Homeworlds Is Down 38.5 Percent, Topping Its Comparable Set at Day 33

Published November 11, 2026

Homeworlds launched like an Imperial promotion ceremony. Everyone lines up sharp, gets a nod, and some get reassigned to a backwater outpost. Thirty three days in, its tracked cards are down 0.6 percent this week, 64 falling against 11 rising, for a median move of negative 1.1 percent. The set's index sits down 38.5 percent since release, which sounds grim until you see the one set we can measure it against at this age fell 59.6 percent, leaving Homeworlds the stronger of the two. Price window: 2026-11-04 to 2026-11-11, ungraded market prices.

“Tracked” cards are those with a market price on both ends of the week and worth at least $5 at the start; cheaper cards are left out because a few cents of movement reads as a large, meaningless percentage.

The Six Priciest Cards Share the Same Bad News

The chase list: Maul - Old Master at 362.21 dollars, down 0.9 percent this week; Darth Vader - Might of the Empire at 296.21, flat; Doctor Hemlock at 280.83, up 0.4; Wicket at 264.35, up 8.0; Darth Sidious at 219.21, down 0.3; and Tarfful at 211.8, down 4.4. Comparable cards' next-month medians ran from negative 8.5 to 0.0 percent, and six-month medians from negative 2.1 to positive 15.1. The model calls a roughly flat month for all six, then losses of 9.0 to 20.4 percent by six months. As expected.

Maul - Old Master (Showcase)$362.21 · day 33

Earlier cards most like it, each at day 33 of its own setDarth Vader - Meet Your Destiny (Serialized)Number 1 of Ashes of the Empire by price, as this card is in its set · $399.66 then · +0.0% since · now 4 months oldMaul - Master of the Shadow Collective (Prestige Foil)The same character from A Lawless Time, closest to this card's price at day 33 · $8.91 then · -7.9% since · now 8 months oldCad Bane - Impressed Now? (Serialized)The card of any earlier set priced closest to this one at day 33, from Secrets of Power · $177.69 then · +6.9% since · now 11 months old

Darth Vader - Might of the Empire (Showcase)$296.21 · day 33

Earlier cards most like it, each at day 33 of its own setLuke Skywalker - I Can Save Him (Showcase)Number 2 of Ashes of the Empire by price, as this card is in its set · $381.53 then · -20.6% since · now 4 months oldDarth Vader - Unstoppable (Showcase)The same character from A Lawless Time, closest to this card's price at day 33 · $281.75 then · +2.0% since · now 8 months oldCad Bane - Impressed Now? (Serialized)The card of any earlier set priced closest to this one at day 33, from Secrets of Power · $177.69 then · +6.9% since · now 11 months old

Doctor Hemlock - Emotion Has No Place Here (Showcase)$280.83 · day 33

Earlier cards most like it, each at day 33 of its own setGrand Admiral Thrawn - Orchestrating His Return (Serialized)Number 3 of Ashes of the Empire by price, as this card is in its set · $350.00 then · +0.0% since · now 4 months oldDarth Vader - Unstoppable (Showcase)The same rarity (Common) from A Lawless Time, closest to this card's price at day 33 · $281.75 then · +2.0% since · now 8 months oldCad Bane - Impressed Now? (Serialized)The card of any earlier set priced closest to this one at day 33, from Secrets of Power · $177.69 then · +6.9% since · now 11 months old

Wicket - Few Greater Battles to Fight (Showcase)$264.35 · day 33

Earlier cards most like it, each at day 33 of its own setCad Bane - Still Faster Than You (Showcase)Number 4 of Ashes of the Empire by price, as this card is in its set · $344.77 then · -19.4% since · now 4 months oldWicket - Yub Nub! (Serialized)The same character from Ashes of the Empire, closest to this card's price at day 33 · $297.00 then · -8.5% since · now 4 months oldDarth Vader - Unstoppable (Showcase)The card of any earlier set priced closest to this one at day 33, from A Lawless Time · $281.75 then · +2.0% since · now 8 months old

Darth Sidious - There Is No Mercy (Showcase)$219.21 · day 33

Earlier cards most like it, each at day 33 of its own setAhsoka Tano - Trust in the Force (Showcase)Number 5 of Ashes of the Empire by price, as this card is in its set · $336.79 then · -0.7% since · now 4 months oldDirector Krennic - Amidst My Achievement (Showcase)The same rarity (Rare) from A Lawless Time, closest to this card's price at day 33 · $215.40 then · +26.1% since · now 8 months oldCad Bane - Impressed Now? (Serialized)The card of any earlier set priced closest to this one at day 33, from Secrets of Power · $177.69 then · +6.9% since · now 11 months old

