Star Wars Unlimited Identification & AI Grading
Star Wars Unlimited is Fantasy Flight Games' entry into the competitive TCG space. The game uses a two-resource system, aspects, and hyperspace foil treatments. It launched with Spark of Rebellion in 2024.
Grade Star Wars Unlimited CardsHistory & Market Context
Star Wars Unlimited was announced in 2023 and released in 2024 as Fantasy Flight Games' second major Star Wars card game after the Living Card Game. It was designed as a competitive TCG from the ground up, with a focus on hero leaders and deckbuilding.
The game uses the aspect system: Vigilance, Command, Aggression, and Cunning. Each leader belongs to one or two aspects. Hyperspace cards are the premium foil chase. The franchise's massive fanbase gives the TCG strong collector interest, and grading is split between CGC and PSA.
Spark of Rebellion
Launch set. Luke, Leia, Vader leaders.
Shadows of the Galaxy
Bounty hunters and outer rim themes.
Hyperspace
Premium foil treatment in every set.
Leader Cards
Iconic characters that define your deck.
Modern Sets
Ongoing expansions with new leaders and mechanics.
Artists, Sets & Design
Star Wars Unlimited art is produced by Lucasfilm-approved and Fantasy Flight artists. The card art blends film stills, original concept art, and new commissioned scenes. Hyperspace cards use a foil pattern that reflects light across the frame.
Card layout includes the leader card, base, unit, event, and upgrade. The aspect icon appears in the top-left, and the cost is shown clearly. Rarity is indicated by the card number and foil pattern, with legendary and hyperspace cards as the chase.
What Our AI Identifies
Upload a photo and PreGradeCards AI will analyze the card for the same four pillars professional graders use:
- Base, leader, event, unit, and upgrade types
- Aspect symbols and card number
- Common, rare, legendary, hyperspace
- Foil and non-foil versions
- Set code and language
Grading Deep Dive
Condition factors specific to Star Wars Unlimited cards:
- Hyperspace foils have a unique texture that scratches
- Leader cards are graded most often and need clean corners
- Aspect color bars can hide edge whitening
- Check for print lines on the foil layer
- Legendary cards require tight centering