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Pal Stars Palworld Card Game Guide & FAQ

How the Pal Stars Palworld card game works: 5 free daily packs and trial decks, PalStars Grade condition reports, the 108-pocket binder, trading and public card sharing.

Updated 2026-08-02

Article 1

What the Pal Stars Palworld card game is

The Pal Stars Palworld card game is a free browser card-collecting game built on the official Palworld Official Card Game scans: you open booster packs, every card is graded, and the keepers go into a 108-pocket collector binder you can share.

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  • Free to play, no download
  • Official card art
  • Guests versus members
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Article 2

Claiming your 5 free packs every day

Every Pal Stars account gets 5 free openings per day and the counter resets at 00:00 UTC. Each opening can be a Booster Pack "Dawn of Palpagos", the Red・Blue trial deck or the Green・Purple trial deck — all three count as one pack. Guests get a single demo pack, which is not saved.

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  • How the reset works
  • Booster pack or trial deck
  • Why an account matters
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Article 3

PalStars Grade: how the condition report works

Every pulled card on Pal Stars gets a PalStars Grade shown above the card — a 1.0–10.0 score built from four sub-grades. A flawless Gem Mint 10 lands on roughly 1.2% of cards, and everything else carries its exact faults: off-centre borders, soft corners, edge whitening or print lines.

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  • The four sub-grades
  • The weakest link rule
  • Reading the defect list
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Article 4

Using the 108-pocket collector binder

The Pal Stars binder holds 108 cards across 12 classic nine-pocket pages. Each new pull is sorted one of three ways — filed into a pocket you pick, stored for future trades, or discarded — and empty pockets show as faded pack-art placeholders so you can see what is left to fill.

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  • Three choices per pull
  • Pick your pocket
  • Page turning
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Article 5

Sharing cards and trading with other members

Single cards share publicly: anyone clicking your link sees the card, its rarity and its PalStars Grade with no account and no sign-in. An account is only needed to claim daily packs, keep a binder, or view a shared binder — which is member-only on purpose.

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  • Public card links
  • Every platform, one tap
  • Member-only binders
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