Key Takeaways
- Palworld Official Card Game Sleeve & Card Set Vol. 1 launches on October 16, 2026, two weeks later than the original October 2 date.
- Each set has 75 Pal Sphere sleeves and 10 promo cards: two each of Cattiva, Depresso, Chillet, Quivern and Grizzbolt.
- Two cards in every set are randomly swapped for full-art OSR (Over Super Rare) versions.
- Bushiroad hasn’t said whether you can pull two copies of the same OSR in one set.
- Dawn of Palpagos 2nd Edition ships in late October, and the second main set, Legends Awaken, arrives on October 30.
- A third full set is planned for early 2027, but there are no details yet.
The Palworld card game is finally getting its first official accessories, and there’s a nice bonus for collectors. Bushiroad has shown off the promo cards that come with Sleeve & Card Set Vol. 1, and yeah, a few of you are going to want more than one.
What’s Inside Palworld Sleeve & Card Set Vol. 1?
The bundle comes with 75 card sleeves with a Pal Sphere design on the back, plus ten promo cards that you can’t get anywhere else. The promo lineup is:
- Cattiva – Brimming Bravado
- Depresso – Midnight Overdrive
- Chillet – Final Frostneedle
- Quivern – Breath of the Wyvern
- Grizzbolt – Cascading Voltage
You get two copies of each Pal, which is handy since most decks want playsets of the good stuff. Bushiroad also notes that the cards in this set are unique to it, so they’re not reprinted in boosters.
How the OSR Promo Cards Work
Here’s the chase part. Two cards in every set get randomly replaced with the full-art OSR (Over Super Rare) version. So each set has a couple of shiny surprises, and the official account has been asking fans which OSR they’re hoping to pull.
What we don’t know yet is whether one set can hand you two of the same OSR. Bushiroad didn’t confirm that, so hold off on any pull rate claims until people start opening them. If you loved the full-art chase cards and the gold Cattiva from the Dawn of Palpagos launch, this set is built for that same itch.
Palworld Sleeve & Card Set Vol. 1 Release Date
The set now hits stores on October 16, 2026. It was originally scheduled for October 2, and the delay came as supply problems kept hitting the game. Preorders have been open at local stores for a while, so if you want one on day one, lock it in now. You can check the official product page for updates on the Sleeve & Card Set Vol. 1 listing.
Why Palworld Cards Are So Hard to Find
The Palworld Official Card Game launched on July 30, 2026, with Pocketpair and Bushiroad turning the monster-catching hit into a TCG. The Dawn of Palpagos set has fan favorites like Cattiva, Lamball and Chillet, plus human rivals like Zoe and Victor. It sold out quickly at a lot of stores, and scalpers jumped on booster boxes and resold them far above MSRP.
Bushiroad has promised help. More first-print boxes are going out to stores, and a 2nd Edition of Dawn of Palpagos is expected to ship in late October. Those cards are basically identical to the first wave, but they carry a Roman numeral “II” in the corner next to the copyright text. If you’re picking up singles later, that tiny mark is how you tell the printings apart.
What’s Next: Legends Awaken and the Third Set
Right after the accessory set, the second main expansion, Legends Awaken, lands on October 30. It adds more Pals like Chillet Ignis and Jetragon, and it introduces the Legendary trait. Legendary Pal cards are limited to one copy in your Base at a time, which should shake up deck building. Cards like Selyne and Anubis have already been revealed, and you can follow the rest on the Legends Awaken product page. A third full set is also planned for early 2027, though the name and date are still under wraps.
Is Sleeve & Card Set Vol. 1 Worth Grabbing?
For players, the sleeves are the first official way to protect your deck with Pal Sphere style. For collectors, the exclusive promos and the OSR chance make it a must-preorder. Just don’t be surprised if it sells out fast, given how the Palworld card game has gone so far.
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