Name: Emperor's Messenger
Brand: Star Wars: Unlimited
SKU: 243859
Price: 0.08 USD
Availability: InStock

Question 1

How much is Emperor's Messenger worth?

Accepted Answer

As of October 2026, Emperor's Messenger from Ashes of the Empire - Weekly Play Promos has a market value of $0.83. Compare prices from verified sellers on CardNexus to find the best deal.

Question 2

Is Emperor's Messenger going up or down in price?

Accepted Answer

Over the past 30 days, Emperor's Messenger has decreased in value by 0.5%. The current market price is $0.83. Check the price history chart on CardNexus for the full trend.

Question 3

What set is Emperor's Messenger from?

Accepted Answer

Emperor's Messenger is from the Ashes of the Empire - Weekly Play Promos (ASHES-OF-THE-EMPIRE-WEEKLY-PLAY-PROMOS) expansion, part of the Star Wars: Unlimited trading card game.

Question 4

What rarity is Emperor's Messenger?

Accepted Answer

Emperor's Messenger is a Common Single card from the Ashes of the Empire - Weekly Play Promos set.

Question 5

What type of card is Emperor's Messenger?

Accepted Answer

Emperor's Messenger is a unit, cunning, villainy, ground, 1 cost, 0 power, 3 hp from the Ashes of the Empire - Weekly Play Promos set in Star Wars: Unlimited.

Question 6

What conditions is Emperor's Messenger available in?

Accepted Answer

Sellers on CardNexus list Emperor's Messenger in conditions ranging from Near Mint (NM) to Damaged. The most common conditions are Near Mint, Lightly Played (LP), and Moderately Played (MP). Each listing shows its exact condition so you can choose based on your preference and budget.

Question 7

Where can I buy Emperor's Messenger?

Accepted Answer

You can buy Emperor's Messenger from verified sellers on CardNexus, a marketplace for Star Wars: Unlimited singles and sealed products. Compare listings by condition and finish, view the price history chart, and choose from multiple sellers to find the best price for this Single card.

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