Promotional Foils

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Promotional Foils
Game/Set Star Wars CCG
Publisher Decipher
Country USA
Era Decipher era
Date 2000–2002
Language English
Cards Total 28
Card Size 63x88mm

Promotional Foils are 28 foil reprints of earlier commons, uncommons, and two rares (Qui-Gon Jinn With Lightsaber and Darth Maul With Lightsaber). Decipher gave them to tournament winners and a random participant, as retailer/distributor incentives, as wrapper redemptions, and as DecipherCon / championship prizes. They are not Reflections pack foils. A foil of a title on this list can be authentic even if it is not on the Reflections, Reflections II, Reflections III, or Endor foil lists.[1]

Tournament directors typically awarded one card to the winner and one to a random participant. Each title was in the program for about two months. A new card then rotated in and an old one rotated out, usually alternating Light and Dark so one of each was available. After the program ended, leftover copies were still used as prize support without the original schedule.[1]

Cards

Each promotional foil is its own version (foil finish). Image cells stay empty until a scan of that foil is dested. Article titles use (Promotional Foil). Identical foil cardboard given in more than one program shares one article.[1]

Image Card Side Set icon Given out
A Few Maneuvers Light none (Premiere) Battle of Endor closed tournament
Alter Light none (Premiere) Monthly tournament (March–April 2001)
Battle Plan Light Endor Battle of Endor closed tournament
Clash Of Sabers Light Cloud City Distributor / retailer case incentive
Corellian Corvette Light none (Premiere) DecipherCon 2000 pre-registration; 2000 State Champion runners-up
Grimtaash Light A New Hope Monthly tournament (January–February 2002)
Houjix Light A New Hope Monthly tournament (February–March 2002)
Insurrection Light Endor Monthly tournament (September–October 2001)
It Could Be Worse Light none (Premiere) Monthly tournament (July–August 2001)
Qui-Gon Jinn With Lightsaber Light Theed Palace Episode I closed tournament
Rebel Barrier Light none (Premiere) 2001 World Championship Open Qualifier (top 75)
Sense Light none (Premiere) Monthly tournament (April–May 2001)
Snowspeeder Light Hoth Monthly tournament (May–June 2001)
The Signal Light Jabba's Palace Monthly tournament (January–February 2001; May–June 2002); 2000 State Champion binder; distributor / retailer
Alter Dark none (Premiere) Monthly tournament (October–November 2001)
Battle Order Dark Endor Battle of Endor closed tournament
Dark Maneuvers Dark none (Premiere) Battle of Endor closed tournament
Darth Maul With Lightsaber Dark Theed Palace Episode I closed tournament
Ghhhk Dark A New Hope Monthly tournament (November–December 2001)
Imperial Arrest Order Dark Endor Monthly tournament (August–September 2001)
Imperial Barrier Dark none (Premiere) Wrapper redemption (Reflections II); distributor / retailer
Imperial Decree Dark Cloud City Monthly tournament (February–March 2001)
Imperial-Class Star Destroyer Dark none (Premiere) DecipherCon 2000 pre-registration; 2000 State Champion binder; distributor / retailer
Masterful Move Dark Special Edition Monthly tournament (January 2001; April–May 2002); 2000 State Champion binder; wrapper redemption; distributor / retailer
Monnok Dark A New Hope Monthly tournament (March–April 2002)
Sense Dark none (Premiere) Monthly tournament (December 2001–January 2002)
Twi'lek Advisor Dark Jabba's Palace Monthly tournament (June–July 2001)
You Are Beaten Dark Cloud City 2000 State Champion binder; wrapper redemption (Death Star II); distributor / retailer


Programs

The same 28 titles by how they were given out (some titles appear in more than one program):[1]

See also

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 SWCCG Collecting Encyclopedia 3.2, pp. 34, 87. Preserved copy: Internet Archive (8 October 2026). Collecting hub: SWCCG Collecting Encyclopedia, starwarsccg.org. Preserved copy: Internet Archive.
  2. ↑ Star Wars CCG INSIDER Stories, History & Collector Tips from the legend Jim Colson, BoardMatt, YouTube (24 April 2022), at 1:00:09. Preserved copy: Internet Archive; Internet Archive item