Quick answer
Choose the Episodes 7-9 deck if you prefer the sequel trilogy characters like Rey and Kylo Ren; pick the Episodes 4-6 deck for classic heroes like Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader.
Why the era matters
The two decks cover different generations of the Star Wars saga. Episodes 4-6 focus on the original trilogy, while Episodes 7-9 bring the sequel trilogy to your card battles. Your choice depends on which characters and storylines resonate more with you.
Trade-offs to consider
- Character roster: Episodes 7-9 includes sequel trilogy characters; Episodes 4-6 has original trilogy icons.
- Compatibility: The Episodes 4-6 deck can be played with the Episodes I-III pack, while the 7-9 deck stands alone for the sequel era. If you own or plan to buy the prequel deck, the 4-6 set gives you a larger combined game.
- Price difference: Episodes 7-9 is priced at $7.19, and Episodes 4-6 at $6.59 (both compared to $9.99). The original trilogy deck is slightly cheaper, but both offer good value for a themed card game.
Deck facts at a glance
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Star Wars Episodes 7-9 Top Trumps Card Game: Includes 30 characters from Star Wars Episodes VII, VIII, and IX, such as Rey, Kylo Ren, Finn, and General Leia Organa. You get the modern sequel cast, perfect if you grew up with or enjoy the later films.
Star Wars Episodes 7-9 Top Trumps Card Game
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Star Wars Episodes 4-6 Top Trumps Card Game: Features characters from Episodes IV-VI, including Luke Skywalker, Jedi Masters, Bounty Hunters, and the Emperor. This deck captures the iconic original trilogy, ideal for classic Star Wars fans or collectors.
Star Wars Episodes 4-6 Top Trumps Card Game
Which deck fits you?
Best for
- Fans of the sequel trilogy who want to play with Rey, Kylo Ren, and other new heroes
- Collectors looking to complete a modern Star Wars Top Trumps set
Not for
- Those who prefer classic original trilogy characters and storylines
- Players who already own the Episodes I-III deck and want a seamless crossover game
