The Eternal format in Star Wars Unlimited is intended to give fans as much freedom as possible with their card collection. However, even this format isn’t safe from the dreaded banhammer, with two cards now “suspended” from use. Let’s find out what the new suspensions mean for players.
Which Star Wars Unlimited Cards Are Suspended?
As you can see from the above image, there are two cards subject to suspension in Star Wars Unlimited as of April, 2026. They’re both from Jump to Lightspeed. The cards are IG-2000 (card number 140) and War Juggernaut (card 170). These can’t currently be used in the Eternal format at organized events.
Will Cards Remain Suspended?
One of the reasons the word suspended is used is that the cards aren’t intended to be removed from play forever. Instead, suspended cards will be legal in Eternal again two sets after its suspension is enforced. Confused? What this means for these two cards, or any others released while A Lawless Time is the current set, is that they’ll be legal again when the Homeworlds set releases in October. That’s because we have Ashes of the Empire next, then Homeworlds, making the latter the second set to release after the suspension.
Of course, if you want to use these cards in decks when playing casually against friends or family, you’re free to do so as long as they agree this beforehand!
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