How guides are maintained
Each guide distinguishes official public facts from practical planning advice. It does not turn unreleased card totals, drop chances, or hidden trigger conditions into claims.
Read the editorial guide →Short routes for the things collectors actually do: start a session, understand cards, compare condition, track foil finds, finish sets, and plan achievements.

A spoiler-light first-session route through trash piles, recycling, upgrades, card inspection, and collection tracking.
6 min read · Updated 2026-08-21
Understand color sets, R/SR/SSR labels, binder slots, card stats, cereal boxes, and the limits of currently published data.
7 min read · Updated 2026-08-21
What official sources establish about crumpled, damaged, torn, repaired, and higher-quality cards—without inventing a hidden formula.
5 min read · Updated 2026-08-21
Where foil cards are mentioned, how foil achievements relate, and which drop-rate questions are still unanswered publicly.
5 min read · Updated 2026-08-21
A practical workflow for checking four color sets, recording duplicates, and separating documented entries from your own in-game binder.
6 min read · Updated 2026-08-21
Group the public Steam achievement list into natural progress tracks so counters can overlap during a normal playthrough.
8 min read · Updated 2026-08-21Each guide distinguishes official public facts from practical planning advice. It does not turn unreleased card totals, drop chances, or hidden trigger conditions into claims.
Read the editorial guide →Use the browser-only collection tracker for documented card names, set progress, and your own foil observations.
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