Kingdoms of Intrigue Set Guide

Overview

Kingdoms of Intrigue is the fourth English booster, released September 22, 2023. Its story is Alabasta and Dressrosa, and all six of its Leaders are two colors, from Nefeltari Vivi to Donquixote Doflamingo and Issho.

TCGplayer lists 158 printings: 119 base printings, 24 Alternate Arts, 5 SP printings, 6 Dash Pack printings, a Manga Sabo and 3 DON!! cards. It is the first booster in these lists with SP printings, older cards reprinted with new art under their original numbers.

Kingdoms of Intrigue's's cards carry block 1, which left Standard on April 1, 2026. A card reprinted later with a newer block icon, or named on Bandai's exception lists, stays legal; the rest are for Extra Regulation, which allows every block.

Cards and rarities

TCGplayer lists 158 printings in Kingdoms of Intrigue. 119 are base printings, the version of each card number with no special art, and the other 39 are special printings of those numbers and the set's DON!! cards.

Special printings

The rarity counts above are the 119 base printings. A special printing keeps its card's rarity, so an Alternate Art Super Rare is still marked SR. Set completion in TurnZero HQ counts a set by its base printings and keeps every other printing as a separate tally, so finishing the set and chasing its special printings read as two separate goals. Alternate Art, SP and Manga, explained →

The Leaders

Six Leaders, all two colors. Nefeltari Vivi and Rebecca can't attack and start at 5 Life; the other four start at 4.

Nefeltari Vivi

OP04-001

Blue and red, 5 Life. Can't attack; once per turn, draws a card and gives a Character Rush.

Donquixote Doflamingo

OP04-019

Green and purple, 4 Life. Sets up to 2 DON!! active at the end of your turn.

Issho

OP04-020

Green and black, 4 Life. With 1 DON!!, opposing Characters get -1 cost on your turn, and he can set a Character costing 5 or less active at the end of it.

Rebecca

OP04-039

Blue and black, 5 Life. Can't attack; once per turn with 6 or fewer cards in hand, digs 2 cards for a Dressrosa card.

Queen

OP04-040

Blue and yellow, 4 Life. When attacking with 1 DON!!, draws with 4 or fewer cards in Life and hand, or adds a Life card with a Character costing 8 or more.

Crocodile

OP04-058

Purple and yellow, 4 Life. Once per opponent's turn, replaces a DON!! your own effect returns with an active one.

Cards worth knowing

A few of the set's Super and Secret Rares worth knowing:

Kaido

OP04-044

Super Rare. Cost 10 with 12000 power; returns a Character costing 8 or less and one costing 3 or less to hand.

Donquixote Doflamingo

OP04-031

Super Rare. Cost 10; up to 3 of your opponent's rested cards don't untap in their next Refresh Phase.

Yamato

OP04-112

Super Rare. K.O.s a Character costing no more than both players' Life combined, and adds a Life card at 1 or less.

Monkey.D.Luffy

OP04-090

Super Rare. Can attack active Characters, and can set himself active by returning 7 cards from your trash.

The chase card: Boa Hancock

Boa Hancock (SP)

OP01-078

Card number OP01-078

Rarity SR

Printing SP

Market price, October 22, 2026 $999.56

The most valuable printing in Kingdoms of Intrigue isn't an OP04 card. It's the SP Boa Hancock, a Super Rare first printed in OP01 as OP01-078, at $999.56 on October 22, 2026. Her OP01 base printing was $1.06 and her OP01 Parallel $127.06.

The most valuable card numbered OP04 is the Manga Sabo (OP04-083) at $749.50. The same Sabo was $0.88 as a base printing and $20.54 as an Alternate Art.

Every Boa Hancock OP01-078 in Kingdoms of Intrigue

Every printing of a card number plays the same and counts toward the same four in a deck. Only the art and the price differ, so check the art against the card's page before you value the one you pulled. Reading the card number and rarity →

Chase cards and prices

SP reprints and the Manga Sabo hold four of the top five places; the Alternate Art Nefeltari Vivi Leader is the most valuable OP04 printing that isn't a Manga.

These are each printing's TCGplayer market price on October 22, 2026. Prices for a new set can move a long way in its first months, so treat them as a snapshot. Each card's page shows today's price and its 90-day chart. How One Piece card prices work →

Playing it

Every Leader here is two colors, so each one opens a wider card pool at the cost of Life. Vivi and Rebecca trade their attack for card advantage instead, which suits slower decks.

Its cards are block 1, so in Standard today the set matters through later reprints and Bandai's exception lists.

Tournament play adds Bandai's banned and restricted lists and, since April 2026, Standard rotation by the block number printed on each card. Check Bandai's current announcements before an event. Deck building rules →

Frequently Asked Questions