Three New Palworld TCG Cards: Relaxaurus Lux, Faleris, Foxparks

Three more Legends Awaken cards landed across 2 and 3 October, and all of them are Red. One of them is the best attacker the colour has been given so far. One is a rare whose second ability literally cannot be used yet. The third is a common with an empty text box.

Relaxaurus Lux, and the loop

CONT Assault (This card can attack Pals in the stand state) AUTO When the opposing combat Pal is put into the graveyard during this card's attack, stand this card.

Assault is rare. Before this card exactly one Pal in the whole pool had it: Grizzbolt's "Rumbling Tank" printing from the first trial deck, which is also cost 7 but hits harder at 1600 Power and 4 Strike. So the comparison is clean. You give up 500 Power and a point of Strike, and in exchange the card gets back up.

Read the two lines together and the shape is obvious. Assault means you are not restricted to rested Pals, so you get to choose the target. The AUTO means that if you choose one you can actually kill, you stand up afterwards and the whole thing can happen again. A board of three small standing Pals is three attacks from one card.

There is a limit, and it is worth being precise about because it is easy to misread. The card says during this card's attack. If Relaxaurus Lux is sitting there, gets attacked, and kills the attacker in the clash, it does not stand. It only recurs on offence.

That matters because the card it shares a trigger with reads differently. Chillet's "Final Frostneedle" printing says "when this card's opposing combat Pal is put into the graveyard" with no such clause, and it does fire on defence. Two cards, one trigger, one of them narrower. We have a test that fails if anyone ever lets Relaxaurus Lux fire on defence, because that version would be strictly better than the printed card and would look entirely correct in a game log.

The flavour text is "It decided it was time for a change, and a literal jolt coursed through its body", which for a Pal whose whole gimmick is getting back up is a better joke than it needs to be.

Faleris, and the half that does not work yet

CONT This card gets Power +200 for each of your gears. AUTO OnDeploy Choose any number of ◇8 or greater gears with different card names from your hand, and deploy them.

The first line is simple and good. Gears already sit on your board doing their own job, and Faleris turns each of them into +200 on an 1100 body. Three gears out and it attacks for 1700.

The second line is the interesting one, and here is the thing nobody can use yet: there is no gear in the game that costs ◇8 or more. We checked every gear currently printed. The most expensive ones are a pair at ◇7, and the rest sit between ◇2 and ◇6. As of today that On Deploy finds nothing, every time.

So this is a card built for cards we have not seen. Legends Awaken clearly contains expensive gear, and Faleris is the payoff for it. When those show up, an 8 cost Pal that drops several of them for free and then grows by 200 for each one is a very different proposition.

Two details worth noting on the rest of the card. It says "any number", not "up to one", and it says "different card names", so you cannot dump four copies of the same thing. And its print carries a second badge under the Pal type, reading Marcus, which no card before this set has had. It is not the card's main name, which is still Faleris. Nothing printed references it yet, so for the moment it is a label waiting for a card that cares.

Foxparks, which does nothing, on purpose

The text box is empty. That is the whole card: a cost 3 body with 500 Power, one Kindling, and a flavour line about young Foxparks choking when they try to breathe fire.

Every set needs these and they rarely get written about, but it is worth saying out loud that the box being blank is the card and not an oversight on our end. We keep a test that fails if anyone ever quietly gives this card an ability.

Can you play them

Casual only, for now. New sets reach this site as casual until the competitive format explicitly admits them, so all three are usable in the deck builder, in solo games, against the bot and in unrated rooms, and they are refused in ranked matchmaking, rated rooms and tournaments.

BP01, both trial decks, the promos and Sleeve Set 01 are the competitive format today. BP02 joins when the set is actually out.

What we still do not know

The BP02 card list is not published, so these are read off the reveal images. Numbers, costs, text and elements are solid, and both languages here are the publisher's own words rather than our translation, because the English and Japanese prints went up within the same hour. Rarity letters come from the card frames. No prices, because nothing is for sale yet.

• Relaxaurus Lux, Party Time (BP02-010)
• Faleris, Marcus' Soaring Wings (BP02-003)
• Foxparks, Breathing Practice (BP02-013)
• All Palworld TCG spoilers

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