Star Wars: Unlimited
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Amazing little website..I couldn't find what I was looking for anywhere else!! Super fast posting.. highly recommended ❤️
Anna W.August 2026
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Ordered with collectors edge twice and both orders are despatched and delivered quickly. I really enjoy the selection they have on their website and looking to purchase again soon with some of the graded cards and other products available 10/10 as usual.thank you
AlexAugust 2026
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Service fantastic as usual. ETB arrived in fantastic condition. Delivery was prompt and arrived earlier than was expected. Will definitley buy from here again.
Lee W.July 2026
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My order was dispatched quickly and came well packaged inside. Item was in perfect condition and would definitely order from Collector's edge again. One happy customer!
ScottJune 2026
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Very good pricing.. Arrived within a couple days and very well packaged! Will definitely buy again in the future!
Meg H.May 2026
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Fab service, great prices and fast delivery. Thank you so much for the free giveaway 🙏 even better I got some nice hits 🤩 thanks again!
Coral H.May 2026
More about Star Wars: Unlimited
Star Wars: Unlimited from Fantasy Flight, stocked across five sets: Ashes of the Empire, A Lawless Time, Secrets of Power, Legends of the Force and Homeworlds, the last of those on pre-order.
Boxes are 24-pack displays, and there are prerelease boxes for Ashes of the Empire and Homeworlds, which are the best value product the game makes if you like limited play. A prerelease box gives you enough to build a deck on the spot with a group of friends and costs less than a display.
The game itself is quick, two-player, and built around a leader and a base rather than a life total, which makes it far easier to teach than Magic. Spark of Rebellion's two-player starter is still the cleanest way to get two people playing in half an hour.
Where it sits in the UK: smaller scene than Magic or One Piece, but a devoted one, and the Star Wars licence brings in people who have never bought a card game before. Set-specific stock is in Ashes of the Empire, and the rest of the range is in card games.