The ninth set for Star Wars Unlimited, Homeworlds has some hugely exciting new features. The new Fortify keyword allows you to upgrade your base, and powerful Beast tokens can be added to your ground forces too! Plus, there are new Weakness tokens to reduce the effectiveness of enemy forces. New card treatments and illustration styles also feature, making many cards in Homeworlds highly sought after. Let’s find out which ones are creating the most excitement for fans, in our list of the most valuable Star Wars Unlimited: Homeworlds cards!
10. Yanna, Sanctuary Elder (Serialized) – Uncommon, 902
Based on the Wookiee homeworld of Kashyyyk, Yanna is the leader of a sanctuary which appeared in Disney Plus show, The Bad Batch. This card is serialized, which means each one is individually numbered. There are just 250 of these in the world, so you may have expected this, and other serialized cards, to be more highly ranked on this list. However, their scarcity means that card values aren’t readily available yet, which explains why they’re outnumbered by still scarce, but much more widely available, Showcase cards.
9. Asajj Ventress, No Time For Regret (Showcase) – Rare, 783
One of the coolest original characters from the Clone Wars-era shows, Asajj Ventress is a former apprentice to Count Dooku. She appears here as a a Leader, as a Showcase variant card. Showcase cards feature different art to the standard Leader cards they’re variants of, making them much more sought after in general.
8. General Grievous, Separatist Warlord (Showcase) – Common, 790
Another standout character from the Clone Wars is General Grievous. The cybernetically enhanced military leader appears here as another beautifully illustrated Showcase card. When Star Wars Unlimited first debuted, its comic book-style aesthetic was a little divisive. However, Fantasy Flight have really widened the options for artists to apply a variety of styles, and it’s paid off hugely as you can see from cards such as this.
7. Jar Jar Binks, Bombad General (Showcase) – Common, 787
Is there a character in the Star Wars saga who’s more divisive than Jar Jar Binks? It’s fair to say, however, that younger viewers loved him, and they’ve likely grown up, potentially becoming fans of Star Wars Unlimited in the process. So perhaps it shouldn’t be a surprise to see his Showcase card from Homeworlds being so high on this list.
6. Darth Sidious, There Is No Mercy (Showcase) – Rare, 793
Darth Sidious is the Sith persona of the ambitious Chancellor Palpatine, who later becomes the evil mastermind at the head of the Galactic Empire. It’s a very powerful card that allows either a unit or a base to be damaged, once you’ve already dealt 4 damage to a unit or base.
5. Wicket, Few Greater Battles to Fight (Showcase) – Common, 796
It’s fair to say that the Ewoks were the Jar Jar Binks of the original trilogy. Despised by older fans of Star Wars and adored by the saga’s younger fans, they’ve grown in popularity as the movies have aged. Here we have the brave, plucky little Ewok, Wicket, as a Leader card in its Showcase variant.
4. Doctor Hemlock, Emotion Has No Place Here (Showcase) – Common, 785
A more recent addition to Star Wars lore, Doctor Hemlock spearheaded Project Necromancer, a cloning program which engaged in some very dark and disturbing activities. That is, until Clone Force 99, the Bad Batch themselves, forced the closure of the project. Here, Hemlock is seen on his Showcase variant card.
3. Tarrful, Fighting from the Shadowlands (Showcase) – Common, 792
Another Wookiee character, Tarfful first appeared in prequel movie Revenge of the Sith. He’s since appeared in many different places, including video games, comic books and animation. Even in animated Lego form! As he creates Beast tokens, one of the new elements of Homeworlds, he’s a good choice for fans who’ve made his value skyrocket.
2. Darth Vader, Might of the Empire (Showcase) – Rare, 789
Is there anything that needs to be said about Darth Vader? We always see his cards pop up on lists of the most valuable in any given set, so it’s no shock to see him so close to the top of the Homeworlds list. He’s just pipped to the post by another dark side character though, as you’ll soon see.
1. Maul, Old Master (Showcase) – Rare, 798
Finally, though he seemingly died in the first prequel movie, you can’t keep a good Sith down, and Maul returned in The Clone Wars to wreak havoc upon his enemies. He’s since been in lots of Star Wars media, featuring as a surprise cameo in Solo: A Star Wars Story and even getting his own series with Maul: Shadow Lord. Despite his brief appearance, and death, in The Phantom Menace, Maul has become one of the most enduring characters in the history of Star Wars. His Showcase variant card is easily the most sought after and valuable card right now!
Check out our other articles on Star Wars Unlimited, such as our look at the most valuable cards in Ashes of the Empire, or our guide to the latest card ban.
