Star Wars Customizable Card Game

Build a 60-card deck and fight as the Rebellion or the Empire in the 1995 Star Wars collectible card game.

Designers: Roland L. Tesh, Jerry Darcy, Tom Braunlich, Richard Borg, Chuck Kallenbach
Published by: Decipher
Editions by: Waddingtons

The Star Wars Customizable Card Game, from 1995, is a two-player duel between the Rebellion and the Empire, and your goal is to drain your opponent's Life Force by fighting on the ground and in space. You build your own sixty-card deck from more than three thousand different cards, choosing it in secret and tweaking it between games. Location cards are laid out first, then characters and ships are placed at them, and cards like weapons and devices can be attached. The game went out of print in 2001, but a Player's Committee keeps it alive with free virtual card expansions. A deep, deck-building commitment for dedicated fans.

Over 3,000 cards to choose your deck fromRebellion against Empire, ground and spaceAlive through free virtual card expansions

Who it's for

You love Star Wars and like building a deck from a huge pool, and you have a friend who likes the same.

Not for you if…

You want to open a box and play right away. This game rewards deck building and collecting.

Vibe's take

Deep, fan-driven and tinkery. Half of the fun is the deck you build at home, and the other half is watching it succeed or fail across the table.