Chrono Core Cards: Singles to Buy and Sell
Chrono Core cards are listed here as single cards, bought one by one. The cards come from War of the Nine Realms, the Righteous Resolve, Knight of Chaos and Chaos Ensuing Structure Decks, and the sample sets.
- Cards
- 337
- Expansions
- 8
FAQ
Chrono Core uses six rarity labels: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Super Rare, Secret and Promo. Rarity tells you how scarce a printing is, not how strong the card is in play, so two copies of one card can sit at very different prices.
Each card on a set page such as War of the Nine Realms carries its rarity, which makes the set page the place to start if you are completing a set.
Chrono Core cards come in two finishes. Standard is the regular printing; Holographic has a shiny surface that catches the light. Almost every Chrono Core card is listed in Holographic, and many also in Standard.
Each finish is sold as its own item with its own offers, so a Holographic copy and a Standard copy of the same card are not interchangeable in your cart. Pick the finish first, then compare the offers for a Chrono Core card.
Some cards exist in special versions on top of rarity and finish. Immersive Art and Rilynn Art change the artwork, Serialized copies carry their own number, and Artist Signature copies are signed. Winner, Top 4, Top 8 and Participant mark event versions, and Circuitry and Early Adopter are versions of their own.
Each version is a separate item, so check that the listing shows the one you want. All cards are listed in English, for example on Knight of Chaos.
Each release has its own page listing its cards. War of the Nine Realms has one, and so do the Structure Decks Righteous Resolve, Knight of Chaos and Chaos Ensuing, each showing the cards of that deck.
On a set page you see the cards together with their rarity, finish and version, which is quicker than searching card names one by one.
Besides the main releases, CardNexus lists the cards of Sample Set 1 and Sample Set 2, from Sample Allura Nekris and Patreon Exclusive, each on its own set page. Cards with the Promo rarity and event versions such as Winner or Participant are listed like any other card.
To see how the game is organised as a whole, start from the Chrono Core page.