Cyberpunk TCG Welcome to Night City: Products and Prices

Welcome to Night City is the first set of Cyberpunk TCG. The Retail version reaches shops on November 6, 2026, and a pricier Beta version for backers came out earlier.

This guide covers every product in the set: the booster pack, the Starter Decks The Heist and Embracing Power, the Pre-Release Kit, the display and the case. For each one we give what is inside, what it costs in Poland, Germany and the US, and how to find it on CardPulse.

The Cyberpunk TCG section has been live on CardPulse since November 2, 2026. Prices in the text are the lowest prices among offers available in shops, according to CardPulse data from November 2, 2026, four days before release.

Welcome to Night City at a glance: 5 Retail products and a separate Beta line

The Retail version of Welcome to Night City has 5 kinds of products, and the Beta version has 4. On November 2, Poland had 50 available Cyberpunk TCG offers from 15 shops, the US had 25 from 9 shops, and Germany only 4 from 3 shops.

Data: Cyberpunk TCG offers available in shops according to CardPulse, November 2, 2026; Beta/Retail split based on the offer title.

All offers are for the English edition. The game is published by the American company WeirdCo under a CD PROJEKT RED license, but we found no Polish or German version, either in listings or in announcements.

Why there are two versions: Beta and Retail

Cyberpunk TCG was funded on Kickstarter. According to a summary on gamertagmythras.com, the campaign raised $28,353,088 from 50,773 backers against a goal of $100,000. CD PROJEKT RED announced the campaign launch on March 17, 2026.

Backers received their products from early September 2026, and the Beta events ran from September 10 to 20. That is the Beta release. The Retail version is the first print run for ordinary shops, with a release on November 6, 2026 and pre-release tournaments from October 30 to November 5.

According to the same source, the Retail set has 140 cards in 7 rarity tiers, while TCGplayer, which the CardPulse guide uses, lists 141 cards. The most valuable cards by TCGplayer market price include Panam Palmer, Johnny Silverhand, Adam Smasher and Judy Alvarez.

In the game, two players compete for "gigs", jobs represented by dice from d4 to d20, and the first to collect 7 dice wins. That is why Starter Decks come with dice and not only cards.

Retail booster pack: 12 cards from 17.63 zł in 8 shops

A Retail Welcome to Night City booster cost between 17.63 and 25 zł in Poland on November 2, in 8 shops, with a median of 20 zł. In the US it cost from $5.95 (pre-order) to $9.99 in 2 shops, and in Germany there were no available offers.

Data: single Retail boosters available in shops, CardPulse, November 2, 2026.

In 4 of the 8 Polish shops a booster costs 19.90–20 zł. The gap between the cheapest and the most expensive offer is 7.37 zł, which across 10 packs comes to more than 70 zł. So comparing booster prices pays off, even though one difference looks small.

Product page: Retail Booster Pack. Shops name the same booster in different ways, sometimes with "Retail" and sometimes without. So also look at the "Similar products" section: it often holds a cheaper offer for the same booster.

Tip: a Beta booster looks similar but costs about 49 zł. If you see a Welcome to Night City pack for almost 50 zł, check the title to make sure it is not Beta.

The booster in three countries

For now, most Retail boosters are in Polish shops: 8 shops with stock against 2 in the US and none in Germany. That is unusual: for Lorcana, the most shops with offers were in the US (34 against 21 in Poland). One possible reason is earlier deliveries to Polish distributors, but that is a hypothesis we will check after release.

For a buyer in Poland this means something simple: no need to import. Single boosters are in several Polish shops, and the price differences between them are larger than the potential saving from buying abroad once shipping is added.

Starter Decks The Heist and Embracing Power from 97.14 zł

The two Retail Starter Decks, The Heist and Embracing Power, cost between 97.14 and 129 zł per deck in Poland, in 9 shops. According to shops, each deck contains 40 cards, 3 Legend cards and dice.

Data: Retail Starter Deck offers available in Poland, CardPulse, November 2, 2026; price per single deck.

