Star Wars Unlimited: Legends of the Force - Sleeved Booster

The Legends of the Force Sleeved Booster for Star Wars: Unlimited is one pack of the game's fifth set in a cardboard hang sleeve. It holds 16 cards, including a leader, a rare or legendary and a foil, with a chance of a Hyperspace or Showcase variant.

• 16 cards from Legends of the Force, in English
• a leader and a foil in every pack
• 264 cards in the set, including 18 leaders and 12 bases
• new in the set: the Force token, the Hidden keyword and the first Legends cards

What is in the Legends of the Force Sleeved Booster

• 1 leader - the card you build your deck around
• 1 base or token
• 1 rare or legendary
• 3 uncommons and 9 commons
• 1 foil

The publisher gives this distribution as approximate. Every card in the set also has a Hyperspace version, and each of the 18 leaders has a Showcase version. A pack can hold a rare Hyperspace variant or an even rarer Showcase, but neither is guaranteed.

Legends of the Force: Jedi, Sith and the first Legends cards

Legends of the Force is the fifth Star Wars: Unlimited set, devoted entirely to Force users from many eras of the saga. More than a hundred cards carry the Force trait and close to fifty the Jedi trait. Leaders include Ahsoka Tano, Kanan Jarrus, Cal Kestis, Kit Fisto, Avar Kriss and Rey on the light side, and Kylo Ren, Barriss Offee, Mother Talzin, Third Sister and the Grand Inquisitor on the dark side.

The set brings Star Wars Legends content into the game for the first time: 15 cards with a special Legends frame, drawing on Knights of the Old Republic among others. Darth Revan is the first leader with only the Villainy aspect, joined by Darth Malak and the droid HK-47. The other single-aspect leader is Anakin Skywalker, Tempted by the Dark Side.

Legendary cards include Yoda, Grogu, Darth Vader, the Bendu, the Father, Marchion Ro, the Mythosaur and the Supremacy. The bases are temples and strongholds of the Force, from Jedi Temple and Vergence Temple to Fortress Vader, Crystal Caves and The Holy City.

Two new rules you will see on the cards:

• The Force token - each player can have only one. It comes mostly from common bases such as Jedi Temple and Shadowed Undercity when a Force unit attacks, and you spend it on card abilities.
• Hidden - a Hidden unit cannot be attacked in the phase it was played, unless it gains Sentinel. More than 20 cards in the set have it.

The set's Spotlight Decks are led by Darth Maul and Qui-Gon Jinn, each with four additional Special-rarity cards.

Who a single pack is for

A single pack lets you look into the set without buying a whole box: try the Force token in play, pick up a leader for your deck or hunt for a Hyperspace variant. For group play you need several packs per person. You will find every product from this set in the Legends of the Force category.

Legends of the Force and the first rotation

The first rotation, which began together with A Lawless Time, covered only the first three sets: Spark of Rebellion, Shadows of the Galaxy and Twilight of the Republic. Legends of the Force is not one of them. The publisher plans for each group of sets to stay in the main tournament format for around two years, and in the Eternal format every card in the game is legal.

Star Wars: Unlimited at a glance

It is a two-player collectible card game from Fantasy Flight Games. Each player has a leader, a base and a deck of at least 50 cards, and the fight runs on two fronts at once: in space and on the ground. The first to destroy the opponent's base wins.

Frequently asked questions

What language are the cards in?
English.

What are Legends cards?
15 cards with characters from outside the film and TV canon, marked with a Legends frame, such as Darth Revan, Darth Malak and HK-47.

How many packs do I need for a draft?
Three per player, and six for sealed.