Set code OP-03Released Cards in set 123Series One Piece Card Game
Pillars of Strength (OP-03) is a booster set released on 30 June 2023. The checklist has 123 cards in the main numbering: 8 Leaders, 45 Commons, 32 Uncommons, 26 Rares, 10 Super Rares and 2 Secret Rares. Around them sit 26 alternate-art or parallel versions, 1 Manga rare and 4 SP cards. A pack has 12 cards. The most sought-after card of the set on the market is the Manga rare Sogeking (122); pull rates are unpublished, so no pack or box is promised to hold it.
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What's in the set
How the set breaks down by rarity.
Release date 30 June 2023Booster pack 12 cardsBooster box 24 packsCards in the main numbering 123Official card types 127 card typesOfficial rarity breakdown Leader Card x 8, Common x 45, Uncommon x 32, Rare x 26, Super Rare x 10, Secret Rare x 2, Special Card x 4Manga rares 1SP cards 4
Rarity
Cards
Where to find them
Checklist
Common
45
45 cards in the main numbering
Uncommon
32
32 cards in the main numbering
Rare
32
26 cards in the main numbering; 6 also have an alternate-art or parallel version
Super Rare
20
10 cards in the main numbering; 10 alternate-art or parallel versions
Secret Rare
5
122 Sogeking and 123 Charlotte Katakuri; also printed as alternate art and Manga rare
Leader
16
The eight Leaders: 001 Portgas.D.Ace, 021 Kuro, 022 Arlong, 040 Nami, 058 Iceburg, 076 Rob Lucci, 077 Charlotte Linlin and 099 Charlotte Katakuri; 8 alternate-art or parallel versions
SP card
4
Older cards in the SP treatment, shown with their original numbers: OP01-051 Eustass"Captain"Kid, ST01-012 Monkey.D.Luffy, ST03-009 Donquixote Doflamingo, ST04-003 Kaido
Chase cards
The cards collectors chase most in this set. Tap a card to tick it.
Chase #1
The set's only Manga rare: the manga-art version of Sogeking
Chase #2
Wanted-poster treatment of Monkey.D.Luffy (SP) (older card ST01-012)
Chase #3
Alternate-art Leader Nami
Chase #4
Wanted-poster treatment of Donquixote Doflamingo (SP) (older card ST03-009)
Chase #5
Alternate-art Leader Charlotte Katakuri
Chase #6
Alternate-art Leader Portgas.D.Ace
Chase #7
Wanted-poster treatment of Kaido (SP) (older card ST04-003)
Chase #8
Wanted-poster treatment of Eustass"Captain"Kid (SP) (older card OP01-051)
Pull rates aren't published. What the listings guarantee is what each pack contains, so the number of packs tells you what you'll open. Greyed items are in the line-up but not stocked here.
Not stocked
24packs
Booster Box
24 packs · each pack: 12 cards 24 booster packs of 12 cards
Not stocked at Parabox
Not stocked
1packs
Booster Pack
1 packs · each pack: 12 cards One pack of 12 cards
Not stocked at Parabox
For parents
Buying for a child?
Check the age mark on the box. It is printed on the packaging and differs between products, so look before buying for a young child.
Start with a starter deck. A booster pack alone is not a playable deck. A One Piece starter deck is ready to play, and packs from this set add cards to it.
The booster box is the collector's buy. 24 packs of 12 cards. Pull rates are unpublished, so no box is promised to hold a particular Manga rare, SP card or alternate art.
Duplicates are normal. Packs are random and the set has commons and uncommons by the dozen. Swapping or buying a single card is a fair way to finish a wish list.
To play straight awayA One Piece starter deck Ready to play out of the box; see the Starter Decks range
Add recent cardsBooster packs from The World's Strongest Warriors (OP-17) The newest set Parabox stocks; see its guide
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