Collecting · 7 min

Palworld TCG Rarity Guide: C, U, R, RR, SP & SSP

See every Palworld TCG rarity level—C, U, R, RR, SR, OSR, SP and SSP—and learn how to identify the exact card and parallel treatment.

Base rarity examplesCommon, Uncommon, Rare and Double Rare
Rooby — Brave Sparks (EBP01-011), red Pal card from the Palworld Card Game featured in Common, Uncommon, Rare and Double RareFoxparks — Light of Courage (EBP01-006), red Pal card from the Palworld Card Game featured in Common, Uncommon, Rare and Double RareGobfin Ignis — Blazing Hothead (EBP01-003), red Pal card from the Palworld Card Game featured in Common, Uncommon, Rare and Double RareJormuntide Ignis — Savage Lava Dragon (EBP01-001), red Pal card from the Palworld Card Game featured in Common, Uncommon, Rare and Double Rare
Palworld BP01 card examples showing the C, U, R and RR base rarity labels.Official card and product images · ©Bushiroad ©PALWORLD
Rarity in one minute

Dawn of Palpagos uses C, U, R and RR for base cards. Its parallel list also uses SR, OSR, SP and SSP, while Trial Decks use TSR and TSP. Match the complete card number before buying: rarity describes the printed treatment and scarcity, not automatic deck strength or guaranteed value.

Primary source: Official card list

Palworld TCG rarity levels: base labels

  • C — Common: the broadest base rarity.
  • U — Uncommon: less frequent than Common.
  • R — Rare: a higher base rarity treatment.
  • RR — Double Rare: the top regular base label shown for most BP01 cards.

Browse the card list to verify a card number, base rarity and official card text.

Parallel labels shown in the official card list

The live database includes labels such as SR, OSR, SP, SSP and a special Soul treatment. Trial Deck products use TSR and TSP labels for their parallel replacement cards. Parallel versions normally keep the same game identity and rules as the corresponding card.

Why rarity is not the same as power

A Common support card may be essential to a deck engine, while a visually rare card may not fit your colors or plan. Build around card text and consistency first; collect around artwork and scarcity separately.

How to evaluate a collectible card

  • Confirm the exact card number and rarity label.
  • Compare the artwork with the official card list.
  • Check condition, language and whether the listing is an actual completed sale.
  • Do not treat launch-day asking prices as a stable market value.

Page update

What changed

Updated
August 17, 2026
Last checked
August 17, 2026
Sources
Official product and card list
This update

C, U, R and RR base rarities now lead directly into the SR, OSR, SP and SSP parallel labels and searchable card list.

Update history
  1. Published
  2. Added the complete BP01 rarity label path.
  3. Improved the rarity search title and card-list connection.

Sources and evidence

Source links

Use the official links below for current rules, card text, products and dates. Independent or community links are included only when they add clearly identified examples.

OfficialOfficial card listOfficialOfficial BP01 product page
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