During an official “Star Wars: Unlimited” live stream, creators behind the upcoming trading card game revealed new foil and hyperspace cards. They also shared details about draft play and sealed play via the Star Wars: Unlimited website.

New “Star Wars: Unlimited” Cards Revealed

Set to be released March 8, 2024 with its first set, “Spark of Rebellion,” “Star Wars: Unlimited” is a trading card game by Fantasy Flight Games. Fans got a look at some of the foil and hyperspace cards they can expect from the game during the first-ever live pack openings that took place during the live stream. Below are a few of the cards that have been revealed:

Traitorous

Jedha Agitator

Steadfast Battalion

Make An Opening

Bounty Hunter Crew

Mercenary Company

Power Failure

Mon Mothma

AT-AT Suppressor

Cargo Juggernaut

Strike True

Devotion

They not only revealed foil and hyperspace cards for the first time on the live stream, they also showed the draft process for “Star Wars: Unlimited,” and demonstrated some of the gameplay. For a better look at the foil cards, and for the full gameplay, you can watch the stream below.

Breaking Down Draft and Sealed Play

“Star Wars: Unlimited” has also broken down two of the four methods of game play in an article on their website. After previously discussing the constructed format of gameplay, they’ve now shared new details on both draft play and sealed play methods. That leaves only one more format, multiplayer, to be discussed before the game’s release.

Draft Play

Draft play, as explained on the “Star Wars: Unlimited” site is ideal for weekly in-store events where players will sit at a large table and each one will open three booster packs. After removing the leader cards from the three backs, the rest of the cards remain face down in separate stacks. Each player will pick one of their three leader cards to keep, then pass the other two to the player to their right. This continues until each player has one leader who they picked and two that were passed to them.

After all of the leaders are selected, each player will chose one of their stacks and place the common base/token card in a pile in the middle of the table. They’ll then pick one card from the stack, then pass it to the left until all of the cards have been passed. This repeats with the second stack, except those are passed to the right, and then the third stack, except those are passed to the left.

After this, everyone will have 45 cards to build their deck. In draft play, a draw deck has to have at least 30 cards. A player can have any number of duplicate cards and can use as many of their leaders as they want. They can use a rare or common base, and can change their deck between every round.

Sealed Play

Sealed play, an option for pre-release events, stars with opening six booster packs. You then make a deck of at least 30 cards using those packs. You can use duplicates and a combination of bases in your deck. You can swap cards in your deck between rounds, just like in draft play.

Will you be joining in on the fun of “Star Wars: Unlimited” when it’s released on March 8? What gameplay format sounds more interesting to you, draft play or sealed play? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

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