Guide
CookieRun: Braverse TCG is Devsisters' two-player card game built on its own CookieRun games: you battle with Cookie cards, each one stacking cards from your deck beneath it as HP, backed by Items, Traps and Stages, and you lose when the fainted Cookies in your break area add up to too many Levels. The English edition reached North America in July 2025 and has shipped a booster every few months since. For collectors the line has two habits worth knowing before the first binder page: a North American booster bundles two or three of the game's numbered sets under one name, and the chase prints keep the number of the card they rework, so one number can be four different cards. HoloHoard has the whole English catalogue built, with every one of those prints listed on its own.
2,260 cards across 10 sets, catalogued and ready to track.
Dark Enchantress Cookie is BS11-115 whether you hold the Ultra Rare, the Secret Ultra Rare, the Extra Rare or the Genesis Extra Rare. Each one is a different illustration, so HoloHoard lists each as its own card, which is what makes a master set a different goal from a base checklist.
The game began in South Korea in 2023 and its boosters are numbered BS1, BS2 and onward. For North America the publisher combines a pair of those boosters into one product, by its own statement, so that English players catch up with the Asian regions faster. The Korean code stays in every card number: a Brave Beginning checklist runs BS1-001 to BS1-099 and then BS2-001 to BS2-104, and Arena of Glory holds three codes. Festival Arena, released October 2, 2026, is the first set to arrive one to one. HoloHoard follows the products you can actually buy, one set per North American box, with the bundled codes kept in the numbers so a card is still findable by the code printed on it. Browse every CookieRun: Braverse set.
| Set | Holds | Released |
|---|---|---|
| Brave Beginning | BS1 + BS2 | July 2025 |
| Age of Heroes and Kingdoms | BS3 + BS4 | October 2025 |
| Arena of Glory | BS5 + BS6 + BS7 | January 16, 2026 |
| A Game of Truth and Deceit | BS8 + BS9 | March 27, 2026 |
| The Dark Enchantress War | BS10 + BS11 | July 24, 2026 |
| Festival Arena | BS12 | October 2, 2026 |
The base ladder runs Common, Uncommon, Rare, Super Rare and Ultra Rare, and the publisher's product pages count a set as so many regular cards plus so many hidden cards. The hidden cards are the chase: a Secret Rare, Secret Super Rare or Secret Ultra Rare is an alternate illustration of an R, SR or UR under the same number, an Extra Rare is a rarer print of a UR, and the Genesis Extra Rare is the top of the game, with two cards in existence, Dark Enchantress Cookie and Poison Mushroom Cookie. From A Game of Truth and Deceit on, some Commons also come as Ver. 1, Ver. 2 and Ver. 3 art versions. Rarity has no effect in play, which is the publisher's own rule, so the ladder is purely a collecting ladder, and every rung is its own entry in the catalogue. See the Festival Arena checklist.
| Code | Name | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| C, U, R, SR, UR | Common to Ultra Rare | The base checklist |
| SEC, SSR, SUR | Secret Rare, Secret Super Rare, Secret Ultra Rare | A hidden alternate illustration of an R, SR or UR, same number |
| EXR | Extra Rare | A rarer print of a UR, same number |
| GXR | Genesis Extra Rare | The top tier; two cards exist |
| P | Promotion | Promos, event prints and the collectible sets |
For those who go beyond collecting and play the game, one rule explains most of what is printed on the cards. A Cookie in the battle area carries face-down cards from your own deck as its HP, and damage flips them one at a time into the trash. A flipped card with a FLIP effect fires as it is revealed, so a defending Cookie can answer an attack from inside its own hit points, and a Cookie with no HP left faints into the break area. You lose when the Levels of the Cookies in your break area add up to ten or more, when you have no Cookie to play, or when your deck runs out at a refresh with nothing to replace it. A deck is sixty cards with no more than four copies of a number and at most sixteen FLIP cards, plus an EXTRA deck of up to six Awakened and EXTRA Cookies played from there when their requirement is met.
