Launch Guide · 7 min

Launch products explained: what to buy and where to start

Understand BP01, both Trial Decks, what each product contains and where to find an official retailer.

Updated July 30, 2026Official product factsLaunch-day edition
Launch productsStart with a complete deck, then add boosters
Palworld Card Game Dawn of Palpagos BP01 booster pack product imageOfficial Palworld Card Game card back included with launch productsJormuntide Ignis — Savage Lava Dragon (EBP01-001), red Pal card from the Palworld Card Game featured in Start with a complete deck, then add boostersChillet — Dragon Whisperer (EBP01-025), blue Pal card from the Palworld Card Game featured in Start with a complete deck, then add boosters
The Dawn of Palpagos BP01 booster pack, official card back and representative launch cards.Official card and product images · ©Bushiroad ©PALWORLD
Best launch-day path

New player: buy one Trial Deck. Two new players: buy one Trial Deck each. Collector or upgrader: add Dawn of Palpagos boosters after you can already play a complete deck.

Launch date and products

The Palworld Official Card Game launched on July 30, 2026 with the Dawn of Palpagos BP01 booster and two Trial Decks: Red/Blue TD01 and Green/Purple TD02.

What a Trial Deck gives you

Each Trial Deck can be played immediately. It includes the 50-card Main Deck, 10 Soul cards, a paper playmat and guide, life and resource counters, and one BP01 booster. This is the most complete first purchase because a booster pack alone cannot create a legal deck.

What BP01 is for

Dawn of Palpagos contains 100 base card types plus 61 parallel card types. Use boosters to collect, experiment and upgrade after you have a playable foundation. Parallel artwork may be more collectible, but the rarity treatment does not automatically make a card stronger in play.

Where to buy safely

  1. Start with Bushiroad's official retailer finder.
  2. Confirm the language and product code: BP01, TD01 or TD02.
  3. Check whether a listing is a single pack, sealed box or Trial Deck.
  4. Avoid paying a premium based only on an unverified marketplace asking price.
Product notice: the Red/Blue Trial Deck has an official errata notice for omitted “Strike” text on one printed card. The product page says the card remains legal and functions with the corrected text.

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Sources & verification

Where these facts came from

We explain official material in our own words and add examples or editorial analysis. Rule and card facts are checked against the sources below.

Official product listOfficial retailer finderDawn of Palpagos product page
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