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Star Wars: Unlimited Heads to Endor in Ashes of the Empire

Star Wars: Unlimited players, the next set is taking the fight to Endor. Fantasy Flight has begun rolling out previews for Ashes of the Empire, the next full expansion for its two-player Star Wars trading card game, due out this July.

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As the name suggests, the set zeroes in on the Battle of Endor and the messy years that followed. The official line is that it covers "the characters, ships, and events that played a starring role during the fall of the Galactic Empire and the period of uncertainty that came after," so expect plenty of Rebel celebration, Imperial desperation, and the scramble for power once the second Death Star fell. There are more than 260 new cards in the box.

Two new mechanics headline the set. The Advantage token replaces Experience tokens for this expansion, handing a unit a temporary power boost that vanishes once it attacks or defends, so timing your aggression matters more than ever. Fantasy Flight has not said whether the token sticks around beyond Ashes of the Empire. The new Support keyword triggers when a unit enters play, letting another unit borrow its abilities for a single attack, which opens up some tidy combo turns.

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Star Wars: Unlimited has built a busy organised-play scene since its 2024 launch, so a new set means a fresh shake-up to the metagame for the weekly crowd at game shops. Fantasy Flight has promised a steady drip of card spoilers and gameplay breakdowns between now and release, which is catnip if you like theory-crafting decks before the cards hit the table.

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Sources: Star Wars: Unlimited | ICv2 | Card Gamer

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