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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | First made available in 1995, the Star Wars Customizable Card Game was one of several Follow the Leader games released in the wake of Magic: The Gathering and (practical) invention of the Collectible Card Game. Unlike most of those other games, however, SW:CCG was actually good and enjoyed a decent player base, coming in second only to Magic itself on the popularity (sales) charts. Decipher managed to release expansion packs for Episodes IV, V and VI, and then spent some time in the Star Wars Expanded Universe, which at the time had just received an infusion of popularity from the release of the The Thrawn Trilogy. Yes, there is a "Grand Admiral Thrawn" card. They were working their way through Episode I when the game was canceled (more on that later). |