The Star Wars Atlas
The Star Wars Atlas
Unofficial fan-made reference. Not affiliated with Lucasfilm, Disney, or Fantasy Flight Games.
Star Wars: Unlimited printings kept as one reference: 2,638 printings across 12 sets, each card with its identity and art, each set with a checklist you can tick off on this device. Reading the Atlas needs no account. Card pages carry the most recent TCGplayer price as a labelled market reference with its as-of date; where the Vale stocks a card itself, its page also shows the price on our own shelf, in its own block.
The Star Wars Atlas snapshot holds 2,638 printings across 12 sets: every printing the SWU-DB community database serves today, read November 1, 2026. Identity, art, and the source's TCGplayer prices only; the Vale's own shelf price, when a card is stocked, is printed separately and never blended with the market reference.
Booster sets
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Ashes of the Empire
267 cards
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Homeworlds
277 cards
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Intro Battle: Hoth
104 cards
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Icons 2027
59 cards
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Jump To Lightspeed
266 cards
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A Lawless Time
267 cards
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Legends of the Force
267 cards
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Secrets of Power
266 cards
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Shadows of the Galaxy
264 cards
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Spark of Rebellion
254 cards
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Twin Suns 2026
88 cards
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Twilight of the Republic
259 cards
Star Wars card names, artwork, and game text are trademarks and copyrights of Lucasfilm Ltd. and Fantasy Flight Games. This is an unofficial reference compiled by Verdant Vale LLC from the SWU-DB community database. It is not affiliated with, sponsored, or endorsed by Lucasfilm, Disney, or Fantasy Flight Games. If you are a rights holder and want anything here corrected or removed, write to the Vale and it will be handled at once.
Two kinds of price can appear in the Atlas, always labelled and never blended: the most recent TCGplayer price from the source database, shown with its as-of date as a market reference, and the price on Verdant Vale’s own shelf, for pieces the Vale itself stocks.
The Atlas also covers every Pokemon card in its database , every One Piece printing in its database , every Lorcana card in its database , every Gundam printing in its dataset , and every Magic printing in its database , and for the pieces the Vale itself stocks the Vale Price Ledger keeps the shelf reference.