One Piece Card Game · OP14 · 2026 Set Guide
The first One Piece booster of 2026 is built around the Seven Warlords of the Sea: every one of its seven Leaders carries the Warlord type, from Trafalgar Law to Gecko Moria.
The Azure Sea's Seven is the fourteenth main booster set, and its title is the Seven Warlords of the Sea. All seven Leaders carry The Seven Warlords of the Sea type: Trafalgar Law, Dracule Mihawk, Jinbe, Boa Hancock, Donquixote Doflamingo, Crocodile and Gecko Moria. Each one also leads its own crew, so most decks build around a second type such as Baroque Works or Thriller Bark Pirates.
TCGplayer's list for the set holds 211 printings. 120 card numbers run from OP14-001 to OP14-120, and 31 more are numbered EB04-011 to EB04-041, cards from the fourth Extra Booster that are part of this set's list. The rest of the EB04 cards are in OP15's.
The chase list is unusual. The most valuable printings in the set are SP cards of older card numbers, led by a gold SP Buggy numbered OP09-051, rather than cards new to OP14.
TCGplayer lists 211 printings in The Azure Sea's Seven. 151 are base printings, the version of each card number with no special art, and the other 60 are special printings of those numbers and the set's DON!! cards.
The rarity counts above are the 151 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 →
Seven Leaders, one for each Warlord. Two are two colors: Boa Hancock (blue and yellow) and Gecko Moria (black and yellow).
Trafalgar Law
OP14-001
Red. Once per turn, swaps the base power of two of your Supernovas or Heart Pirates Characters.
Dracule Mihawk
OP14-020
Green. Rest one of your cards to set up to 3 DON!! active if you have a cost 5 or more Character, at the price of playing no Characters that turn.
Jinbe
OP14-040
Blue. Trash a card from your hand to give up to 2 rested DON!! to a Fish-Man or Merfolk Leader or Character.
Boa Hancock
OP14-041
Blue and yellow, 4 Life. Draws a card when you play a Character on your opponent's turn.
Donquixote Doflamingo
OP14-060
Purple. Once per turn, DON!! -1 redirects an opponent's attack to your Leader or a Donquixote Pirates Character.
Crocodile
OP14-079
Black. K.O. one of your Baroque Works Characters to give an opponent's Character -10 cost.
Gecko Moria
OP14-080
Black and yellow, 4 Life. Trash 3 cards from your hand when attacking to add a card to your Life.
A few of the set's Super and Secret Rares worth knowing:
Nami
OP14-031
Super Rare. A cost 4 Blocker that rests up to 2 of your opponent's cost 8 or less Characters, then sets up to 5 of your DON!! active at the end of the turn.
Boa Hancock
OP14-112
Super Rare. With a Warlord Leader, adds a card to your Life and returns one of your opponent's Life cards to their hand.
Crocodile
OP14-120
Secret Rare. Stops one of your opponent's cost 9 or less Characters from attacking, and can come back from the trash when K.O.'d.
Jinbe
OP14-049
Super Rare. Draws 2 and bounces a cost 7 or less Character, and gains Rush on a turn you trash a card from your hand.
The most valuable printing in The Azure Sea's Seven isn't an OP14 card at all. It's the Gold SP Buggy, a Rare first printed in OP09 as card OP09-051, which sold for $1,621.75 on September 30.
Buggy is in the set twice, and both printings are near the top: the regular SP was $821.77, under the SP Roronoa Zoro (PRB02-006) at $908.89. The most valuable card numbered OP14 is the Manga Dracule Mihawk (OP14-119) at $715.34.
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 →
SP printings fill most of the top of the list. The Manga Mihawk and the SP Boa Hancock (OP14-112) are the only cards numbered OP14 above $500.
| Card | Number | Printing | Market price, September 30, 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buggy | OP09-051 (R) | SP, Gold | $1,621.75 |
| Roronoa Zoro | PRB02-006 (R) | SP | $908.89 |
| Buggy | OP09-051 (R) | SP | $821.77 |
| Dracule Mihawk | OP14-119 (SEC) | Manga | $715.34 |
| Boa Hancock | OP14-112 (SR) | SP | $531.82 |
| You'll Frighten Me... | OP14-118 (R) | Alternate Art | $171.12 |
| Perona | OP06-093 (SR) | SP | $152.30 |
| Dracule Mihawk | OP12-030 (SR) | SP | $140.18 |
These are each printing's TCGplayer market price on September 30, 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 →
Every Leader here asks for a crew. Law wants Supernovas or Heart Pirates, Jinbe wants Fish-Man or Merfolk, Doflamingo wants Donquixote Pirates, Crocodile wants Baroque Works and Moria wants Thriller Bark Pirates, so most of a deck's 50 cards follow the Leader's type as well as its color.
Two Leaders start at 4 Life instead of 5: Boa Hancock and Gecko Moria, the two-color ones. Moria's attack can earn some of that Life back.
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 →
January 16, 2026. TCGplayer lists the release event cards as a separate group dated January 9.
Seven, each one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea: Trafalgar Law (red), Dracule Mihawk (green), Jinbe (blue), Boa Hancock (blue and yellow), Donquixote Doflamingo (purple), Crocodile (black) and Gecko Moria (black and yellow).
On September 30, 2026, the Gold SP Buggy (OP09-051) at about $1,622. The most valuable card numbered OP14 was the Manga Dracule Mihawk (OP14-119) at about $715. Prices move daily, so check each card's page for the current figure.
TCGplayer lists 31 cards numbered EB04-011 to EB04-041 as part of The Azure Sea's Seven, and the rest of the EB04 cards with OP15. They keep their EB04 numbers, which is what deck limits and the scanner read.
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