All-Star Week Blowout: My Legacy, MLB Draft, Home Run Derby & All-Star Game Programs Arrive

Diamond Dynasty goes all in on All-Star Week with four waves of content, draft prospects, and marquee player cards dropping through mid-July.

Beyond the programs detailed below, the week also includes conquest maps, event programs, choice packs, a Diamond Quest mode, and even a real-world All-Star Village presence in Philadelphia. Whether you're a casual collector or a ranked grinder, there is something here with your name on it.

My Legacy - 2026 All-Star

The value here is almost entirely in what those packs contain rather than the program itself. If you're already planning to engage with other All-Star Week content, completing My Legacy is essentially free — a side dish to the main course. It won't move the needle for competitive players on its own, but ignoring it means leaving packs on the table, and that's rarely a smart move during a content-rich week like this one.

Cost: 3 program XP to finish · 3 missions

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2026 MLB Draft Program

The card quality ramps meaningfully as you climb. Early earners like Aiden Robbins at center field and Eric Becker at short are solid contributors, while the mid-program rewards introduce pitching depth through Hunter Dietz and Gio Rojas. The final push is where things get exciting: Eric Booth Jr. brings elite speed to center field, and the capstone reward, Grady Emerson at shortstop, is a legitimate top-tier infielder worth grinding toward on his own merits.

With seven moments and five XP tasks totaling one hundred points of program XP, this isn't a sprint — it's a structured Saturday-through-the-week commitment. The breadth of cards across multiple positions makes it especially appealing for players still filling lineup gaps, and the Draft Choice Pack mid-program gives you an additional selection at a meaningful point in the grind. Overall, this program delivers strong return on investment for anyone willing to see it through to the end.

Cost: 100 program XP to finish · 5 missions · 7 moments

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2026 Home Run Derby Program

This program is best understood as a quick complement to the rest of the week's content rather than a standalone grind. The Derby Choice Packs are the main draw, and their value depends entirely on which players end up in the Derby Series pool following Monday's real-world event. Because it launches the same day as the Home Run Derby itself, the cards inside those packs will reflect actual Derby performances, making the timing feel genuinely reactive. For collectors and roster builders alike, clearing this program is low effort and potentially high reward depending on who shines in Philadelphia.

Cost: 50 program XP to finish · 6 missions

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Multiplayer 5 Program

The Multiplayer Five Program is the heavyweight of this entire content drop — a massive, twenty-three-task XP grind with a ceiling more than a thousand times higher than the Draft Program. This is unambiguously a program designed for dedicated head-to-head competitors who are already logging serious time in multiplayer modes. The reward ladder is long and varied, mixing Show Packs, stubs, Deluxe and Premier Choice Packs, and a Ballin' is a Habit Pack into a structure that keeps doling out something useful every few thresholds.

The card rewards are the real story. Andy Pages and Travis Bazzana arrive at the lower end of the ladder, both strong All-Star Series contributors at center field and second base respectively. Shea Langeliers shows up at a mid-program threshold as a catcher with exceptional left-handed power, making him an attractive option for players who want an aggressive bat behind the plate. CJ Abrams at shortstop follows later, bringing a blend of speed and right-handed pop that suits an aggressive lineup philosophy.

The crown jewel — and the reason this program will dominate conversation all week — is Paul Skenes at the second-to-last card reward threshold. He is the most premium pitcher in this entire content wave, and his position near the top of the ladder means you will need to commit deeply to multiplayer to claim him. For ranked grinders, that's a known and acceptable cost. For casual players, the gap between where free rewards become meaningful and where Skenes lives is substantial. The stub rewards scattered throughout help soften the blow, and the fifty-pack final reward is a nice bonus for those who fully complete the path — but make no mistake, this program belongs to the competitive crowd.

Cost: 150,000 program XP to finish · 23 missions

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2026 MLB All-Star Game Program

The reward ladder runs deep on pitching. Michael Wacha at the lower end brings a crafty control-oriented profile, while Raisel Iglesias represents one of the best closer options in this entire drop. Justin Wrobleski appears mid-program as a starter whose attribute spread is extraordinarily clean across all three pitching categories. The standout hitter is Ceddanne Rafaela at the penultimate card threshold — a center fielder with elite speed, excellent fielding, and strong contact numbers who doubles as a defense-first weapon and a dangerous gap hitter. Nathan Flewelling at catcher is the first card reward and arrives under the Spotlight series banner rather than the All-Star Series, adding some variety to the collection for those tracking series milestones.

