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Palworld Shop Tournament Guide & FAQ

How Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME shop tournaments work: entry, deck legality, rounds, promos and what to bring on the day.

Updated 2026-08-14

Article 1

What is a Palworld shop tournament?

A Palworld shop tournament is an official, store-run Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME event sanctioned by Bushiroad. You register through the Bushi Navi app, bring a legal constructed deck, play a set number of Swiss rounds against other locals, and take home participation promos regardless of how you finish.

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  • Who runs them
  • Skill level expected
  • Format
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Article 2

How to enter your first Palworld shop tournament

Download Bushi Navi, add Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME to your profile, search for a nearby event on the in-app map, tap apply, and wait for your status to change from Applying to Selected. Then check in at the store on the day with your deck and your phone.

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  • Step 1 — install Bushi Navi
  • Step 2 — find an event
  • Step 3 — understand your status
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Article 3

What to bring to a Palworld tournament

Bring a legal constructed deck in matching opaque sleeves, a charged phone with Bushi Navi installed, a playmat, damage or resource markers, and a pen. Everything else the store provides.

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  • A legal deck in matching sleeves
  • Your phone, charged
  • Playmat and markers
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Article 4

Demo sessions and the Demo Caravan explained

Demo sessions are free, no-experience-required Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME learning events run in stores. Bushiroad supplies the demo decks and materials, and every attendee who completes a session receives participation rewards.

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  • Nothing to bring
  • The Demo Caravan
  • Participation rewards
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Article 5

Palworld shop tournament FAQ

Short answers to the questions new Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME players ask before their first store event.

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  • Do I need a tuned deck to enter?
  • Are promo cards tournament legal?
  • Can I play two colours?
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