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These 5 Decks Make Learning Star Wars Unlimited Easy (And Fun)
Hey TCG Squad 👋
One of the most common questions we hear from new players is:
“What deck should I start with in Star Wars Unlimited?”
It’s a great question—but the answer depends on more than just what's winning. You need to consider your budget, your experience level, and your playstyle.
So in this issue, I’m breaking down 5 meta-viable decks you can actually build and learn from—ranked by cost, complexity, and new player fit.
Let’s get into it 👇
💥 1. Vader Yellow (Beginner | ~$50)
The #1 pick for new players.
All-space aggro deck that floods the board with TIE Fighters
Generates free tokens using Vader’s leader ability
Forgiving of misplays and teaches the fundamentals of aggro
🧠 Perfect if you're on a budget and want something fast, simple, and deadly
🔗 [View the deck on SWU DB]
🛒 [Add to Cart on TCGPlayer]
⚔️ 2. Sabine ECL Aggro (Beginner | ~$200)
Want to go fast and end games before turn 6? This is for you.
One of the best aggro decks since Set 1
Ambush in threats like Poe and Wrecker
Pushes tempo and forces tough decisions from your opponent
🧠 Ideal for players who want to learn pressure, aggression, and tempo
🔗 [View the deck on SWU DB]
🛒 [Add to Cart on TCGPlayer]
🧠 3. Quinlan Voss Red (Tarkin Town) (Intermediate | ~$155)
Think tempo and disruption.
Early sticky units like Crafty Smugglers and L3
Builds small advantages and snowballs them
Rewards smart sequencing and board management
🧠 Great pick for those who want a more tactical and interactive learning path
🔗 [View the deck on SWU DB]
🛒 [Add to Cart on TCGPlayer]
🔄 4. Han Green Value Engine (Intermediate–Advanced | ~$300)
This one’s for the synergy lovers.
Turn 1 Falcon into pilots like Chewie or Poe
Value-based midrange game plan with ramp
Plays for long-term advantage and board efficiency
🧠 Great if you want to master sequencing and synergy over time
🔗 [View the deck on SWU DB]
🛒 [Add to Cart on TCGPlayer]
🧊 5. Qi’ra Data Vault Control (Advanced | ~$350)
The most powerful deck on the list—but also the hardest to master.
Uses Sentinels, removal, and bombs like Snoke, Maul, and Devastator
Demands tight sequencing, patience, and resource management
High ceiling, but punishes mistakes
🧠 Best for experienced players or control lovers who enjoy grindy matchups
🔥 Deck Lists & Prices
Vader Yellow ($50): Deck list: https://swudb.com/deck/QbrGSuvW
Add to TCGPlayer Cart: https://tinyurl.com/CunningVaderJtl
Sabine ECL ($200) Deck list: https://swudb.com/deck/uePzpsoajdklo
Add to TCGPlayer Cart: https://tinyurl.com/SabineEclJTL
Quinlan Red ($155) Deck list: https://swudb.com/deck/XEMQRTFFdtaT
Add to TCGPlayer Cart: https://tinyurl.com/QuinlanRedJTL
Han Green ($300) Deck list: https://swudb.com/deck/jDMzpuADrnN
Add to TCGPlayer Cart: https://tinyurl.com/hanGreenJTL
Kira Data Vault ($350) Deck list: https://swudb.com/deck/yrdCCxFoxk
Add to TCGPlayer Cart: https://tinyurl.com/QiRaDataVaultJTL
🧾 TL;DR – Pick Based on YOU
Deck | Skill | Cost | Playstyle |
|---|---|---|---|
Vader Yellow | Beginner | $50 | Aggro Swarm (Simple) |
Sabine ECL | Beginner | $200 | Aggro Ambush (Fast) |
Quinlan Voss | Intermediate | $155 | Tempo/Disruption |
Han Green | Int–Adv | $300 | Value Midrange |
Qi’ra Vault | Advanced | $350 | Control Mastery |
If you're still unsure—start with Vader Yellow. It teaches you the game, won’t break the bank, and yes—it can win real tournaments with enough reps.
That’s it for today’s breakdown!
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Stay sharp,
TCG HQ