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Darth Vader, Twilight of the Apprentice is a Showcase card from Legends of the Force (Star Wars Unlimited). If you only want this specific card, buying the single card may be more predictable than opening sealed packs.
Like the set's chase Yoda, the #1116 Vader is a premium foil / showcase-tier variant print (high SWU numbers denote variants). At several hundred dollars it is a multiple-boxes-per-hit long shot by community observation — open Legends of the Force for the game, and buy this single outright if it's the goal.
Rough market estimate: ~$616.75 (editorial estimate — always check live listings)
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A 16-card pack from SWU's Force-user set. Premium foil / showcase-tier variant prints of Yoda and Darth Vader lead chase demand at very long community-observed odds — a single pack is overwhelmingly likely to miss that tier. Healthy supply keeps loose packs below MSRP, which makes casual opening cheap.
A 24-pack Legends of the Force box — listed as a "Booster Display" on TCGplayer — ideal for draft nights and set building. Boxes have traded far below MSRP, so per-pack value is strong if you are opening for the game. The chase Yoda and Vader variant prints are estimated at multiple boxes per hit, never guaranteed.
Estimates, not guarantees
Pull statistics are estimates based on available data and may vary. Opening packs is random. No pack, box, or sealed product guarantees a specific card unless the product explicitly states it.
Always check official product details and set lists before buying.
Darth Vader, Twilight of the Apprentice is part of Legends of the Force. Products from that set that can contain it: Legends of the Force Booster Pack, Legends of the Force Booster Box. Every pack is random — no product guarantees this card.
No card-level observed estimate is available. Its rarity tier (Showcase) is the best general guide, and pulling any specific card is random.
If you only want this specific card, buying the single card may be more predictable than opening sealed packs. Packs make sense when you enjoy opening and want many cards from the set, not just this one.
Collect responsibly
Open packs for fun and collecting. If you need a specific card, compare the cost of buying the single.
Stats help set expectations. They do not change your odds or guarantee results.
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