Tarfful - Fighting from the Shadowlands (Showcase)$211.80 · day 33

Earlier cards most like it, each at day 33 of its own setWicket - Yub Nub! (Serialized)Number 6 of Ashes of the Empire by price, as this card is in its set · $297.00 then · -8.5% since · now 4 months oldVel Sartha - Aldhani Insurgent (Showcase)The same rarity (Common) from A Lawless Time, closest to this card's price at day 33 · $169.14 then · -23.2% since · now 8 months oldCad Bane - Impressed Now? (Serialized)The card of any earlier set priced closest to this one at day 33, from Secrets of Power · $177.69 then · +6.9% since · now 11 months old

Six expensive cards and the three futures the model has filed for them.

This Week's Biggest Mover Lost Over Half Its Value

Risers: Logray up 13.2 percent to 7.18, Hunter - Everyone Get to Cover! up 8.9 to 14.71, Wicket up 8.0 to 264.35, Gungi up 6.6 to 10.2. Fallers: Third Sister down 51.1 to 3.43, Origin Tree Shyyyo down 24.7 to 7.52, Luke Skywalker - Dreaming Farmboy down 17.1 to 4.41, Clone of the Zillo Beast down 13.9 to 6.43. The model calls seven of the eight lower in a month and lower again in six, sparing only Gungi now and Dreaming Farmboy later, up 5.7 percent. Hunter never got to cover.

Logray - Bright Tree Shaman (Prestige Foil)+13.2% · $7.18 · 8 sold · model -1.5% next monthHunter - Everyone Get to Cover!+8.9% · $14.71 · model -0.7% next monthWicket - Few Greater Battles to Fight (Showcase)+8.0% · $264.35 · 2 sold · model -0.3% next monthGungi - Fighting for Kashyyyk (Prestige Foil)+6.6% · $10.20 · 1 sold · model +0.1% next monthThird Sister - Cycle of Vengeance (Prestige Foil)-51.1% · $3.43 · 11 sold · model -3.1% next monthOrigin Tree Shyyyo (Prestige Foil)-24.7% · $7.52 · 4 sold · model -3.1% next monthLuke Skywalker - Dreaming Farmboy (Hyperspace)-17.1% · $4.41 · 17 sold · model -2.3% next monthClone of the Zillo Beast - Emperor's Experiment (Prestige Foil)-13.9% · $6.43 · model -0.3% next month

Third Sister, cycle of vengeance, currently cycling toward half her old price.

Legendary Costs the Most and Fell the Hardest

Legendary cards carry a median price of 10.48 dollars and fell 2.2 percent this week, the steepest drop of the five tiers. Rare sits at 1.04 and slipped 0.5, Special at 0.99 and slipped 0.1, Uncommon at 0.27 and held exactly flat, Common at 0.17 and dipped 0.2. Being Legendary, this week, mostly meant losing more money with better production values.

Legendary: priciest shelf in the store, also this week's biggest discount.

Homeworlds Still Hasn't Had a Day in the Green

Homeworlds opened at its own peak, exactly 0.0 percent, which is the one moment release day cards are allowed to feel good about themselves. From there the index slid to a trough of negative 39.0 percent and sits today, 33 days out, at negative 38.5, a few tenths off the bottom. If you bought on day one, you are down 38.5 percent and keeping better company than you were a few weeks ago. As expected.

Homeworlds' entire price history, charted, downhill, no detours.

Homeworlds Is Losing Less Than Its Closest Comparison

At day 33, Homeworlds' index stands at negative 38.5 percent. The only other Star Wars Unlimited release we can measure at the same age, Homeworlds: Weekly Play Promos, sits far worse off, down 59.6 percent since its own day zero, which is also the median for this small comparison. That makes Homeworlds the stronger of the two sets we can check, first of two, a genuinely low bar it still had to clear. Winning by not losing as badly is still winning.

Two Star Wars Unlimited sets at day 33, one merely losing badly.

Most of This Set Costs Less Than a Dollar

Of the 937 priced cards in Homeworlds, 676 live under a dollar, another 155 sit between 1 and 5 dollars, and 71 land between 5 and 20. Above that it thins out fast: 12 cards between 20 and 50 dollars, 6 between 50 and 100, and 17 clearing 100 dollars outright. Most of this set, strictly by the numbers, is a bulk bin with delusions of grandeur at the very top.

Most of Homeworlds priced like pocket change, a little of it priced like rent.

The Empire always said patience was a virtue; Homeworlds has had thirty three days of patience and negative 38.5 percent to show for it. As expected.