Enthusiasts of the Pokémon Trading Card Game can now begin strategizing their decks, as every card from the forthcoming Stellar Crown set has been unveiled online. This latest installment of the immensely popular tabletop game introduces some thrilling chase cards and highlights beloved yet previously overlooked Pokémon. Linked to the Indigo Disk DLC for Scarlet and Violet, the card everyone is eager to acquire is the expansion’s mascot, Terapagos ex, which boasts some of the most dazzling artwork in the game’s history.
On PokéBeach, fans can explore the entire Stellar Crown collection, showcasing some of the set’s most sought-after cards alongside others that, while perhaps less valuable, still deserve admiration for their artistry. The expansion is available starting today, September 13, so dedicated fans should make their way to local game stores to grab a few Booster Packs at the very least. While Terapagos ex is the most prized card in Stellar Crown, the Illustration Rares of Squirtle and Bulbasaur are also highly sought after.
What to Expect from Stellar Crown
A Smaller but Thrilling Set
Compared to other Pokémon TCG sets released in 2024, Stellar Crown is somewhat smaller than many fans anticipated. With 174 cards, it is noticeably lighter than the previous expansion, Twilight Masquerade, which debuted with 224 cards. Despite its size, fans are eager to see the new Stellar Pokémon cards in action—these cards have the potential to significantly impact the game.
Living up to its name, Stellar Crown introduces Stellar Pokémon, unique Tera Pokémon ex capable of launching powerful attacks that require multiple energy types. Although executing these attacks demands more resources and careful planning, these Pokémon could become pivotal in decks seeking a robust presence on the board. While it’s a risky strategy due to the defense required for Stellar Pokémon, it could lead to dominance under the right conditions.
10 Pokémon TCG: Stellar Crown Cards You'll Want To Get ASAP
Now that Stellar Crown is available in stores, Pokémon Trading Card Game fans are likely already tearing open packs in search of cards like Area Zero Underdepths or Zeraora. If this set doesn’t quite capture your interest, patience will be rewarded in October when the beloved “Trick-or-Trade” promotion returns, promising an especially thrilling Halloween in 2024.
Source: PokéBeach
