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Star Wars: Rogue One Series 2 Trading Cards - Base Cards Star Wars: Rogue One Series 2 Trading Cards - Base Cards 1 Krennic's Approach 34 Jyn's Reunion 67 Rebels Continue To Attack the Gate 2 Watching the Skies 35 Hijack to Escape 68 Rebel Fighters Take Out the AT-ACT 3 Trust The Force 36 Appointment on Mustafar 69 The Rebels Strike Back 4 Resisting the Empire 37 The Dreaded Darth Vader 70 Searching the Databanks 5 The Hunt for Jyn 38 Vader Cautions Krennic 71 Failed Misdirection 6 The Ring of Kafrene 39 Return to Yavin 4 72 Targeting the Engines 7 Cassian Makes Contact 40 Jyn Presents Her Case 73 TIE Fighters Released from the Gate 8 Remnant of the Jedi 41 The Council Assembled 74 Rebels Take Aim at the Imperial Forces 9 The Imperial Transport 42 The Council's Decision 75 Rebels Storm the Citadel 10 Meeting the Rebel Council 43 The Fight Isn't Over 76 K-2SO Defends the Data Room 11 Trust Goes Both Ways 44 Joining with Jyn 77 Bodhi Breaks Through 12 In Search of Saw Gerrera 45 Call Sign 'Rogue One' 78 Project Stardust 13 Krennic and Tarkin Confer 46 Destination: Scarif 79 X-wings Attack 14 Arrival on Jedha 47 "They Don't Know We're Coming" 80 Battle on the Beach 15 Bodhi's Gruesome Test 48 The Tower on Scarif 81 Death Troopers on the Beach 16 Under Imperial Rule 49 Landing Pad 9 82 Jyn and Cassian Climb 17 Chaos on Jedha 50 Prepare for Inspection 83 Shootout in the Data Vault 18 K-2SO Attacks 51 Infiltrating The Citadel 84 Aiming for Krennic 19 Reinforcements Arrive 52 Krennic's New Mission 85 Krennic Fires Back 20 Chirrut Takes on the Stormtroopers 53 The Plan Unfolds 86 Chirrut Pulls the Switch 21 Heading to the Hideout 54 Krennic's Arrival 87 Disabling the Shield 22 Galen Erso's Message 55 Deploy The Garrison 88 Baze Malbus' Last Stand 23 Test on Jedha 56 Stealing the Map 89 The Hammerhead Attacks 24 The City Crumbles 57 Entering the Data Room 90 Catastrophic Collision 25 Jedha Destroyed 58 Pao Gives It His All 91 TIE vs. Jyn 26 Fleeing the Destruction 59 AT-ACTs Turn the Tide 92 Jyn Hangs On 27 The Defiant Saw Gerrera 60 The Rebel Fleet Arrives 93 Transferring the Plans 28 A Narrow Escape 61 Admiral Raddus Leads the Mission 94 Cassian Returns 29 Heading to Eadu 62 Closing the Gate 95 The Gate Destroyed 30 Crash Landing 63 General Merrick Leads his Squad 96 The Death Star's Arrival 31 The Facility on Eadu 64 Taking Out the AT-ACT 97 The Imperial View of Scarif 32 Galen's Engineers Assembled 65 Red Squadron Begins its Attack 98 The Destruction of Scarif 33 Imperial Punishment 66 Rebels Attack the gate 99 Vader Makes His Presence Known 100 Darth Vader's Aftermath Star Wars: Rogue One Series 2 Trading Cards - Insert Cards Character Stickers Heroes Of The Rebel Alliance Villains Of The Galactic Empire CS-1 Jyn Erso HR-1 Jan Dodonna VG-1 Imperial Guard CS-2 Captain Cassian Andor HR-2 Jyn Erso VG-2 Darth Vader CS-3 Moroff HR-3 Captain Cassian Andor VG-3 Director Krennic CS-4 Pao HR-4 K-2SO VG-4 C2-B5 CS-5 Bistan HR-5 Chirrut Îmwe VG-5 Shoretrooper CS-6 C2-B5 HR-6 Baze Malbus VG-6 Imperial Tank Driver CS-7 General Draven HR-7 Pao VG-7 Stormtrooper CS-8 Director Krennic HR-8 Bistan VG-8 Death Star Gunner CS-9 Darth Vader HR-9 Bodhi Rook VG-9 Death Trooper CS-10 K-2SO HR-10 Mon Mothma VG-10 TIE Fighter Pilot CS-11 Mon Mothma CS-12 Edrio Two Tubes Prime Forces Troopers CS-13 Death Trooper PF-1 Death Trooper PF-1 Death Trooper CS-14 Chirrut Îmwe PF-2 Captain Cassian Andor PF-2 Death Trooper CS-15 Baze Malbus PF-3 Jyn Erso PF-3 Stormtrooper CS-16 Shoretrooper PF-4 Chirrut Îmwe PF-4 Imperial Tank Driver CS-17 Lt. Zal Dinnes PF-5 Shoretrooper PF-5 Shoretrooper CS-18 Admiral Raddus PF-6 Pao & Bistan PF-6 Death Trooper PF-7 K-2SO PF-7 Death Trooper Movie Posters PF-8 Director Krennic PF-8 Stormtrooper 1 United States Theatrical Poster PF-9 Baze Malbus PF-9 Stormtrooper 2 Japan Theatrical Poster PF-10 Stormtrooper PF-10 Imperial Troopers 3 South Korea Theatrical Poster 4 Jyn Erso Character Poster Darth Vader Continuity Part 3 5 Cassian Andor Character Poster 11 Darth Vader 6 Bodhi Rook Character Poster 12 Darth Vader 7 Chirrut Îmwe Character Poster 13 Darth Vader 8 Saw Gerrera Character Poster 14 Darth Vader 9 K-2SO Character Poster 15 Darth Vader 10 Director Krennic Character Poster Star Wars: Rogue One Series 2 Trading Cards - Hit Cards Autograph Signers Autograph Signers Felicity Jones as Jyn Erso NEW Stephen Stanton, Voice of Admiral Raddus NEW Riz Ahmed as Bodhi Rook Paul Kasey as Admiral Raddus Donnie Yen as Chirrut Îmwe Paul Kasey as Edrio Two Tubes Forest Whitaker as Saw Gerrera NEW Aidan Cook as Benthic Two Tubes Genevieve O'Reilly as Mon Mothma NEW Aidan Cook as Caitken NEW Alistair Petrie as General Draven NEW Tim Rose as Shollan NEW Warwick Davis as Weeteef Cyubee Nick Kellington as Bistan NEW Derek Arnold as Pao Dual Autographs Felicity Jones as Jyn Erso & Genevieve O'Reilly as Mon Mothma Felicity Jones as Jyn Erso & Forest Whitaker as Saw Gerrera Genevieve O'Reilly as Mon Mothma & Alistair Petrie as General Draven Triple Autographs Felicity Jones as Jyn Erso, Donnie Yen as Chirrut Îmwe & Forest Whitaker as Saw Gerrera Forest Whitaker as Saw Gerrera, Paul Kasey as Edrio Two Tubes & Aidan Cook as Benthic Two Tubes Felicity Jones as Jyn Erso, Genevieve O'Reilly as Mon Mothma & Alistair Petrie as General Draven Patch Cards Patch Cards Jyn Erso - Death Star Director Krennic - Elite Squad Captain Cassian Andor - Death Star Death Trooper - Elite Squad Bodhi Rook - Death Star Lt. 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