Stardust Trails pull rates

12 cards per booster, 24 packs per box and 12 boxes in the reference case. Reviewed 2026-11-06 (UTC).

Bandai product contents establish packaging and card-type counts, not individual pull probabilities. Every positive value is an educated estimate. Equal weighting within each named pool is an assumption; artwork frequencies can differ.

Pools are frozen to the reviewed exact English printing identities. New sets, artworks and finishes require a fresh review. Source rarity symbols alone do not distinguish special cards, Link Rares, resources or ordinary alternates.

Official English GD05, GD06 and EB01 contain twelve cards per pack. The model assumes six common slots (less two tokens per box), four uncommon slots and two higher-rarity slots. Token frequency and which slot each hit replaces are illustrative; all allocations stay within the twelve-card budget.

GD06 is very recent. The reported thirteen-box English sample supports only a provisional special-base midpoint; it does not establish exact-card or long-run case odds. Link Rare frequency follows the reported four per box.

LR++ uses an illustrative one-per-36-box prior, not a measured rate. This GD01 assumption is extrapolated to all later reviewed boosters because reliable chase samples are insufficient. Case reports conflict; a case never guarantees a chase. Box and 12-box reference-case probabilities assume independent packs.

Sources: Bandai English product contents; TCG Talk: small English GD06 opening sample; GD01 expected-value model, chase prior only. These sources describe product contents or community experience; none measures every exact card’s probability. The full evidence ledger is retained for review.

The model uses assumed tier frequencies and fixed reviewed card pools. It does not infer rarity from price, and an absent price does not remove a card from its pool. A conditional estimate does not confirm that the exact printing appears in boosters.