Palworld TCG Bulk Order Guide: step-by-step
The order to work through, with the mistake each step removes.
Updated for the current Palworld patch
- ✓1. Write one line per printing, not per card name
- ✓2. Use the exact printed code, including the leading E
- ✓3. Import instead of retyping when you already have a list
- ✓4. Search the database for anything you only know by name
1. Write one line per printing, not per card name
Use the format quantity then card number, one per line. A card name alone is ambiguous once a printing has a parallel, so the number is what identifies what you are buying.
2. Use the exact printed code, including the leading E
Palworld English codes look like EBP01-001 or ETD01-012TSP. Dropping the E or the rarity suffix is the single most common reason a bulk line fails to match.
3. Import instead of retyping when you already have a list
A deck list exported as CSV or plain text can be dropped straight in, so an existing decklist becomes an order without being transcribed by hand.
4. Search the database for anything you only know by name
If you remember the Pal but not the number, search the card database from the builder and add the printing you want — it appends the correctly formatted line for you.
5. Read the preview before you send anything
The preview shows the matched card name, set and quantity for every line, and lists the lines it could not match. Fix those before continuing, or you will pay for a short order.
6. Hand off to one TCGplayer checkout
The builder opens TCGplayer's Mass Entry with the whole list attached, so seller selection, shipping and payment all happen once on TCGplayer rather than per card.