In most shops both decks cost the same, so the difference is between shops, not between decks. If you want to start playing with a friend, buy both decks at one shop. You will pay about 195–220 zł for two decks and pay for shipping once.

• The Heist. Deck page: Starter Deck The Heist.
• Embracing Power. Deck page: Starter Deck Embracing Power.
• No version label. Some shops write neither "Beta" nor "Retail". In that case ask the shop or check the photo of the box.

The Beta versions of the same decks cost between 110 and 135 zł in Poland, in 6 shops. They have the same name but come from the first print run for backers, and they mostly interest collectors. To learn the game, the Retail version is enough, and it is cheaper by a dozen or so zloty per deck.

Pre-Release Kit and events: unavailable in Poland

A Pre-Release Kit is the kit handed out at pre-release tournaments. In Poland it was listed at 169 zł but unavailable on November 2, and in the US Pre-Release Kits cost $34.99–$39.95 as pre-orders and were also temporarily unavailable.

Data: offers in the special products category, CardPulse, November 2, 2026.

In Poland this category also includes tickets for pre-release tournaments (129–149 zł) with dates from October 30 to November 2. That is an entry fee for a tournament, not a collectible, so do not compare it with boosters. In the US, a Beta Event Kit was also available for $90–$99.99 in 2 shops.

Product page: Pre-Release Kit. If you want to buy a kit after the events, set a price alert, because offers appear irregularly.

Retail display: 24 boosters from 420 zł, or 17.50 zł per pack

A Retail display with 24 boosters cost between 420 and 489 zł in Poland, in 10 shops. That works out to 17.50 zł per pack, only 0.13 zł less than the cheapest single booster.

Data: Retail display offers available in shops, CardPulse, November 2, 2026.

With Cyberpunk TCG you therefore do not have to buy a whole display to pay a low price per pack. A display makes sense when you want to open 24 boosters anyway. In Germany it cost from €99.99 in 2 shops, and in the US $164.99 in 1 shop.

The median price of a Retail display in Poland is 444.50 zł, and the gap between the cheapest (420 zł) and the most expensive offer (489 zł) is 69 zł, or 16%. Someone who buys without comparing pays about 25 zł more than at the cheapest shop, statistically.

• Case. In the US, a "Booster Display Case (x6)" at $799.95 on pre-order, which is $133.33 per display.
• A display described as a booster. A "Retail Booster (24Ct)" at $134.95 is in practice a display with 24 packs. The number in brackets tells you more than the word "Booster".

Display page: Retail Booster Box.

What to pick: booster, deck or display

• You just want to play. Start with two Retail Starter Decks. For about 195–220 zł you get two ready-made decks and can play against a friend from day one.
• You want to open a few packs. Single Retail boosters from 17.63 zł cost almost the same per pack as a display. You do not need to spend 420 zł to get started.
• You want the complete set. The Retail display has the lowest price per pack at typical prices and is the easiest to compare between shops.
• You collect the first print run. Then Beta is what you are after. Expect about 49 zł per pack and very few offers.

None of these options guarantees a profit. We do not know how prices will behave after release, and a new game has no price history to lean on yet.

The Beta release: a booster costs 2.8 times as much as Retail

Beta products share the set name but differ in contents and price. The cheapest Beta booster cost 49 zł in Poland, which is 2.8 times as much as a Retail booster (17.63 zł), and a Beta display with 36 boosters starts at 1,764 zł.

Data: offers available in Poland, CardPulse, November 2, 2026; split based on the word "Beta" in the title.

In the US, Beta products are cheaper than in Poland if you look at the price in currency: a Beta booster from $9.95 in 3 shops, a Beta Starter Deck from $24.95 as a pre-order. You still have to add shipping, plus VAT and possibly customs duty on import into Poland, so for a few packs importing does not pay off.

For a collector, one thing matters more than price: the Beta release went to campaign backers and Beta events, not to regular sale. We do not know whether it will be reprinted, and the publisher has not given the print run size. Do not treat that as an investment argument, because a new game has no price history yet.

Reports on the publisher's announcements say Beta packs contain alternate artwork, among other things, that Retail does not have. We have not verified this against our own data, so it is second-hand information. A player who just wants to start does not need Beta.