The program closes with a Rare Choice Pack rather than a premium card, which means the true prize is in the card rewards earned on the way up. Given that this program launches Tuesday — after most of the other content has been live for days — motivated players will likely already have a solid XP foundation heading in. Finishing this program ties a bow on the entire All-Star Week experience and provides a satisfying endgame for those who engaged with content all week long.

Cost: 100 program XP to finish · 18 missions · 7 moments · 4 collection tasks

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5th Inning XP Reward Path American League

This is the ongoing seasonal progression path framed around the American League side of the All-Star roster. It runs alongside everything else launching this week, so every moment you complete and every program task you finish contributes toward it simultaneously. Players who are already deep in the grind will find this path fills naturally without requiring dedicated separate effort.

Source: the official post.

All-Star Game Diamond Quest

Diamond Quest is an adventure-style mode where you navigate a board, completing baseball challenges to earn rewards. The All-Star Game edition wraps that format in All-Star Week theming, making it a fresh way to engage with the content if you want a break from traditional program grinding. It suits players who enjoy variety in how they earn cards rather than running the same moment types repeatedly.

Source: the official post.

2026 All-Star Game Mini Seasons Challenge

Mini Seasons drops you into a condensed season format where you build a squad and compete through a shorter competitive arc. The All-Star Game edition gives this mode a seasonal skin tied to this week's content, and it's a natural fit for players who want structured competitive play without committing to the full ranked experience. Expect All-Star Series rewards to be available through this path.

Source: the official post.

2026 All-Star Moonshot Event Program

The Moonshot Event Program is a home run-themed event format that rewards big swings — literally. These programs typically feature modified rules or ball-flight settings that encourage power-first lineups, making them a fun sandbox for players who want to unleash their hardest-hitting cards. If you've stacked up power bats from earlier in the week, this is the ideal place to show them off and earn additional All-Star Series rewards.

Source: the official post.

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2026 All-Star Game Conquest Map

The All-Star Conquest Map gives solo players a strategic territory-control experience built around All-Star Week branding. Conquest maps reward patience and lineup depth, as you'll need to manage resources across multiple stronghold battles. This is a reliable source of card packs and stubs for players who prefer single-player content, and the All-Star theme makes it feel timely rather than recycled.

Source: the official post.

2026 All-Star Collection

The All-Star Collection is a set-completion challenge that asks you to gather All-Star Series cards and turn them in for rewards. Collections like this drive market activity, so even players who don't grind the programs directly may find value in understanding what cards the collection requires. If you're swimming in duplicate All-Star cards after a week of grinding, the collection is the optimal place to convert them into something more useful.

Source: the official post.

2026 All-Star Packs

Three tiers of All-Star Packs — Premier, Deluxe, and Ultra — are available in the Show Shop for direct purchase. Each tier offers a different mix of All-Star Series card quality and probability, with the Ultra edition sitting at the top of the value chain. For players who want to supplement their program rewards or target specific cards without grinding, these packs provide a direct path to expanding your All-Star Series collection quickly.

Packs: Premier, Deluxe, and Ultra editions available
Where to find it: Available in the Show Shop

Source: the official post.

2026 MLB Draft Choice Packs

These choice packs let you select specific Draft Series players rather than relying on random pack pulls. Choice packs are always among the most valuable pack types in Diamond Dynasty because they eliminate the variance of traditional pulling. They become available post-Draft on Saturday, so the player pool inside them will reflect actual draft order and selections, adding real-world stakes to your choice.

Source: the official post.

2026 Home Run Derby Choice Pack

The Home Run Derby Choice Pack mirrors the Draft Choice Pack concept but for Derby Series players. It arrives Monday alongside the Home Run Derby Program and lets you handpick the Derby performer who fits your lineup best. Since Derby cards are typically built around power-forward attributes, this is an excellent resource for players who need a middle-of-the-order bat or a slugger for Moonshot-style events.

Source: the official post.

Ranked 5 Program

The Ranked Five Program launches Tuesday alongside the Multiplayer Five Program, giving competitive players a second simultaneous grind to run. Where the Multiplayer Five Program draws from general head-to-head play, the Ranked version is tied specifically to Ranked Seasons performance, rewarding players who are already climbing the competitive ladder. Running both in parallel is the optimal play for serious competitors who want to maximize their Tuesday content haul.

