Browse every Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME card by exact printed number, rarity, color, cost and power.
Palworld card database FAQ
How many cards are in the Palworld Official Card Game?
The Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME currently has 244 printed cards indexed on Pal Stars: 100 base cards in BP01 Dawn of Palpagos plus its SR, SP, OSR, SSP and SSS parallels, 24 cards each in the TD01 Red・Blue and TD02 Green・Purple Trial Decks with TSR and TSP parallels, and promo (PR) cards.
Where is the card number printed on a Palworld TCG card?
The card number sits in the lower band of the card face and reads as set code, dash, collector number — for example EBP01-001. Parallel printings append their rarity to the same number, so the OSR parallel of EBP01-001 is printed EBP01-001OSR and the Super Special Parallel is printed EBP01-001SSP.
What do the Palworld card rarity codes C, U, R, RR, SR, SP, OSR, SSP and SSS mean?
C is Common, U is Uncommon, R is Rare, RR is Double Rare, SR is Super Rare, SP is a Special foil parallel, OSR is an Over Super Rare with exclusive illustration, SSP is a Super Special Parallel with textured full-bleed art, and SSS is the single Ultra Secret Gold Card chase card. Trial Deck printings use TD, TSR and TSP, and promos use PR.
What do Palworld card colors mean?
Palworld cards use Red, Blue, Green, Purple and Colorless. A card's color determines which energy it needs and which deck archetypes it fits; Colorless cards splash into any deck.
How do I verify a Palworld card number?
Use the Pal Stars Card Checker: enter the printed code such as EBP01-001 or EBP01-001SSP and compare the returned set, rarity, color, cost and card art with the card in hand.
Palworld TCG card database checklist?
Use the card database as a Palworld TCG card database checklist: filter by set, card type, element, color and rarity, then compare each printed card number against your binder.
Official Palworld trading card list by element?
The official Palworld trading card list by element can be built from the advanced filters: choose an element, then sort or narrow by rarity, color and set.
Palworld card game rules and deck building?
Start with the TCG Tools page for Palworld card game rules and deck building support, then use this database to verify each card's color, cost, power and printed rules text.
Palworld Card Database
Every one of the 257 printed Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME cards is listed here under its exact printed card number — EBP01-001 through EBP01-100 for Dawn of Palpagos, TD01 and TD02 for the Trial Decks, PR for promos — together with every parallel printing (SR, SP, OSR, SSP, SSS, TSR, TSP), the card image, color, cost, power, strike and rules text.
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How are Palworld TCG cards numbered and identified?
Every Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME card carries a printed English code that identifies it exactly: EBP01 codes for the Dawn of Palpagos booster set, ETD codes for the Trial Decks, EPR codes for promos and ESOUL codes for Soul cards, with a rarity suffix such as SR, SP, OSR, SSP, SSS, TSR or TSP marking a parallel printing of the same card. The base number identifies the card, the suffix identifies which printing you are holding, and the two together are what marketplaces and price data key on.
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·The full printed code list for all 257 printings
·Official card scan for every number, click to enlarge
·Colour, cost, power, strike and rules text per card
·Which numbers exist as parallels and which do not
Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME rarity codes run C (Common), U (Uncommon), R (Rare), RR (Double Rare), SR (Super Rare), SP (Special), OSR (Over Super Rare), SSP (Super Special Parallel) and SSS (Ultra Secret Gold Card). Trial Deck printings use TD, TSR and TSP; promos use PR. Hover any code below for its full meaning.
CC — Common — the base pull of every booster pack, 4 copies allowed per deck.Common
UU — Uncommon — one step above Common; roughly one to two per pack.Uncommon
RR — Rare — holo-foil treatment, about one per pack.Rare
CONT · When your red card would deal Damage · other than battle damage to a Pal, deal +200 Damage · instead (Strengthens this card's ability too).
AUTO · OnDeploy · Choose up to 1 Pal, and deal 700 Damage · .
OSROSR — Over Super Rare — original full-art illustration exclusive to the chase slot.
Rate
Cost
7
Power
1200
Strike
3
CONT · When your red card would deal Damage · other than battle damage to a Pal, deal +200 Damage · instead (Strengthens this card's ability too).
AUTO · OnDeploy · Choose up to 1 Pal, and deal 700 Damage · .
SPSP — Special — special foil parallel with alternate framing.