Germany and the US: little stock before release

In Germany, only 3 shops had any Cyberpunk TCG offer available to order on November 2. A Retail display cost from €99.99 there, in 2 shops.

Data: available offers in Germany and the US, CardPulse, November 2, 2026.

The US has more available offers (25 in 9 shops), but they mostly cover the Beta release and pre-orders. A Beta Starter Deck costs from $24.95 there and a Beta booster from $9.95. Only 1 shop had the Retail display in stock, at $164.99.

With prices in euros and dollars, remember shipping costs and, when buying from the US into Poland, customs duty and VAT on import. CardPulse does not include these costs in the price. For a buyer in Poland, Polish shops currently have the most offers.

Release on November 6: what to watch in the first week

According to announcements reported by shops and trade sites, the Retail pre-release events run from October 30 to November 5, and shop sales start on November 6, 2026. You can follow the date in the Cyberpunk TCG release calendar.

1. Offer status. Pre-orders will change to "in stock". Check that the price did not change at the same time.
2. New shops. Every new shop with stock can bring a cheaper offer.
3. The chart. Once a chart appears on the product page, you will see whether the lowest price falls or rises after release.

How to find Welcome to Night City products in 5 steps

The fastest way to the products is the set guide or search with sorting by price. After that you only need to screen out the Beta release by title.

1. Set guide. Open the Welcome to Night City guide with all the products in the set.
2. Or search. Type "night city" on the Cyberpunk TCG page. Prices are shown for the country you choose (Poland, Germany or the US).
3. Product type. The tabs above the results keep only boosters, decks, displays or special products.
4. Sorting. "Price ↑" and the "Free shipping" switch. Ready-made link: Welcome to Night City, cheapest first.
5. Screen out Beta. The word "Beta" in the title, 36 boosters in a display, or a booster at about 49 zł all mean the Beta release.

Some offers have shortened names, for example "WNC". A search for "night city" will not find them, so also try typing "cyberpunk". We covered similar listing traps for One Piece Card Game.

What the product page shows

Every Welcome to Night City product has its own page on CardPulse with the best price, a list of offers with shipping cost and a "Price history · all shops" chart. For Cyberpunk TCG, the page currently shows a note that the price history is still too short for a chart. The chart will appear after a few days of data collection.

Once the chart is ready, you can switch it between the lowest price and the median. The lowest price tells you what you would pay today at the cheapest shop with stock, and the median shows the typical market price. We explain how to read them in the article Price history: lowest price or median?.

In the first weeks after release the chart will jump: new shops with stock lower the lowest price, and the cheapest copy selling out raises it. So with a new game it is better to look at the number of shops and the median than at a single price jump.

What next: Edgerunners: Burn Bright and price alerts

The second set, Edgerunners: Burn Bright, is already on pre-order: the display costs from €100 in Germany and from $124.95 in the US. The publisher has not announced an official release date, and trade reports mention spring 2027.

Data: pre-order offers in Germany and the US, CardPulse, November 2, 2026.

A pre-order without a release date carries risk: your money sits with the shop for months, and the price may change. When an official date appears, the set will go into the Cyberpunk TCG release calendar, where you can set a reminder.

Price alert and deal radar

With a free account you can set an alert with the "Price alert" button in search results or with the bell on a product page. For a Retail booster a sensible threshold is about 18 zł, and for a Starter Deck about 100 zł. Once price history builds up after release, the Cyberpunk TCG Deal Radar will show price drops across all shops.

Checklist before you buy

1. Release. Beta or Retail? Check the title and the pack count (36 or 24).
2. Product. Booster, Starter Deck, Pre-Release Kit, display or case.
3. Status. In stock or pre-order? For a pre-order, check the shipping date.
4. Price per pack. Compare display / 24 with a single booster. With Cyberpunk TCG the difference is minimal.
5. Extra costs. Shipping and, when buying from outside the EU, customs duty and VAT.

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Want to see all Welcome to Night City products with current prices? Open the set guide or compare offers, cheapest first.