Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG
Every set you collect, and how close you are to finishing it. TurnZero HQ counts your cards by the set code printed under the artwork, counts each card once whatever its rarity, and gives you a checklist of exactly what's missing.
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Create Free AccountEvery Yu-Gi-Oh! card carries a set code under its artwork: LOB-EN005 is card 005 of Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon, in English. TurnZero HQ counts completion by those codes, so a set's progress is how many of its different set codes you own a copy of.
The sets list shows each set you own a card from with its progress, a progress bar and what your cards from it are worth. Switch to All sets to see every set, and filter by name or code to find one. Where the set code is printed →
Open a set for every card in it as a grid of card images, each with its set code and rarity. Cards you own are bright, with how many copies you have; cards you're missing are dimmed. Filter to Missing for a want list you can take to a locals or a card show, or to Owned to see what you've pulled.
The sets list opens on the sets you actually collect, and on every set when you haven't added any cards yet. Progress updates as soon as a card is added, whether you searched it, scanned it or imported it. Scanning a stack in →
Many sets print some cards at more than one rarity under the same set code. The main count treats those as one card, because most players call a set finished when they have every card in it. Where a set has more rarities than codes, a second count beside the progress bar tracks every rarity separately, for the collector who wants each version. Editions don't split the count at all: 1st Edition and Unlimited copies of a printing are the same entry, with their own prices on the card. 1st Edition vs. Unlimited →
A row in the collection can be just the card, with no printing picked. Those copies are still counted and valued, but they belong to no set, so they don't count toward completion. Pick the printing on the row, or add cards by scanning, which reads the set code, and they land in their set. What each copy can record →
By set code. Every card in a set has its own code under the artwork, like LOB-EN005, and a set is complete when you own a copy at every code in it. Four copies of one card count as one toward the set, and so does owning it at two rarities.
Not toward the main count. When a set printed some of its cards at more than one rarity, a second count sits beside the progress bar, like "Every rarity 40 / 180", for the collector chasing every version. The main count stays one per set code.
No. Set progress counts the printings you own, and a 1st Edition and an Unlimited copy of the same printing tick the same box. The edition is still recorded on each copy, with its own price.
It was added as just the card, without a printing. A copy with no set code belongs to no set, so it can't count toward one. Edit the row and pick the printing you have, and the set's progress updates.
Yes. Set progress and the checklists come with a free TurnZero HQ account.
Every set's progress and a checklist of the cards you still need. Free to start.
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