Emerald Break Set Card List

This TCG expansion has 91 cards in total, with 91 in the main set. A master set, every printing of those cards, is 182.

A complete main set of 91 cards costs roughly $973 raw, and a full master set with every variant reaches $1,488.

The top chases are Latios-EX #082 at $160.00, Winona #088 at $150.00 and M Gallade-EX #081 at $139.99. Together, the top 10 cards account for 73% of the set's total value. Click here to see every chase card in the Emerald Break set.

The cheapest is Cascoon #006 at $0.50. In total, 52 of the 91 cards trade below $5, so the bulk of the set is inexpensive to complete.

This set contains 5 rarity tiers: 37 Common, 23 Uncommon, 9 Rare, 9 Double Rare and 13 Ultra Rare. The scarcest tier is Rare with only 9 cards.

The strongest grading return in Emerald Break is Swablu #059, at $1.75 raw against $334.71 in PSA 10, a 191.3x uplift. By absolute profit, Latios-EX #082 gains the most at $969 per card after fees.

Emerald Break followed Primal Clash (4 February 2015) and was succeeded by Double Crisis (25 March 2015).

42 illustrators worked on Emerald Break. The most prolific is 5ban Graphics with 12 cards. The highest value artwork in the set is M Rayquaza-EX #086 by 5ban Graphics, currently $4,984.38.

Add cards from the list above to see live completion across all 91 cards, your set value against the $973 full set cost, and which cards you still need. A printable checklist and CSV need list are both available in the Downloads tab.

Yes. The Downloads tab has a printable Emerald Break checklist covering the 91 card main set, a full CSV of all 91 cards, and personalised have and need lists once you have logged your collection.