SWTOR Cartel Market Specials



There’s never been a better week to expand your gear collection! Not only can you score any item to EVER be featured on the Cartel Market with the Grand Chance Cube, but you can instantly equip the galaxy’s greatest battle armor with the Gold Cartel Armor AND kick off your Imperial military career with the awe-inspiring Advanced Agent Bundle. More details below: swtor credits

GRAND CHANCE CUBE: DIRECT SALE ITEM
ONE WEEK ONLY: Tuesday, March 21 - Tuesday, March 28 -- 160 Cartel Coins

The entire Cartel Market in your hand. Every Grand Chance Cube contains one randomly-selected Pack item, including the rarest of armor sets, mounts, weapons, decorations, and more!
ADVANCED AGENT BUNDLE: NEW DIRECT SALE BUNDLE PACK
ONE WEEK ONLY: Tuesday, March 21 - Tuesday, March 28 – 3,350 Cartel Coins NOW 2,345 CARTEL COINS swtor credits

The perfect starter kit for an ambitious Imperial Agent looking to climb through the ranks. Each bundle pack includes the Aratech Ghost speeder, Intelligence Officer Armor Set, DLA-13 Heavy Blaster Rifle, and Tac-HUD Heavy Sniper Rifle!
GREE HYPERGATE REST AND RECHARGE: DIRECT SALE ITEM
WEEKEND ONLY: Friday, March 24 - Tuesday, March 28

Recover your stamina with the help of ancient and unpredictable Gree technology. You’ll be sure to impress your friends with this advanced Rest and Recharge tool!
GOLD CARTEL ARMOR PACK: RETURNING GRAND PACK
WEEKEND ONLY: Friday, March 24 - Tuesday, March 28

Head into battle wearing the greatest battle armor from across the galaxy! Each Gold Armor Pack contains a full set of gear, randomly-selected from only the rarest and highest-valued armor sets ever to hit the Cartel Market. swtor credits

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