the Hutt and Leia Organa and that each includes 4 additional Special-rarity cards. The two sets therefore describe their Spotlight Decks in different terms: one gives a deck size, the other gives an extra-card count. The Twin Suns Decks are a separate line of four decks and are not called Spotlight Decks on their page.
In what order do these Star Wars: Unlimited products appear?
By the dates on the official pages, Legends of the Force comes first (July 11, 2025), A Lawless Time follows (March 2026), and the Twin Suns Decks have a listed date of May 8, 2026.
The Legends of the Force page calls the set the game’s fifth. The A Lawless Time article places its set after Secrets of Power. The Twin Suns page lists its four decks as “Coming Soon” with a May 8, 2026 date. Each page words its date differently, so the table in the first section keeps each page’s own wording. Twin Suns is a deck line, so its date is not the release of a new booster set.
What do the official pages say about retailers?
The official pages point readers to retailer tools on starwarsunlimited.com and do not name a shop. The Legends of the Force page has “Buy Now” links to a search page and a Store Locator in the top navigation. The Twin Suns Decks page links to a “Store Locator” to find where to buy.
The same pages link onward to the Card Database and, on the Twin Suns page, to the How to Play guide, the Product Guide and Organized Play. Use those official links for rules and card questions.
How should you use the official Star Wars: Unlimited pages?
Start with the product page, which states what each product contains, and use the links on it to the Card Database and Deck Builder.
- For a booster set: a booster pack holds 16 cards.
- For Spotlight Decks: Legends of the Force decks are 50 cards. A Lawless Time decks add 4 Special-rarity cards each.
- For Twin Suns: the 35 cards per deck are described as unavailable elsewhere, so they are specific to those decks.
- For variants: Carbonite Edition packs carry variant cards and Prestige variants that the page describes as limited.
- For rules questions: the Twin Suns page links to the How to Play guide, the Product Guide and Organized Play.
Check the date shown on each page. The Legends of the Force page lists its availability as July 11, 2025. The A Lawless Time article speaks of a March 2026 release. The Twin Suns page lists May 8, 2026 and shows “Coming Soon”. The date wording differs from page to page, so quote each page’s own wording when you share it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the official Star Wars: Unlimited card database?
The official site starwarsunlimited.com has a Card Database. The Legends of the Force and Twin Suns Decks pages both link to it.
How many cards come in a Star Wars: Unlimited booster pack?
A booster pack has 16 cards: about 9 commons, 3 uncommons, 1 rare or legendary, 1 leader, 1 base or token and 1 foil, per the Legends of the Force page.
What is the fifth Star Wars: Unlimited set?
Legends of the Force is the fifth set. Its official page lists it as available July 11, 2025, with a focus on Force users such as Jedi and Sith.
How many new cards does A Lawless Time have?
The official article says A Lawless Time has over 260 new cards. It is themed around heists, raids and criminals, and it follows Secrets of Power.
What are Credit tokens in Star Wars: Unlimited?
Credit tokens are introduced in A Lawless Time. They can be defeated at any time to help pay a card’s resource cost, and they don’t count as resources you control.
What is in a Twin Suns Deck?
Each of the four Twin Suns Decks includes 35 cards that can’t be obtained anywhere else. The decks are sold separately and are built for a casual three-to-four-player free-for-all.
What is in the Legends of the Force Prerelease Box?
The Prerelease Box holds 6 booster packs and materials for launching into the set. It goes on sale one week before the rest of the set.
Which Spotlight Decks does Legends of the Force include?
The set includes Spotlight Deck: Qui-Gon Jinn and Spotlight Deck: Darth Maul. They are pre-built, ready-to-play 50-card decks.
Which Spotlight Decks come with A Lawless Time?
A Lawless Time has two Spotlight Decks, led by Jabba the Hutt and Leia Organa. Each includes 4 additional Special-rarity cards.
Are Carbonite Edition Booster Packs going to be reprinted?
No. The Legends of the Force page says Carbonite Edition Booster Packs are limited and will not be reprinted. They are premium packs with variant cards, including Carbonite-exclusive Prestige variants.
How do you win in the Twin Suns format?
Twin Suns is a casual free-for-all for three to four players. The goal is to finish with the most health remaining on your base.
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