Every Pokémon species has a collectible card — 1,025 of them, one per species. You get them by ripping open booster packs, and they live in a persistent binder that remembers everything you've ever pulled.
Booster Packs
There are 11 kinds of pack, and every one contains 5 cards.
Generation packs
Gen 1 through Gen 9 — each draws only from its own generation. Three guaranteed Commons, then a slot that can roll up to Rare, and a final slot that can roll all the way to Legendary.
Elite pack
Draws from all nine generations. No triple-Common floor — every slot can roll Uncommon or better, and the last two slots reach Epic and Legendary.
Premium pack
No Commons at all. The final slot is guaranteed Epic or better, with a 1-in-5 shot at a Legendary.
Rarity
A card's rarity comes from the species itself, not from luck at print time.
| Rarity | Which species |
|---|---|
| Legendary | Legendaries, Mythicals, Ultra Beasts and Paradox Pokémon |
| Epic | Pseudo-legendary final evolutions |
| Rare | Fully-evolved species with a base stat total of 500+ |
| Uncommon | Anything else fully evolved, or with a base stat total of 480+ |
| Common | Everything else |
Opening a Pack
Right-click a sealed pack and the reveal plays out card by card.
- Each flip has its own sound for its rarity.
- Rare and above are held back behind a short suspense pause before they turn over.
- A Legendary pull is announced to the whole server.
- There's a flip all button if you're in a hurry, and the ceremony auto-advances on its own if you idle.
The Binder
/binder alias: /cards opens your collection. You can also right-click the binder item to open it.
- Tabs for each generation, plus an "All" view.
- Filters for owned, missing, or everything.
- Search by name.
- Completion counters per generation and overall.
- Clicking a card you own opens a detail view with its full art, how many copies you hold, its rarity, and the date you first pulled it.
Withdraw, Deposit and Trading
The binder isn't a one-way door.
Withdraw
From a card's detail view, Withdraw takes one copy out of your binder and hands you a physical card item. You need a free inventory slot.
Carry it
That item behaves like any other — you can chest it, drop it, or hand it to another player. While it's an item it is not in your binder, so don't lose it.
Deposit
Right-click a card item to file it back, or use the binder's deposit all button to sweep every loose card out of your inventory in one go.
Where to Get Packs
Starter Kit
The one-time Starter Kit includes your binder, an Elite pack and a Gen 1 pack — the fastest way to start a collection from nothing.
Kits
Most kits include a pack on their 7-day cooldown, and the packs get better as the kits do — generation packs on the mid-tier kits, Elite packs higher up, and multiple Premium packs on the top donor kits.
Vote Points
The VP Store stocks two packs:
| Pack | Cost |
|---|---|
| Elite Card Pack | 125 VP |
| Premium Card Pack | 300 VP |
Vote Parties
When the server hits a Vote Party, every player online gets a random Gen 1–9 booster pack — each of the nine generations is equally likely.
Minigame Tokens
The minigame token shop sells the same two premium tiers:
| Pack | Cost |
|---|---|
| Elite Card Pack | 600 tokens |
| Premium Card Pack | 1,500 tokens |
The Night Market
Card packs are one of the offer pools the night market draws from, paid in Pokédollars: generation packs list at ₽8,000, Elite at ₽20,000, and Premium at ₽50,000, one per card. Every card is discounted off that list price — generously on the common tiers, more modestly on the rare ones.