Bristla and Beegarde: The New Palworld TCG BP02 Reveals

Bushiroad put two more Legends Awaken cards out on 1 October, and for once they are both Green. That matters, because Green has spent the whole of Dawn of Palpagos as the colour that builds a board and then struggles to do anything decisive with it. One of these two cards changes that. The other one feeds it.

Both come from BP02, which lands on 30 October 2026.

Beegarde, the one that works itself to exhaustion

The small one first, because it is the simpler card and it is doing more than it looks like it is doing.

That is the whole card. Rest it, take two Ingredient, done.

If it feels familiar, it should. Flambelle's "Feverish Tears" printing from the same set (BP02-007) is the identical card in Red: cost 2, Power 100, Strike 1, Uncommon, and an ability that rests itself for 2 Material. Bushiroad is clearly building a matched pair of cheap resource bodies, one per resource, and that is a useful thing to know because it tells you roughly what the designers think two resources off a rest is worth.

Two small cautions, both easy to get wrong.

It is capped at four copies. The BP01 Beegarde, "Knight of the Flower Garden" (BP01-061), has a line of text that says you may put any number of cards with the same card name into your deck, which is why you see those absurd twenty something Beegarde decks. This new one does not have that line. The exemption is tied to the card name, not to the Pal, so "Faithful Honor" is a normal card with a normal four copy limit.

It still counts as a Beegarde. Elizabee, "Queen of the Flower Garden" (BP01-053), gets Power +300 for each of your main name Beegarde Pals and can discount one off the top of your deck. Main name means the Pal, so this card feeds her on both counts. A rested Beegarde is still a Beegarde sitting in your base.

The flavour text on it is "Diligence is proof of loyalty to the queen", which is a slightly grim joke once you notice that the card's only ability is to tire itself out making food for someone else. The Paldex entry for Beegarde says its fellow servants will work themselves to death for the pleasure of serving. Somebody on the design team was paying attention.

Bristla, and the word that is missing from its text

Read that ability again and look for the words "1/Turn".

They are not there.

Compare it to the Green cards that do carry the clause. Digtoise's "Keen Needleback" printing (BP01-059) says ACT 1/Turn [Consume 2 Ingredient]. So does Breeding Farm (BP01-063), so does Feed Box (BP01-065), so does Lyleen (BP01-049). Bushiroad prints that restriction explicitly when it wants it, and on Bristla it did not. So with three Ingredient available, Bristla gives your whole green board Power +900 in a single turn. With four, it is +1200.

I want to be careful here, because this is the sort of reading that turns out to be wrong when the official card list goes up. What I can say is that it is correct as printed, and that the engine on this site plays it that way: we have a test that activates her twice off two Ingredient and checks the board is at +600, and another that fails loudly if anyone ever adds a once per turn lock to her by mistake. If the eventual ruling is different we will change it and say so.

The other thing in that text worth noticing is the word "green". It is not "all of your Pals". A Red Pal sitting next to her gets nothing. Green decks can run a second colour, and the two colour cap means plenty will, so this is a real constraint rather than flavour text.

Putting them next to each other

One Beegarde rest produces two Ingredient. Bristla charges one Ingredient per activation. So a single rested Beegarde buys +600 across every green Pal you control, which includes Bristla herself, since "all of your green Pals" does not exclude the source.

Add a Berry Plantation (TD02-008) and you get three more Ingredient a turn, although that one does want an assign, so you are paying with a standing Pal for it.

The honest cost is that Beegarde has to rest to pay, so it is not attacking and it is not blocking on the turn you use it. At 100 Power it was never going to do much of either, which is rather the point of the card, but a rested body is still a body your opponent can swing past.

For context on where Bristla sits in Green's existing options:

Green had big one shot pumps and it had Campfire. What it did not have was a pump it could use twice in the same turn without assigning anything. That is the gap this card fills.

Can you play them in ranked

Not yet, and that is deliberate.

New sets arrive on this site as casual only until the format explicitly admits them, so both of these cards are live in the deck builder, in solo games, against the bot and in unrated rooms right now, and they are refused in ranked matchmaking, rated rooms and tournaments. If you try to queue ranked with one in your list you get told which card is the problem.

BP01, both trial decks, the promos and Sleeve Set 01 are in the competitive format today. BP02 joins it when the set is actually out and we have decided the ladder should see it. Until then, casual is where to try these.

What we still do not know

Bushiroad has not published the BP02 card list yet, so a few things on these two cards are read off the reveal images rather than from an official database entry. The printed text, the numbers, the costs and the elements are all solid. Rarity letters are read off the card frame. There are no prices to report, because nothing is being sold yet.

Both card pages are live with full stats and the Japanese text, and everything revealed from the set so far is on the spoilers page:

• Bristla, Regal Gaze (BP02-051)
• Beegarde, Faithful Honor (BP02-055)
• All Palworld TCG spoilers

If a ruling comes out that contradicts anything above, this page gets corrected rather than quietly left alone.