Serial cardOctober 4, 2026
The Palworld Official Card Game has its first serial numbered card, and it has gone straight to the top of the game's price list. EPR-010 Jormuntide Ignis: Savage Lava Dragon is a promo awarded to tournament champions, printed in 750 English copies, each with its own number from 001 to 750. Reported sales already put single copies in the thousands of dollars, with the lowest serials far above that. The card is in the HoloHoard catalogue as a serialised entry, the first pulls are landing, and the tracker is open.
Jormuntide Ignis is the Red, Fire and Dragon Lucky Pal that opens the Dawn of Palpagos checklist at EBP01-001, and the serial promo keeps the same card: cost 8, power 1700, strike 4. What changes is the number on it. EPR-010 is catalogued as its own Serial Numbered entry in the Promo Cards set, 750 copies numbered 001 to 750, and it is the only serialised card in the game. It is awarded as the champion prize at official local and regional Grand Challenger's Cup tournaments, which Bushiroad runs through the BushiNavi app, so every copy in circulation was won at a table before it reached a binder. The same card also exists in a 250-copy Japanese run; the HoloHoard entry is the English 750. Here are the first serials collectors have posted.
With 750 numbered copies handed out one tournament at a time, nobody knows which Jormuntide Ignis serials are sitting in collections and which are still to be won. HoloHoard keeps a community tracker for the card. Every serial a collector posts with a photo of the number appears there, and so does every serial spotted on a marketplace and recorded as a community find, so the grid fills in from both directions. You can see at a glance whether a low number, a round number or your birthday serial has surfaced. Browsing is free, no account needed. If you win one, add it to your collection and post it as a pull with a photo of the front and one of the back showing the number. Other collectors can hype it, your serial lands on the tracker, and the HoloHoard team can verify it from your photos. Open the EPR-010 tracker.
This is the most expensive Palworld card by a distance, and the serial number is the whole story. The #1/750 copy has been reported changing hands privately for as much as $15,000. Other serials offered on marketplaces have been quoted between roughly $2,500 and $6,000, with the number on the card deciding where in that range a copy lands: single digits, low numbers and memorable numbers at the top, mid-range serials below. No booster card in the game comes close, including the Super Special Parallel version of the same Pal. HoloHoard follows marketplace sales for the card and shows a daily value estimate on its card page, and the ranking below re-sorts itself from live values, so it will keep moving as more serials trade.
| # | Card | Rarity | Est. Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jormuntide Ignis - Savage Lava Dragon - EPR-010 (Serial Numbered) · EPR-010 | PR | $3,000.00 |
| 2 | Soul - ESOUL-008 (Nox) · ESOUL-008 | Promo | $619.34 |
| 3 | Blazehowl - Hellflame Defender - EPR-003S · EPR-003S | PR | $119.04 |
| 4 | Cryolinx - Arctic Ordeal - EPR-005S · EPR-005S | PR | $110.84 |
| 5 | Soul - ESOUL-000 · ESOUL-000 | Promo | $102.63 |
| 6 | Flambelle - Scorching Tears - EPR-002S · EPR-002S | PR | $92.07 |
| 7 | Fuack - Manic Wave Ripper - EPR-004S · EPR-004S | PR | $86.48 |
| 8 | Daedream - Deep Slumber - EPR-008S · EPR-008S | PR | $74.37 |
| 9 | Lovander - Heartstealer - EPR-011 · EPR-011 | PR | $73.06 |
| 10 | Gumoss - Curious Sprout - EPR-006S · EPR-006S | PR | $70.32 |
This ranking is generated from current values and updates daily: cards enter and leave it as the market moves, so it is never a fixed list. Last refreshed November 2, 2026. Estimates are blended from real market activity, not appraisals.
Open the Palworld market pageThe serial is the fifth Jormuntide Ignis in the catalogue. Dawn of Palpagos prints the Savage Lava Dragon three times, and in this game a parallel is its own numbered card rather than a shinier copy of the same number: the Double Rare at EBP01-001, the Over Super Rare at EBP01-001OSR and the Super Special Parallel at EBP01-001SSP, the chase of the set before the serial arrived. A Prototype Cards printing carries no number at all and shows 1300 power, the only version with different stats. The Pal's water form, Jormuntide: Surging Sea Serpent, sits at EBP01-027 in Rare, Over Super Rare and Super Parallel. Each printing is its own entry, so a want list can hold the SSP and the serial side by side.
| Printing | Set | Number | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Serial Numbered, 750 copies | Promo Cards | EPR-010 | Promo |
| Super Special Parallel | Dawn of Palpagos | EBP01-001SSP | Super Special Parallel |
| Over Super Rare | Dawn of Palpagos | EBP01-001OSR | Over Super Rare |
| Base | Dawn of Palpagos | EBP01-001 | Double Rare |
| Prototype | Prototype Cards | Unnumbered | Prototype |
EPR-010
Jormuntide Ignis - Savage Lava Dragon - EPR-010 (Serial Numbered)
Palworld Official Card Game · Serial Numbered
Est. Value $3,000.00
EBP01-001SSP
Jormuntide Ignis - Savage Lava Dragon (SSP)
Palworld Official Card Game · Foil
Est. Value $393.96
EBP01-001OSR
Jormuntide Ignis - Savage Lava Dragon (OSR)
Palworld Official Card Game · Foil
Est. Value $10.34
There is no pack to open. The serial is the champion's prize at official Grand Challenger's Cup tournaments, local and regional, organised through the BushiNavi app, so the route to a copy is to enter and win, or to buy from someone who did. That is also why the tracker matters more here than for a booster chase: 750 copies, each tied to one tournament result, means the serials surface slowly and one at a time.
Every copy you add keeps its own serial number, so a 007/750 and a 512/750 stay separate entries in your collection, each with its own photos. Put the serial on a want list next to the SSP if you are chasing the full set of printings, and watch the card page for the daily value estimate as sales come in. Creating an account is free.
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Palworld and all related marks are property of Pocketpair, Inc. and Bushiroad. Print run per the HoloHoard catalogue; prize and reported sale details per collector reports supplied October 2026.