A Cookie is any card with a Level and HP printed on it, and it is the only type that goes to the battle area, two at a time. Items are activated from the hand and go to the trash. Traps are the same, but only when your opponent declares an attack. A Stage sits alone in the stage area and its text applies while it is there. Every card carries a colour, and the publisher's own deck blurbs give the five starter colours their character: Red for damage and aggression, Yellow for a deck that grows with a crowded break area, Green for building the support area, Blue for drawing and cycling the hand, Purple for working from the trash. Black is the Dark Enchantress faction introduced in The Dark Enchantress War, and Pure is the rare colourless identity on a handful of cards.
| Type | Where it goes | Printed tell |
|---|---|---|
| Cookie | Battle area, up to two | LV. top left, HP top right |
| Item | Activated from the hand | ITEM top left |
| Trap | Activated when the opponent attacks | TRAP top left |
| Stage | Stage area, one at a time | STAGE top left |
The line splits into boosters, starter decks and everything else. The starter decks come in assortments of five, one per colour, each a sixty-card deck with a promo and a playmat, and HoloHoard lists each assortment as one set so its parallels sit together. Promotion Cards is where the harder-to-find pieces live: the P-numbered promos, plus event prints of booster and starter cards under their original numbers, tagged for the placing they were given out for. The Collectible Card Sets hold the fixed foil collections sold as boxed products.
A Brave League or Champion Cup placing comes with a print of an existing card stamped for the result, and the same card can exist as a Champion, a Runner-up, a Finalist and a Top 32 print, with World Championship, Box Topper, Legacy Pack and Release Event prints alongside them. Each is catalogued as its own card inside Promotion Cards, so a Wind Archer Cookie from a final and the same Cookie from a Top 32 finish are two listings, not one ticked twice.
Some promos carry a serial number printed on the card over a fixed print run: Longan Dragon Cookie out of 50, Stormbringer Cookie out of 100, Burning Spice Cookie out of 280, and Eternal Sugar Cookie and Shadow Milk Cookie out of 300 each. HoloHoard carries each run as its own variant, so when you log one you record the serial number on your copy and the tracker shows which numbers of the run have surfaced. If you pull one, it is worth posting.
Each set page has a printable checklist, one row per card, and on a bundled set the rows keep their BS code so you can work through BS1 before BS2. Alongside your collection you can keep lists: a want list for the Secrets you are still hunting, a trade list for the doubles, and deck lists for the sixty cards and the EXTRA deck you actually play. Start with the Braverse card list.
Every print carries its own daily value estimate as it trades, so a Secret Ultra Rare and the Ultra Rare under the same number show two figures rather than one, and your collection totals from the same numbers. The Market page ranks the most valuable cards in the game and breaks a set down by rarity. See CookieRun: Braverse values.
Yes. HoloHoard tracks CookieRun: Braverse collections for free, with the full English catalogue already built in, so you mark the cards you own rather than entering them by hand. Every hidden print, Secret, Extra Rare and Genesis Extra Rare, is its own card, so a base set and a master set are two separate completion figures. A free account covers collection tracking, wishlists and set completion; Premium adds collection values and higher limits.
Every North American set has its own card list and a printable checklist on HoloHoard, with the bundled Korean codes kept in the numbers, so a Brave Beginning list reads BS1 first and then BS2. You can browse any set without an account.
Because the North American booster bundles two of the game's Korean sets into one product, by the publisher's own statement, so that English players catch up with the Asian regions faster. The code stays on every card, so the set's checklist runs through BS1 and then BS2. Festival Arena, released October 2, 2026, was the first one-to-one set.
The hidden prints. A Secret Rare, Secret Super Rare or Secret Ultra Rare is an alternate illustration of a Rare, Super Rare or Ultra Rare under the same card number; an Extra Rare is a rarer print of an Ultra Rare; and the Genesis Extra Rare is the top tier, with two cards in existence. Each is catalogued as its own card on HoloHoard.
HoloHoard shows a daily value estimate for cards with enough market activity behind them, per print, and totals your collection from those. Coverage grows as each set circulates. Values are estimates blended from real market activity, not appraisals.
Yes. The HoloHoard app is a free download on Google Play for Android. It matters on a line where one number can be several cards: open the CookieRun: Braverse set at a shop or a Brave League event, see which of a number's prints you already hold, and add the one in your hand rather than the one you remember. Same account as the web, so the gap closes everywhere at once. Store links are on the HoloHoard app page.
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