Palworld TCG trial decks: Red-Blue and Green-Purple, TD01 and TD02

Launching alongside the booster box, not after it

When Bushiroad launched Palworld TCG worldwide on 30 July 2026, it shipped two fixed Trial Decks — TD01 Red-Blue and TD02 Green-Purple — on the exact same day as the Dawn of Palpagos booster box, not as a later add-on. Each deck runs 25 cards, a complete, legal build playable straight out of the box with no boosters required.

What a trial deck is actually for

Trial decks exist to teach a new game's rules cheaply before anyone commits to random boosters, and Palworld TCG launching with two of them, in two different colour pairs, gives new players an immediate two-deck rivalry to learn the format against a friend rather than solitaire-testing a single list. For a brand-new card game with zero prior sets to build community knowledge from, that's a deliberate on-ramp, not an afterthought.

Same authentication logic as a booster

A fixed deck carries less pull-rate excitement than a booster, but the same fundamental question: is this exactly what the publisher packed? A trial deck that's been opened to inspect or reorder its 25 cards is no longer the deck Bushiroad shipped, even if every card is still physically present — which is why we treat a lower-value trial deck with the same intake standard as a four-figure sealed case.

Buying it from Spaceship TCG

We stock both TD01 and TD02 sourced from authorised distribution, sealed and checked on intake before listing. Learning the game solo, or picking up both decks to test them against each other, sealed is the only condition we sell them in.

Sources: Palworld Official Card Game, Palworld TCG Play Hub.