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Card count, chase cards and how it compares with the Sword & Shield era.
CS3DC sits in the Sword & Shield era of the Simplified Chinese Pokémon TCG as a deck product rather than a booster expansion, built as a ready-made starting point for new players. Its catalog runs to 183 printings under the set code CS3DC. The set leans on repeat names: Corviknight V and Corviknight VMAX, Galarian Slowking V and Tornadus V each appear in three versions, with Cramorant printed twice. That spread of V and VMAX cards across several printings is what defines the product.
A deck product like CS3DC does not climb a rarity ladder the way a booster expansion does, so its most notable cards are the ones printed in several versions. Corviknight V and Corviknight VMAX each come in three printings, as do Galarian Slowking V and Tornadus V, which makes those four the centre of the card list. Cramorant is printed twice. Across 183 printings, the appeal of the Simplified Chinese CS3DC lies in the multiple versions of these V cards rather than in a single standout pull, and no secret cards sit above a printed count.
Set beside a full Sword & Shield expansion, CS3DC is a different kind of product. Booster-based sets in the era spread their value across large rarity tiers and secret cards numbered past the printed count, while this deck product gathers 183 printings around a handful of repeated V and VMAX names. It is built for play-ready starter content instead of pack-driven chasing, so it reads as a compact entry point into the Simplified Chinese Sword & Shield era rather than a rival to the era's main expansions in scale or pull structure.
Written from market data as of October 23, 2026; the tables update live.
Completing CS3DC means accounting for all 183 printings, and the repeated versions of Corviknight V, Corviknight VMAX, Galarian Slowking V and Tornadus V need the most attention, since each has three printings to match. Cramorant adds a second pair. Because this is a deck product, the run is built around those recurring names, so a full set is largely a matter of getting every version of them right rather than hunting scattered rarities across a large pull structure.
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