How to read a Palworld card code
Every official English Palworld card carries a printed code such as EBP01-001 or ETD01-012TSP. The prefix identifies the product line and set, the number identifies the card within it, and any suffix marks a special treatment.
Updated for the current Palworld patch
- ✓The set prefix
- ✓The card number
- ✓Rarity and treatment suffixes
- ✓Soul and counter prints
The set prefix
Booster products use a booster prefix, trial decks use a deck prefix, and promotional prints use their own. The leading E marks the English printing.
The card number
The digits after the dash place the card in the set order. Card 001 is not automatically the rarest — order and rarity are separate.
Rarity and treatment suffixes
A suffix after the number marks a parallel or special treatment of the same base card. Same number, different finish.
Soul and counter prints
Soul cards and counters use their own prefixes and sit outside the normal booster numbering.
Why exact codes matter
Search, trading and pricing all key off the exact printed code. A listing without a code is the single biggest source of buying the wrong card.