Follower of the Code

A powered cube designed for draft and sealed, packing the most powerful cards in SWU into one box

Players can use any 30 HP Base, 28 HP Force Base, or 27 HP Splash Base. Leader bans for power level: Anakin Skywalker - What It Takes To Win

Based off of Tigertemprr's Twin Suns 480 Cube, meant for casual Twin Suns.

Only the best of the best

Singleton cube with commons only. Non-common leaders allowed. Non-common bases not allowed. Splash and Force bases are allowed.

High-power Rebellion era SWU Cube.

My take on a peasantish (common/uncommon/special rarities) cube covering all sets, mostly just curated to suit my tastes and preferences. Generally trying to lean towards interesting abilities and leader synergies over raw power or stats but I haven't fully culled the powerful and iconic stuff from the early sets.

Players can use any 30 HP Base, 28 HP Force Base, or 27 HP Splash Base. Leader bans for power level: Anakin Skywalker - What It Takes To Win Cad Bane - Still Faster Than You Jango Fett - Concealing The Conspiracy

This cube is built to show off the core gameplay of Star Wars: Unlimited while staying reasonably budget-friendly. I kept the mechanics focused so the decision load isn’t too heavy for players who don’t play often, but there’s still plenty of depth for people who want to draft skillfully. The aim is a fast, fun draft experience with very little downtime, a balanced environment, and lots of replayability. It rewards good sequencing and smart tempo play without overwhelming newer drafters.

This cube supports up to 12 players draft, or 6 players scealed with 36 boosters of 14 cards each. Most leaders are easy to build around or offer easy enough support (Hera players will find many spectre cards to draft) The cube does not include any "complex" card that might require advanced rulings, and these abilities are completely absent from the cube: smuggle, bounty, plot, exploit, force token, It does include some advanced mechanics such as pilots, disclose and coordinate, but does not focus on them too much.