Delta Reign Card List: Chase Cards, ETB Promo and Release

Delta Reign is a Pokémon TCG expansion in the Mega Evolution series. It comes out in English on November 6, 2026, with prereleases from October 24, and it brings Japan's Storm Emeralda to English. The headline card is the same in both: Mega Rayquaza ex.

Delta Reign release dates

Prerelease weekends vary by store, so check the dates with the shop running the event.

How many cards are in Delta Reign?

Delta Reign has more than 140 cards. English cards are numbered out of 103, and the secret rares above that number run to at least 139/103 (Aarune, a special illustration rare). Japan's Storm Emeralda has 113 cards, so the English set adds cards that were not in it, such as Delibird (079/103) and Adventure Lantern (090/103).

Legendary Stadiums are new: two Stadium cards with one shared artwork, played together. A pack that has one half has the other. Two of the three pairs are Legendary Summit and Legendary Pyroduct.

Does Delta Reign have god packs?

The Pokémon Company has not said. A god pack is a pack in which every card is a rare hit; whether Delta Reign has them shows once its packs are opened, from the October 24 prereleases.

Delta Reign cards: the Megas and secret rares

Each card below shows its number, rarity and artist.

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Delta Reign card list: English and Japanese numbers

Delta Reign renumbers Storm Emeralda's cards for English. Below are the English cards shown before release, each with its Storm Emeralda number, so the Japanese card you hold finds its English twin. Search by either name or either number; every Japanese card is in the Storm Emeralda card list.

Mega Rayquaza ex: the card and the chase

Mega Rayquaza ex (084/103, art by takuyoa) is a Basic Colorless Pokémon with 280 HP. Its Ability, Ruler's Roar, works when you play it from your hand onto your Bench: look at the top 4 cards of your deck and attach a Basic Energy you find there to it. Its attack, Storm Emerald, does 50 damage for each Fire and each Lightning Energy attached to all of your Pokémon. Like every Mega Evolution Pokémon ex, it gives up 3 Prize cards when knocked out.

The chase cards below are the Japanese prints from Storm Emeralda, the same art, with their market prices on Quaza Track.

More on the Japanese set: the Storm Emeralda card list and the Storm Emeralda chase cards.

Delta Reign products and prices

Delta Reign sells at the standard MSRP, which The Pokémon Company sets by product type: CA$36.99 for a booster bundle and CA$218.99 for a booster box at Pokémon Center Canada. The standard Elite Trainer Box is sold by other stores, at US$49.99 in the US. Market prices update live on Quaza Track.

Market prices can move after launch: Pitch Black prices fell over the month after its July 17 release.

Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box or the standard one?

The Pokémon Center version has 11 packs, two full-art Kyogre promos (one with the Pokémon Center logo) and 65 sleeves. It is sold only by the Pokémon Center, with a limit of two per order. The standard Elite Trainer Box is not sold at the Pokémon Center; it is expected to have 9 packs, as other main-set Elite Trainer Boxes do.

Delta Reign vs Storm Emeralda

Storm Emeralda came out in Japan on July 31 with 113 cards. Delta Reign keeps its Mega Rayquaza ex and its Legendary Stadiums, and adds cards Storm Emeralda does not have, such as Delibird. The Kyogre illustration from Japan's set (080/076, art by Nurikabe) is the Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box promo in English.

Japanese boxes hold 30 packs of 5 cards; English boxes hold 36 packs of 10. A Japanese Storm Emeralda box is CHF 77 on Quaza Track, against CHF 197 for an English Delta Reign box. Track both on the Storm Emeralda price page and the Delta Reign price page.

Delta Reign prerelease: dates and promos

Prereleases start on October 24 at participating Play! Pokémon stores. Players battle with a Build & Battle Box, which the store sells from October 24: 4 packs, a 40-card deck and one of four promos. The promos are Masquerain, Magmortar, Enamorus and Kommo-o, numbered MEP 111 to 114.

Frequently asked questions

Images: The Pokémon Company. More set guides: 30th Celebration, Pitch Black.