Palworld Pal Stars FAQ: Accounts, Free Packs, Palsino & Data Accuracy
Quick answers to the questions people ask most about Pal Stars — what it is, whether it costs anything, how the free booster packs and Palsino spins work, and where the Palworld and TCG data comes from.
Updated 2026-07-26
- ✓What is Pal Stars?
- ✓Does Pal Stars cost anything?
- ✓Do I need an account?
- ✓How many free booster packs do I get?
What is Pal Stars?
Pal Stars is a free, unofficial Palworld wiki and Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME database. It covers every official Pal, breeding chains, mount speeds, boss fights, elemental matchups, printed card codes, and a set of free card-collecting tools.
Does Pal Stars cost anything?
No. Every page, calculator, guide and game on Pal Stars is free, and there is nothing to buy anywhere on the site. Booster packs and Palsino spins are virtual and can never be purchased with money.
Do I need an account?
No account is needed to read the wiki, guides, card database or damage tools. A free account only adds the collection features: the 108-pocket binder, the daily free booster packs, Palsino spins, card trading and the rewards board.
How many free booster packs do I get?
Members get 12 free packs each UTC day, plus one-off rewards from the challenge board and any packs won on Palsino. New members also receive a welcome bonus of 5 packs and 20 Palsino spins.
Is Palsino gambling?
No. Palsino is a free slot machine with no purchases, no wagering and no cash prizes — the only payout is free virtual booster packs inside Pal Stars.
Where does the card data come from?
Card entries mirror the Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME using the exact printed English codes such as EBP01-001, ETD01-012TSP and ESOUL-002, with the real official card scans. Only officially confirmed Pals appear — no fan-made variants.
Is Pal Stars official?
No. Pal Stars is an unofficial fan wiki. Palworld is © Pocketpair, and the card game is published under Bushiroad; card images are used for identification and commentary purposes.