Rate
Cost
7
Power
1200
Strike
3
CONT · When your red card would deal Damage · other than battle damage to a Pal, deal +200 Damage · instead (Strengthens this card's ability too).
AUTO · OnDeploy · Choose up to 1 Pal, and deal 700 Damage · .
RR — Rare — holo-foil treatment, about one per pack.
Rate
Cost
5
Power
800
Strike
2
AUTO · At the end of the battle this card attacked, you may return this card to hand.
ACT · Interrupt (Hand · Quick · [①, discard this card] OR [Discard this card and 1 other card from hand] Nullify the opponent's attack. Battle damage does not occur)
SRSR — Super Rare — full-art foil printing of an existing card.
Rate
Cost
5
Power
800
Strike
2
AUTO · At the end of the battle this card attacked, you may return this card to hand.
ACT · Interrupt (Hand · Quick · [①, discard this card] OR [Discard this card and 1 other card from hand] Nullify the opponent's attack. Battle damage does not occur)
RR — Rare — holo-foil treatment, about one per pack.
Rate
Cost
8
Power
1500
Strike
3
AUTO · OnDeploy · Get 3 Material · .
ACT · 1Turn · [Consume 3 Material · ] Look at the top 5 cards of your deck, choose up to 1 ◇8 or less gear from among them and deploy it, and shuffle the rest of the cards with the deck.
SRSR — Super Rare — full-art foil printing of an existing card.
Rate
Cost
8
Power
1500
Strike
3
AUTO · OnDeploy · Get 3 Material · .
ACT · 1Turn · [Consume 3 Material · ] Look at the top 5 cards of your deck, choose up to 1 ◇8 or less gear from among them and deploy it, and shuffle the rest of the cards with the deck.
CC — Common — the base pull of every booster pack, 4 copies allowed per deck.
Rate
Cost
7
Power
1200
Strike
3
ACT · Interrupt (Hand · Quick · [①, discard this card] OR [Discard this card and 1 other card from hand] Nullify the opponent's attack. Battle damage does not occur)
RR — Rare — holo-foil treatment, about one per pack.
Rate
Cost
4
Power
1000
Strike
—
ACT · 1Turn · [Consume X Material · , assign 1 Pal] Perform 〈Choose 1 Pal, and deal 500 Damage · . 〉 X times.
Palworld card database FAQ
How many cards are in the Palworld Official Card Game?
The Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME currently has 257 printed cards indexed on Pal Stars: 100 base cards in BP01 Dawn of Palpagos plus its SR, SP, OSR, SSP and SSS parallels, 24 cards each in the TD01 Red・Blue and TD02 Green・Purple Trial Decks with TSR and TSP parallels, and promo (PR) cards.
Where is the card number printed on a Palworld TCG card?
The card number sits in the lower band of the card face and reads as set code, dash, collector number — for example EBP01-001. Parallel printings append their rarity to the same number, so the OSR parallel of EBP01-001 is printed EBP01-001OSR and the Super Special Parallel is EBP01-001SSP.
What do the Palworld card rarity codes C, U, R, RR, SR, SP, OSR, SSP and SSS mean?
C is Common, U is Uncommon, R is Rare, RR is Double Rare, SR is Super Rare, SP is a Special foil parallel, OSR is an Over Super Rare with exclusive illustration, SSP is a Super Special Parallel with textured full-bleed art, and SSS is the single Ultra Secret Gold Card chase card. Trial Deck printings use TD, TSR and TSP, and promos use PR.
What do Palworld card colors mean?
Palworld cards use Red, Blue, Green, Purple and Colorless. A card's color determines which energy it needs and which deck archetypes it fits; Colorless cards splash into any deck.
How do I verify a Palworld card number?
Use the Pal Stars Card Checker: enter the printed code such as EBP01-001 or EBP01-001SSP and compare the returned set, rarity, color, cost and card art with the card in hand.
Palworld TCG card database checklist?
Use the card database as a Palworld TCG card database checklist: filter by set, card type, element, color and rarity, then compare each printed card number against your binder.
Official Palworld trading card list by element?
The official Palworld trading card list by element can be built from the advanced filters: choose an element, then sort or narrow by rarity, color and set.
Palworld card game rules and deck building?
Start with the TCG Tools page for Palworld card game rules and deck building support, then use this database to verify each card's color, cost, power and printed rules text.
