Card Rarity

Card Rarity レアリティ (Reariti)

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The Card Rarity symbol is a gameplay characteristic that is marked in the bottom right corner of the face-up side of the card.

List of Card Rarities

(The following card rarities are featured in the English and Japanese game.)

Icon:	Rarity:	Details:
	Common	A plain circle.
	Uncommon	A diamond shape.
	Rare	A star.
	Very Rare	A circle with a star in the middle.
	Super Rare	Four squares put together to shape a diamond. The artwork of a super rare card usually glows and protrudes the frame of its artwork.

(The following card rarities are exclusive to the Japanese game.)

Icon:	Rarity:	Details:	Blocks:
	Victory Rare	A stylized V symbol. Like a super rare, the artwork of a victory rare card exceeds the artwork frame, and in later sets, feature full frame artwork.	■ Episode 1 ■ Episode 2 ■ Episode 3 ■ Dragon Saga
	Double Victory	Cards with this rarity have 2 stylized V on their card frame.	■ Dragon Saga
	Legend Card	A sun symbol.	■ Revolution ■ Revolution Final
legend	Forbidden Legend Card	An X with the "LEGEND" written in forbidden text.	■ Revolution ■ Revolution Final
	Master Card	A white text block with MAS in black text.	■ Duel Masters ■ Twinpact Series ■ Gacharange Series
秘 / ㊙	Secret Rare	The kanji character for "Secret". This rarity rarely appears on cards.

Certain promotional cards that have not been printed in a DM, DMR or DMRP booster pack often feature a lack of rarity symbol, these cards are designated as having "No Rarity".

Master Card has additional variants for specific card groups. These include

Icon:	Rarity:	Details:
	DG Rare	Exclusive to DG ~The Thing Made By Man~
	Master Dolszak Card	Master Dolszak race
	Master Dragon Card	Master Dragon race
	Master Hazard Card	Master Hazard race
	Master Special Move Card	Spells in DMEX-07
	Master Zetto Card	Zeron supertype

Dai Sensei Rare is exclusive to DMEX-15 20th Anniversary Huge Thanks Memorial Pack: The Chapter of The Souls The BEST of Great Scenes.

Details

In English booster packs, which contain 10 cards, each pack normally has 6 commons, 3 uncommons, and a rare card inside. If a very rare or super rare card is present, there will be 5 commons instead of 6.

In most Japanese main-series packs (currently DMR-01 and forward), which contain 5 cards, each pack normally has 3 commons, 1-2 uncommons, and 0-1 rare card. If a super rare or rarer card is present, there will also be an additional rare card.

A box of Japanese booster packs will usually have 1-2 different Super Rares and 2-4 different Very Rares. Very rarely, the booster box will have no super rares at all or having 2 duplicate Super Rares/Very rares in the same box.

In the DMR series of booster packs, every 3-4 booster boxes will be a box that has a Victory Rare, although it varies between sets. In DMR-13 Dragsolution Gaiginga, Around 12 boxes or a carton will have a box that has a Double Victory Rare, which is 3-4 times the average amount of boxes to be opened in order to obtain a Regular Victory Rare. This has been increased to the same packaging rates as other Victory Rares in further sets.

Box Pulls and purchasing single cards are among one of the more popular ways to obtain cards of higher rarity.

In special edition OCG packs, the card count and retail price varies. DMX-01, DMX-02 series packs contain 7 cards and are usually twice the price of a main-series pack; DMX-04 and DMX-05 have 6 cards per pack and are usually twice the price of a main-series pack; DMX-06 and DMX-07 have 5 cards per pack and are usually the same price as a main-series pack.

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