Star Wars: Unlimited - Jump to Lightspeed (Boba Fett and Han Solo Spotlight-Decks) (engl.)

Jump to Lightspeed is the thrilling fourth set of Star Wars: Unlimited!All three of the first year‘s sets had a heavy focus on ground battles, with far more ground units than space ones. The first set of the second year flips that formula on its head, with a heavy emphasis on iconic starfighters, transports, and capital ships from across multiple eras of the Star Wars galaxy.Starting from Jump to Lightspeed, and for every set onward, a Two-Player Starter will no longer be part of the product lineup. Instead, this set introduces a new product type to the fold: Spotlight Decks!Spotlight Decks are pre-built decks that contain a mixture of cards from multiple sets, with cards from the new set making up the majority of the deck. Each Spotlight Deck contains five Special-rarity cards that are unique to that product, one of which is the leader card. Two Spotlight Decks will release with every set, which means there are ten Special-rarity cards in total, the exact same number as there were in previous sets‘ Two-Player Starters.The first of the Jump to Lightspeed Spotlight Decks is none other than Boba Fett (Jump to Lightspeed, 9). This fierce bounty hunter specializes in indirect damage, a new mechanic introduced in this set. When his leader side‘s ability is triggered, you can exhaust Boba to deal 1 indirect damage to your opponent, which means they must choose one of their units or their base and assign 1 unpreventable damage to it.The second Jump to Lightspeed Spotlight Deck features Han Solo (Jump to Lightspeed, 17) as its leader. As with his other iterations in Star Wars: Unlimited, Han comes into the new set with an adaptable playstyle that encourages you to think on the fly. His leader ability has you check the top card of your deck and then perform a boosted attack with one of your units, so long as those two cards have different odd costs. Naturally, this means Han‘s whole deck is full of odd-cost cards to maximize his effectiveness. Similar to the Boba Fett leader, you can choose to deploy Han as a Pilot upgrade, and when you do so, you can immediately ready a resource for each friendly unit or upgrade with an odd cost. If you play your cards right, you could potentially ready all of your resources at once, opening up lots of options and keeping your opponent guessing.