What are the pull rates for Next Destinies?

About 6.9% of Next Destinies booster packs — about 1 in 15 — contain a card from one of the 2 hit rarities in the set. Secret Rares: about 1 in 72 packs. Ultra Rares: about 1 in 18 packs. These rates are estimated from measured sets of the same era; no pull-rate study of this set has been published.

How many hit cards are in Next Destinies?

10 of the 103 cards in Next Destinies are at a rarity a booster pack's hit slot can produce — Ultra Rare and above. The rest come out of the common, uncommon, reverse-holo and standard rare slots.

What is the rarest card in Next Destinies?

The rarest tier is Secret Rares in Next Destinies, at about 1 in 72 packs for any one of its 4 cards. A NAMED card from that tier is about 1 in 288 packs, assuming the tier's cards appear equally often.

BW Black Star Promos102McDonald's Collection 201112

Emerging Powers96BW trainer Kit (Excadrill)30BW trainer Kit (Zoroark)30

Noble Victories100

Next Destinies103

Dark Explorers111McDonald's Collection 201212

Dragons Exalted127

Dragon Vault21

Boundaries Crossed152

Plasma Storm134

Plasma Freeze119

Plasma Blast105

Legendary Treasures140Radiant Collection0

All Hits Chase 💯 Master Movers Accumulation Oversold

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Next Destinies Pull Rates & Hits

10 of 103 cards · 2 rarities · priced live

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Which Next Destinies cards are the hits?

Explore the cards that can land in the hit slot, grouped by rarity with pull-rate context and live prices. Use the full set view to see every other card.

10 of the set's 103 cards can fill them. The best of them is Reshiram-EX #95 at $443.65 — a card you would open once in 108 packs. 10 trade above $50; the rest are worth about $249.13 each. Nobody has published a pull-rate study of Next Destinies, so these rates are estimated from measured sets of the same era — good to about a tier, not to a decimal.

Next Destinies Pull Rates

Rates marked EST. are estimated: no pull-rate study of Next Destinies has been published, so the figure is the rate this rarity measured at across sets of the same era. Good to about a tier, not to a decimal. Measured rates come from TCGplayer’s Authentication Center pack openings.