Ashes of the Empire (set code ASH) is the newest Star Wars Unlimited set, arriving at the end of July 2026. Pre-sale singles are already changing hands, so there are live prices to look at now. If you are searching for the Ashes of the Empire card list, the set list of full art cards, or a price guide, this is the short version, pulled from our Ashes of the Empire set page and updated as prices move.
The Ashes of the Empire set list
The base set is numbered to 264 cards across the usual Star Wars Unlimited rarities: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary, and the Special full art cards. You can see the whole SWU card list, filter by rarity, and open any card for its live price on the Ashes of the Empire set page, or browse Star Wars Unlimited singles across every set our stores carry.
Ashes of the Empire price guide
One thing to keep in mind before you read the numbers. This set is brand new and singles are only just starting to trade, so the market is thin and moving fast. Early prices like these can swing hard as more copies open and supply catches up. Treat the figures below as a starting point, not a settled market, and lean on the price history graph on each card page as more sales come in. Here is what leads the market right now.
| Card | Market price |
|---|---|
| Pre Vizsla, Strong-Willed Ruler Legendary | $33 |
| Chimaera, A Frightening Reality Legendary | $33 |
| Ninth Sister, Hulking Inquisitor Legendary | $26 |
| Ravager, Final Imperial Command Legendary | $11 |
| Executor, Final Destruction of the Alliance Special full art | $10 |
| The Darksaber, Icon of Leadership Legendary | $9 |
| Admiral Ackbar, Assume Attack Coordinates Legendary | $8 |
| Luke Skywalker, Answering the Call Legendary | $8 |
| Darth Vader, Meet Your Destiny Special full art | $8 |
| The Mandalorian, Devoted Rescuer Legendary | $8 |
These are prices for raw, ungraded singles from the main set, which is what EvoMarket deals in, not sealed product or graded copies. A brand new set like this one is also thin at the top, so a single sale can move the headline number more than it would in an established set.
The full art cards (Special rarity)
In Star Wars Unlimited, the Special rarity is the full art showcase treatment: alternate, borderless art on the marquee leaders and units, printed in much smaller numbers than the base cards. They are the collector chase in every set, and Ashes of the Empire has twelve of them. The full art Executor and the full art Darth Vader lead that group early. If a listing does not say Special or full art, it is the standard printing, so check which version you are buying.
What drives value in a new SWU set
- Legendary leaders and units. The top standard rarity, and usually the cards that shape the competitive metagame. Playable Legendaries hold value best once the set settles.
- Special full art cards. The short-printed showcase versions above. Collectors want them regardless of whether they see tournament play, so they sit at the top of the set.
- Playability. In Star Wars Unlimited more than most games, a card’s price follows how good it is in decks. Early prices are a guess at that, and they correct fast once people actually play with the set.
Buying tips
- Match the exact printing. A single card can exist as a standard version and a Special full art version at very different prices. Check the rarity and the card number on the listing so you buy the one you mean to.
- Do not chase a brand-new set. New sets almost always drop from their early highs as boxes open. Set a price alert on the card page and let the dip come to you.
- Buy with confidence. Every EvoMarket order is backed by EvoMarket Safeguard, so a card that shows up not as described is covered.
Start from the Ashes of the Empire set page for the full card list and live prices, or the Star Wars Unlimited browse page to filter by set and rarity across the whole game.