Source: the official post.

The full reward list and cost for Ranked 5 Program are not in our program guide yet. This section will be updated when they are.

2026 All-Star Game Event Program

A standalone event program tied directly to the All-Star Game launches Tuesday, separate from the larger All-Star Game Program in the main program hub. Event programs typically feature modified gameplay rules and faster reward cycles than traditional programs, making them a great entry point for players who want All-Star Game rewards without committing to the full program grind. Check the event rules carefully — the modified format often rewards specific lineup archetypes.

Source: the official post.

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2026 Reactive All-Star Game Pack

The Reactive All-Star Game Pack is one of the most intriguing pack types of the week — its contents respond to actual All-Star Game outcomes, meaning the players inside reflect real performances from Tuesday night's game in Philadelphia. This reactive design makes it genuinely exciting to open because the players inside are tied to who actually excelled on the biggest stage. If you can get your hands on one of these, the timing of opening it matters — wait until after the game concludes so you know exactly what you might be pulling.

Source: the official post.

New cards

Grady Emerson

DiamondOps rating (OpScore): All-Star 96.7 · Hall of Fame 98.8 · Legend 98.5
Quirks: Homebody, Unfazed, Situational Hitter, Day Player, Table Setter

His OpScore ratings reflect a card that performs extremely well across higher difficulties, particularly on Hall of Fame and Legend, where his numbers climb into elite territory. His vision and discipline ratings suggest he won't chase much, which makes him a patient, dangerous hitter in competitive modes. There is no market price listed yet, meaning demand will be established as the week unfolds — but as the final reward of a multi-day program, he will likely command meaningful value for those who want him without grinding.

Paul Skenes

DiamondOps rating (OpScore): All-Star 99.5 · Hall of Fame 99.5 · Legend 98.9
Quirks: Homebody, Pick Off Artist, Night Player, Outlier II
Market: buy now 77,999 stubs · sell now 55,617 stubs

His OpScore ratings are among the highest you will see on any pitcher in the game at any tier — all three difficulty levels show him approaching or achieving the top of the scale. The buy-now price is already substantial, which tells you the market has immediately recognized his value. For competitive players willing to push through the Multiplayer Five Program, earning him for free is the obvious play. For everyone else, be prepared to spend significant stubs if you want him without the grind. Either way, Skenes is a legitimate ace-level pitcher who will anchor rotations in Diamond Dynasty for the remainder of the content cycle.

Ceddanne Rafaela

DiamondOps rating (OpScore): All-Star 98.5 · Hall of Fame 103.9 · Legend 104.7
Quirks: Homebody, First-Pitch Hitter, Breaking Ball Hitter, Bad Ball Hitter, Situational Hitter, Day Player

Ceddanne Rafaela is one of the most intriguing positional cards in this entire All-Star Week wave. His defensive profile alone is reason to take notice — fielding at the absolute ceiling combined with speed that ranks among the fastest outfielders in the game makes him the kind of center fielder who changes games without ever taking a swing. But his offensive game is far more credible than his power numbers might initially suggest. His contact ratings are strong from both sides, with his left-handed contact particularly impressive, and his clutch rating is extraordinary — among the highest you will see on any hitter in this update.

The tradeoff is discipline: his walk rate is essentially non-existent, meaning he is a first-pitch and bad-ball hunter who lives or dies by his ability to put the ball in play aggressively. The First-Pitch Hitter, Breaking Ball Hitter, and Bad Ball Hitter quirk combination tells a very specific story — Rafaela is a free-swinger who makes it work through athleticism and bat-to-ball skill rather than plate discipline. His OpScore ratings on higher difficulties are frankly remarkable, suggesting that aggression translates well in practice even without elite walk numbers. For players who want elite defense, blazing speed, and high-contact aggression in center field, Rafaela is among the best options available anywhere in Diamond Dynasty right now.

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Free All-Star Week Prediction Choice Pack

Starting Thursday and running through Monday afternoon, a free Prediction Choice Pack is available in the Show Shop. You select your picks for All-Star Game winner, Home Run Derby winner, longest home run, most home runs in a single round, and more. Correct predictions translate into bonus rewards after the real-world results come in, adding a fun forecasting layer to the week's content.

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