Palworld TCG Set List
Palworld Official Card Game sets are identified by the printed prefix on each card: EBP for booster sets, ETD for trial decks, EPR for promotional printings and ESOUL for Soul cards. A full card number reads prefix, set number, a dash and the card's position in the set, with a rarity suffix such as TSP or OSR appended on parallel printings.
- Booster prefix
- EBP
- Trial deck prefix
- ETD
- Promo prefix
- EPR
- Soul card prefix
- ESOUL
How to read a Palworld card number
Card numbers are the only reliable identifier — names repeat across sets and artwork repeats across parallels. EBP01-095 is card 95 of the first booster set; EBP01-095OSR is the same card in its Overprint Secret Rare parallel, which is a different collectible with a different market price entirely.
- The leading E is part of the English printed code — never drop it.
- A rarity suffix means a parallel printing, not a different card.
- Always quote the full code when buying or selling a single.
Set families
Booster sets (EBP) carry the chase rares and the bulk of the playable pool. Trial decks (ETD) are pre-built, legal products that also contain deck-exclusive printings. Promos (EPR) and Soul cards (ESOUL) sit outside the booster numbering and include not-for-sale prototype and demo printings.
- Booster sets define the competitive pool.
- Trial deck exclusives can be the cheapest route to a staple.
- Not-for-sale promos are collector items, not playables.
Using the set list
The live card list on this site is filterable by set prefix, element and rarity, and each card has its own page with the official scan and its market history. Use the set list to check completeness for a binder, and the price chart to value what you already hold.
- Filter by prefix to build a set checklist.
- Parallel printings resolve to their own price, not the base card's.
- The index tracks the whole market rather than one set.
Where to go next
- Palworld TCG card list
Filter every printing by set, element and rarity.
- Palworld card price chart
Market value and history per card number.
- Palworld TCG rarity symbols
What each suffix means.
- Palworld card checker
Look up a printed code instantly.
Palworld TCG Set List FAQ
How many Palworld TCG sets are there?
The English line currently spans booster sets under the EBP prefix, trial decks under ETD, plus EPR promotional and ESOUL Soul card printings. The card list on this site shows the exact live count per prefix.
How do you read Palworld TCG card numbers?
Read prefix, set number, dash, card position, then any rarity suffix. EBP01-095OSR is card 95 of booster set 1 in its Overprint Secret Rare parallel.
What does the E mean on a Palworld card number?
It marks the English printing and is part of the printed code. Codes should always be quoted as EBP01-001 or ETD01-012TSP rather than BP01-001.
Are trial deck cards legal in the Palworld TCG?
Yes. Trial decks are pre-built legal products, and their deck-exclusive printings are playable alongside booster cards.