Let's dive into the data for Twin Suns Leaders [Eastern Massachusetts Edition]


Disclaimer:  Yes I know that most of the games involve my decks.  Yes I know the data is slightly biased to them.  Yes, this is a limited data set for Eastern Massachusetts and probably is not an accurate assessment of the global or your local Twin Suns meta.  But this data is valid for Eastern Mass, where I play.  So I'm going to make some observations that will be useful to any players in Eastern Mass, or plan on playing with us.
 
I'll be using the data from Eastern Massachusetts Leader Board 

First off let's congratulate the super star.  Most Popular Twin Suns leader in winning Decks as well as the Most Overall Wins: Leia Organa (SOR)

 

 For a while it was close, but then Jyn (LAW) starting showing up with her.  A lot.  Whether it's Action Compression or Rebel synergy, Leia is real popular around here.  Nine different decks have won using her with 17 wins.

 Runner up is frankly a surprise for me:

 

 

 Darth Vader (JTL) is in 7 different winning decks for 12 wins.  There have been even more support for tokens in the past couple of sets giving you more synergy and value for playing him.  We're actually starting to see him more than in the past, which is great.  

Cassian Andor (SOR) is a strong showing always hovering in the top 5 for both popularity and win rate.

  You can view the spreadsheet to see where your favorite leader lands.  At least 63% of leaders have made it to the Leaderboard.  Here are the top 10 (edit : as of 2026-05-14) to save you a click:

  1. Leia Organa (SOR) - 17 Wins
  2. Darth Vader (JTL) - 12 Wins
  3. Cassian Andor (SOR) - 10.5 Wins
  4. Kylo Ren (LOF) - 9.5 Wins
  5. Hera Syndulla (SOR) - 9 Wins
  6. Kanan Jarrus (LOF) - 9 Wins 
  7. Jyn Erso (LAW) - 8 Wins
  8. Leia Organa (SEC) - 7 Wins
  9. Luke Skywalker (JTL) - 6.5 Wins
  10. Obi-Wan Kenobi (TWI) - 6.5 Wins 

Other Trends that are fascinating but may not be super useful: 

  • The set with the most Leader wins is JTL with 20% of winning decks having one JTL Leader.
  • TWI has the least representation with only 8.7% (I'm discounting TS26 as it just released)
  • The only 7 resource leader in the top 20 is Kylo Ren (LOF)
  • 73 Leaders have at least 2 wins.
  • Every set has at least one leader in the top 20. 
  • Of the top 20: 4 are Aggression, 4 are Command, 6 are Cunning, and 6 are Vigilance.  Pretty good spread.  Although the top 2 are both Command.

 

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