This year’s Convention Exclusive product for Star Wars Unlimited features another six cards with exclusive artwork. 2026’s pack has an Underworld and Bounty Hunter theme, featuring six of the most recognizable ne’er-do-wells from the Star Wars universe. So where can you buy this special set, and which cards are included? Let’s find out!
Star Wars Unlimited 2026 Convention Exclusive Cards Availability
Though some events have already taken place as of the time of writing, meaning that some fans have already been able to get their hands on these cards, there are lots more opportunities to add these cards to your collection. Here’s the list of events where this set will be available:
- Star Wars: Unlimited Galactic Championship (July 2026)
- Brussels Games Festival (August 2026)
- Dicecon (August 2026)
- Gen Con (August 2026)
- Infrefest (September 2026)
- Asmodee Fest (September 2026)
- European Open (September 2026)
- MCM Comic Con (October 2026)
- BGM Special Event (October 2026)
- Spiel 2026 (October 2026)
- Lucca Comics & Games (October 2026)
- PAX Australia (October 2026)
- Spellenspektakel + Cardcon 2026 (November 2026)
- 2026 Seoul Boardgame Festa S2 (November 2026)
- Paris Games Week (November 2026)
- Liga Fest (December 2026)
- PAX Unplugged (December 2026)
- Festival de Cannes (February 2027)
- InterOcio (March 2027)
- Gala TCG (April 2027)
There may be different processes at each event to allow you to buy one of these packs, and stock is very likely to be both limited per event, and restricted in quantity per customer. Each pack will cost $100. If you want to get your hands on these cards, or any previous year’s convention exclusive cards, you can check out what’s on offer at TCGplayer. Do note, however, that prices often rise very quickly, because the relative scarcity of these cards, along with their exclusive art, makes them highly sought after by Star Wars Unlimited fans!
Which Cards Are Included in the Star Wars Unlimited 2026 Convention Exclusive Pack?
The six cards in the set are as follows:
Note that the Zam Wesell card shown above is from the upcoming Homeworlds set. Due to the fact that the set has yet to be released, this card won’t be legal in Organized Play until the official launch of Homeworlds. That said, at this price per card, I’d be extremely surprised to see anyone using them in their decks!
Check out our collector guide to the Star Wars Unlimited 2026 Galactic Championship, and our look at the most valuable cards in Star Wars Unlimited’s latest set, Ashes of the Empire.
