Each kit also includes other accessories, including 12 of each basic energy card, a set of dice, deck sleeves, and condition markers. Below are the lists of cards included in each version of the Trainer’s Toolkit.
A Trainer’s Toolkit should cost approximately US$35.
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Purchasing two of the most recent version of the Trainer’s Toolkit may be a cost-effective way for new players to get full playsets of a large chunk of important staple cards in the Standard format. Adding in the string of words below will help to eliminate many of the less-helpful results when searching for cards on eBay.Īlthough buying single cards online is typically the best and cheapest way to get the cards necessary to build a deck, occasionally The Pokémon Company International releases a sealed product that contains a helpful collection of cards to help newer players jump into the game quickly and at a relatively low cost. When looking for specific cards on eBay, it can be helpful to copy the text in the box below and paste it after the name and set name of whatever card you are looking for. Should you elect to buy singles on Amazon, the same warnings apply. One should also exercise special caution to avoid purchasing cards that are not legal for tournament play, like oversized (jumbo) cards, cards in languages not considered local to your region, damaged cards, or the World Championship deck cards mentioned earlier in this guide. Unscrupulous sellers will often try to pass these cards off as authentic with the pictures they show for their listings, but will include such descriptions in small text or buried in the item’s description to try to protect themselves from eBay’s Money Back Guarantee policy. Ensure that the seller is listing authentic Pokémon cards, not “flash cards” or “recreations” of existing cards. In addition to the marketplaces and vendors listed above, eBay is also always an option, but there are a few things to be aware of when looking for singles on eBay.
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