Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece and Lorcana explained: each set's cards and rarities, its sealed products, release dates and how to start collecting the game.
Konami's North American dates for every Yu-Gi-Oh! booster set of 2026 and the first of 2027, the store launch two days earlier, and the gaps between sets.
Konami's five Rarity Collection sets, RA01 to RA05: dates, pack sizes and prices, the foils each pack holds, Konami's card rates and how the codes work.
The first Yu-Gi-Oh! booster set, LOB, and its 2023 25th Anniversary Edition: Konami's dates and prices, the 126 cards, the rarities and how the codes differ.
What One Piece's two premium boosters hold: release dates and prices, rarity counts, which earlier sets the reprints come from, and the new cards in each.
OP-05, Awakening of the New Era: Bandai's dates and prices, how its 126+1 card types become 154 list entries, its six Special cards and Super Parallels.
OP-04, Kingdoms of Intrigue: its English and Japanese dates and prices, 124+1 card types, six two-color Leaders, five Special cards and 25 alt-art versions.
OP-03, Pillars of Strength: Bandai's dates and prices, its 127 card types, the first yellow and Special cards in a booster, and its 27 alt-art versions.
Every One Piece extra booster from EB-01 to EB-05: Bandai's dates and prices, card counts by rarity, the Special cards, and where EB-04's cards sit in English.
Outlaws of Thunder Junction (OTJ): its April 2024 release, its 276 different cards, the four codes in its Play Boosters, its rarities and its products.
The Lost Caverns of Ixalan (LCI): its November 2023 release, its 409 collector numbers, the cards with two faces, its rarities and where its four codes turn up.
Innistrad Remastered (INR): its January 2025 release, what its two pack types hold, how its 491 numbers break down and which are Collector Booster only.
Dominaria United (DMU): its September 2022 release, how its 434 numbers break down, its rarities, Lost Legends, Legends Retold and which pack holds what.
Disney Lorcana's first set: its August 2023 launch, how its 216 printings are numbered, its 12 Enchanted cards and which cards came back in later sets.
Disney Lorcana's second set: its November and December 2023 dates, 216 printings, Enchanted numbers out of card order and the cards Fabled brought back.
Disney Lorcana's Set 8: Ravensburger's 2025 dates, its dual-ink cards compared with Archazia's Island, its four Illusions, 18 Enchanted cards and products.
Disney Lorcana's third set: its release dates, the first location cards, its 204 cards and 18 Enchanted printings, and which cards came back in later sets.
Konami's Beyond the Brave: its dates, the 100-card rarity split, 25 Starlight Rares, card numbers, and how it compares with seven other Konami booster sets.
How Japanese and English One Piece sets map, where the English EB-04 cards went, how packs and release dates differ, and how to tell the two editions apart.
Magic's Tarkir: Dragonstorm (TDM): its April 2025 dates, how its 422 printings are numbered, its rarity counts, the serialized Mox Jasper and its products.
Magic's Reality Fracture (FRA): its dates, how its 437 printings are numbered, the rarity counts, its paired legendary cards and the products named for it.
Magic's Bloomburrow (BLB): its August 2024 release, how its 397 printings are numbered, its rarity counts, the cards with most printings and its products.
Magic's Aetherdrift (DFT): its February 2025 dates, how its 543 printings are numbered, its rarity counts, the serialized Aetherspark and its products.
Disney Lorcana's Winterspell, Set 11: its 2026 dates, papercut Iconic and frost foil Enchanted cards, how its 242 printings are numbered and its products.
Disney Lorcana's Whispers in the Well, Set 10: its November 2025 dates, how its 242 printings are numbered, which cards got special versions and its products.
Disney Lorcana's Shimmering Skies, Set 5: its August 2024 dates, how its 222 printings are numbered, which cards got Enchanted versions and its products.
Disney Lorcana's Into the Inkdark, the first set of 2027: its February dates, the new collector boosters, the serialized Illustrious cards and its products.
Disney Lorcana's Azurite Sea, Set 6: its November 2024 dates, how its 222 printings are numbered, its first Big Hero 6 and Rescue Rangers cards and products.
Pick a One Piece focus, see what each Bandai product holds at its list price, buy from Bandai's own shops or a local store, and check every card's version.
How to tell each Yu-Gi-Oh! rarity by its foil, how many of each a core set holds, and the rates Konami gives for the rarer foils in Rarity Collection packs.
What each One Piece rarity label means, how to spot an alt-art, SP card or Treasure Rare on the card, and why a set holds more versions than Bandai counts.
What a One Piece booster box holds in English and Japanese: packs per box, cards per pack, the rarities and card counts in a set, and how parallel cards work.
What Wizards says a Magic Collector Booster holds, how it compares with a Play Booster pack, where its cards also turn up, and the changes set for 2027.
How to read a Magic card's rarity from its set symbol, how often mythic rares turn up, and the extra sheets and numbered cards that sit outside the usual four.
Each Disney Lorcana rarity and its symbol, how many of each a 204-card set holds, where foils and promos fit, and how the ladder grew past its first six.
What Lorcana's Enchanted, Epic and Iconic cards are, what each pack and box holds, and which card rates Ravensburger publishes: none for Enchanted cards.
Price a Magic card by matching its exact printing first: set code, collector number, language, finish and treatment. Then read sold prices and date them.
Price a Yu-Gi-Oh! card by its exact printing: set code, rarity, edition and condition, then a dated sold price. Why one card name can carry several prices.
Price a One Piece card by its exact version: number, rarity label, alt-art star, SP or TR mark and language, then a dated sold price for that version alone.
Price a Disney Lorcana card by its exact printing: set, collector number, rarity and finish, then a dated sold price. Why one card name can carry three prices.
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