Picking a CookieRun Braverse TCG set can feel like standing in a bakery where every tray smells amazing. Since arriving in North America in July 2025, the game has served up six English booster sets, each with its own Cookies, mechanics and chase cards. Some sets are perfect for brand new players, while others are made for collectors hunting the rarest pulls. Here’s a quick, crumb-by-crumb look at what each set offers and who should grab it.
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Braverse has passed 90 million cards distributed, and it’s heading to Europe in January 2027. Behind it stands a franchise with 300 million players and more than $1 billion in lifetime revenue. More players usually means more demand for English cards, which is good news for both decks and binders.
CookieRun Braverse TCG Brave Beginning
Brave Beginning is where it all started, landing in the US and Canada as the game’s very first set. Think of it as the classic chocolate chip cookie: it sets up the five colors and the core card pool, so most of the game’s basics live here. It also comes from a strong kitchen, since TCG designer Ryo Shinomoto (One Piece, Dragon Ball, Yu-Gi-Oh!) helped bring Braverse to the tabletop. With 159 regular and 44 hidden cards, plus a box topper that unlocks crystals and cubes in the mobile game, it’s a friendly first bite.
CookieRun Braverse TCG Age of Heroes and Kingdoms
This is the set that brought in the big names. The five legendary Ancient Cookies hit the table here, one per color, each with a matching Soul Jam that gives them a permanent buff. Collect five different Ancients and five different Soul Jams, and the set’s special Stage lets you win the game on the spot. It’s a hefty set too, with 232 regular and 73 hidden cards, 22 Ultra Rares, and Dark Cacao Cookie still ranked among the strongest cards in the game.
CookieRun Braverse TCG Arena of Glory
Arena of Glory is the value pick, because it’s really three sets in one wrapper. The English release combines Arena of Glory, Awakening, Dragon’s Fury and Operation Timeguard, so every pack pulls from 326 regular and 84 hidden cards. It’s also a hot ticket for competitive players, since an Arena-based deck won the 2026 Braverse TCG World Championship. Keep an eye out for Capsaicin Cookie and the five Ultra Rare Dragon Cookies, one for each color.
CookieRun Braverse TCG A Game of Truth and Deceit
This one belongs to Shadow Milk Cookie, the sneaky star from CookieRun: Kingdom. He shows up as variants across all five colors, so every deck gets a taste of his tricks. The set packs 243 regular and 61 hidden cards, introduces EXTRA cards, and adds more Legendary Cookies and Beasts. One reviewer praised the game’s cute art and surprising depth but called FLIP effects its weak spot, and this set leans heavily on FLIP, so expect a little chaos.
CookieRun Braverse TCG The Dark Enchantress War
If you’re a collector, this is the box to circle. It brings Dark Enchantress Cookie, CookieRun: Kingdom’s ultimate villain, into Braverse for the first time, along with the brand new Black color. Her Genesis Extra Rare printing debuted the game’s highest rarity, and products themed around her have sold out on day one at fan events before. Players get new support for every color too, but Black is still a tiny color, so its long-term play value depends on future cards.
CookieRun Braverse TCG Festival Arena
The newest set turns the Cookies into idol stars, complete with never-before-seen concepts and Hidden cards carrying the Cookies’ signatures. It also brings the Arena keyword back into the spotlight and was designed to play nicely with Arena of Glory. Instead of just making cards stronger, it gives more colors real deck options, which makes it a great entry point for new players. It’s also the first set to give all six colors an EXTRA card, and it adds the second Genesis Extra Rare ever printed.
📝 Quick Buying Guide
- Collectors chasing value: The Dark Enchantress War, then Festival Arena (both have a Genesis Extra Rare).
- Competitive players: Arena of Glory plus Festival Arena, since they work together and Arena is the reigning Worlds deck.
- Most cards for the money: Arena of Glory, because it bundles three Korean sets.
- Kingdom fans: Age of Heroes and Kingdoms (the Ancients) and A Game of Truth and Deceit (Shadow Milk).
- New players: Brave Beginning or Festival Arena.
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