Twin Suns is the casual multiplayer format for Star Wars: Unlimited. In this format, three to four players sit down for a free-for-all match and compete to be the one who ends the game with the most health remaining on their base.

With alliances constantly forming (and breaking), big plays that shake up the table, and all the wacky hijinks in between, Twin Suns offers a unique spin on Star Wars: Unlimited gameplay unlike any other.

Content:

1. Each deck are 35 cards

Facts & Features:

1. Multiplayer Mayhem - Check out the fun, casual multiplayer format of Star Wars: Unlimited with these Twin Suns Decks! Each deck comes fully built and ready-to-play, allowing you to jump right into the fray from the moment you open the box.
2. Iconic Characters - Choose from four different pre-built decks (sold separately), each featuring iconic characters from the Clone Wars era: Aggressive Negotiations, featuring Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala; Master and Apprentice, featuring Count Dooku and Asajj Ventress; Improvised Tactics, featuring Ahsoka Tano and Rex; or Blood Brothers, featuring Maul and Savage Opress.
3. Unique Cards - Within each deck are 35 cards that can't be obtained anywhere else, each of which has been specifically designed for the Twin Suns and Eternal formats. Whether you grab just one Twin Suns Deck or all four, you'll find some exciting new cards to discover!

Aggressive Negotiations

Starting us off, we have the Aggressive Negotiations deck featuring the Anakin Skywalker (Twin Suns 2026, 2) and Padmé Amidala (Twin Suns 2026, 4) leaders. This deck is all about rushing into the fray with lots of units, protecting your forces from harm as they dish out an unrelenting assault against your opponents. Both Anakin and Padmé's leader-side abilities rely on at least 2 friendly units entering play in the same phase, but this includes deploying leaders and creating token units. Naturally, this means units that create Clone Trooper tokens—such as the Assault Lander LAAT (Twin Suns 2026, 23) or the classic Batch Brothers (Twilight of the Republic, 144)—work wonders here, letting you immediately get both Anakin and Padmé's abilities online with a single card play.

Padmé lets you get immediate use out of those units, letting them attack enemies even while they're exhausted. This works particularly well with units that have attack-based abilities, such as Captain Typho (Twilight of the Republic, 46), and it works even better if you have a unit like Obi-Wan Kenobi (Twin Suns 2026, 40) on the field to grant all your other Republic units Restore 1. Meanwhile, Anakin's ability lets you grant a Shield token to any friendly unit that entered play this phase, which you could trigger before Padmé's ability to ensure they stay healthy even after attacking an opposing unit. Alternatively, you can give the Shield token to a unit with Sentinel—such as the Arena Reek (Twin Suns 2026, 44) or undamaged Rotunda Senate Guards (Secrets of Power, 63)—to help block multiple attacks from your opponents.

Now, this is a Twin Suns deck, which means it wouldn't be complete without some cards that can make a multiplayer game filled with even more mayhem. Want to speed the game up? Play Galactic Escalation (Twin Suns 2026, 56) to ramp up the resources for everyone at once, allowing the whole table to play their higher-cost cards sooner. If you want something even more chaotic, when you play C-3PO (Twin Suns 2026, 15), you immediately give control of him to one of your opponents. Sure, this means you technically just gave them a free unit, but thanks to his Action ability, you or your other opponent(s) can later exhaust him to deal damage to any ground unit you want. All this leads to a chaotic—and comedic—situation where no one knows who C-3PO is going to fire on next!