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Star Wars: The Trading Card Game is an out-of-print collectible card game produced by Wizards of the Coast (WotC). The original game was created by game designer Richard Garfield , the creator of the first modern trading card game, Magic: The Gathering . [ 1 ]
Star Wars Master Visions (1995) - 36 oversized cards. Star Wars Finest (1996) - 90 base, 4 matrix, 6 embossed, and 90 refractor cards. Star Wars 3Di Widevision (1996) - 63 base and 1 motion card, all widevision. Star Wars Shadows of the Empire (1996) - 80 base, 6 foil, and 4 embossed cards. Star Wars Vehicles (1997) - 72 base, 4 cut-away, and 2 ...
Like other Living Card Games, each card cycle consists of six packs of pre-determined cards—referred to as “force packs”—that focus on a particular theme or setting from within the Star Wars universe, including story elements that have only made an appearance in the formerly canon expanded universe now known as “Star Wars Legends.”
Star Trek: The Card Game [1] 1996: Fleer/SkyBox International: No Star Trek Customizable Card Game: 1994: Decipher, Inc. No Star Trek Customizable Card Game Second Edition: 2002: Decipher, Inc. No Star Wars Customizable Card Game: 1995: Decipher, Inc. No Star Wars: Destiny [200] 2016: Fantasy Flight Games: No Star Wars Trading Card Game: 2002 ...
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The Star Wars Tournament also comes with a new Star Wars pack, Star Wars: 30 Greatest Moments with a card for each greatest moment in the films. A FIFA World Cup tournament was also released in May 2010 [ 17 ] and a Marvel tournament is also scheduled for release in 2011, featuring 6 exclusive packs each.
Decipher was now sanctioning tournaments for their Star Trek and Star Wars games, with the latter also enjoying strong success from the re-released Star Wars Special Edition films. The Star Wars CCG would remain the second best-selling CCG until the introduction of Pokémon to the United States in 1999. [18]
The Star Wars PocketModel TCG was announced by WizKids on February 7, 2007, and released in June 2007, [1] after consumers were introduced to the game at Star Wars Celebration IV that May. An expansion to the game, entitled Ground Assault, was released on November 14, 2007. [ 2 ]