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.
Updated 2026-08-14
- ✓A legal deck in matching sleeves
- ✓Your phone, charged
- ✓Playmat and markers
- ✓A backup of your list
A legal deck in matching sleeves
Every card in the deck must sit in identical, unmarked, opaque-backed sleeves. Mixed or scuffed sleeves are the single most common floor-rules problem at store level because they can mark cards.
Your phone, charged
Pairings, table numbers and result reporting all run through Bushi Navi. A dead phone means chasing the organizer for every pairing, so bring a battery pack for a long event.
Playmat and markers
The official playmat layout is published on the Rules page and shows every zone. Dice or counters cover damage and resources; anything that could be mistaken for a game object is better left in the bag.
A backup of your list
Keep a screenshot of your registered Deck Log list. If the app fails at check-in, a judge can verify your 50 cards against the screenshot far quicker than rebuilding from memory.
What not to bring
No proxies, no unreleased product, no cards with errata printed differently than the official errata page states — errata apply to the card's current official text in every tournament, official or unofficial.
Basic rules, comprehensive rules, floor rules and errata.