Palworld TCG Checklists Are Live: All 242 Cards, Free for Everyone
The Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME launched in English on July 30, and PokeTrack now tracks the whole thing — all 242 cards across four products, free for every account, with no impact on your set limit.
All four products, all 242 cards
Dawn of Palpagos (161 cards), Trial Deck 01: Red & Blue (39), Trial Deck 02: Green & Purple (39), and the 2026 Promos (3). Every card is tracked with its number, name, colour, and rarity — mark cards owned, set quantities, build want lists, and watch your completion ring fill.
Proper Palworld rarities, not Pokémon ones
Palworld uses its own rarity ladder, and several of its codes collide with Pokémon’s. PokeTrack reads them correctly: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Double Rare, Super Rare, Special, Over Super Rare, and Super Special Parallel — grouped so you can see exactly how far you are through the base set versus the 31 chase parallels in Dawn of Palpagos.
Free for everyone, no slot used
Palworld sets don’t count against the free 3-set limit. Every account gets full tracking across all four products — ownership, quantities, want lists, completion rings, CSV export, and Share Progress.
What’s not here yet
Two things are still coming. Card artwork — cards currently display the official card back while we work through image permissions, so browse in list view for the clearest read. And pricing — Palworld isn’t carried by our market data source yet, so there are no values, price history, or Buy Signals on these sets. Both will switch on without you doing anything.
Yes. All four Palworld products are free for every account and don’t count against the free 3-set limit — you can track the full 242-card master set without a subscription.
Dawn of Palpagos has 161 cards, including 31 chase parallels — 12 Special, 15 Over Super Rare, and 4 Super Special Parallel.
Not yet. Palworld isn’t listed by our market data provider, so prices, price history, and Buy Signals are hidden on these sets rather than showing placeholder values. They’ll appear automatically once market data becomes available.
We display the official card back while we work through image usage permissions with the publisher. Card numbers, names, colours, and rarities are all tracked, so the checklist is fully usable in the meantime.