Yu-Gi-Oh! Glorious Victors: 60 cards, $4.49 packs, Dec. 4 launch
Konami's December booster introduces the Ritual-leaning "Zenet" Normal Monster strategy, plus "Raise Moon" draw monsters and Trirealm Rift banish cards. Tournament stores get it December 2, 2026.
Konami's December booster set for the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game is Glorious Victors, a 60-card Booster Pack that launches December 4, 2026 on the North America Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG site, at an MSRP of $4.49 per pack.
The set features three themes: a new "Zenet" strategy, a nightlife-styled "Raise Moon" group, and monsters from the Trirealm Rift.
Dates and price
Tournament stores get Glorious Victors first, with an Official Tournament Store Launch Date of December 2, 2026. The general launch date is December 4, 2026, and that is also the Konami Tournament Legal Date.
Each pack carries an MSRP of $4.49 (about €3.99 / CHF 3.70). The euro and franc figures are an approximate conversion at the European Central Bank reference rate of 2026-10-16, not a European retail price. Local prices in Europe and Switzerland are set by distributors and usually differ.
The dates and price are those listed on the North America Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG site. European and Swiss dates are not announced yet.
What is in a pack and in the set
A pack holds 7 cards: 1 foil card and 6 Rare cards.
The 60-card set breaks down into 3 Secret Rares, 10 Ultra Rares, 10 Super Rares, and 37 Rares. Some of the Rares are also available as Super Rare upgrades.
On top of that, 15 cards in the set are also available as Collector's Rares, and 10 cards are also available as Starlight Rares. Set contents and names are subject to change.
The three themes
"Zenet." The new strategy draws on the culture and customs of ancient Egypt and is built around Normal Monsters. The basic "Zenet" monsters pull "Zenet" Spells and Traps out of the Deck when Normal Monsters are shown.
Pere-Zenet Em Heru is the Ritual piece. It sends Normal Monsters to the Graveyard to Summon Ritual Monsters. The Normal Monsters used this way then support those Ritual Monsters, and the most loyal among them can return to the field afterwards.
"Raise Moon." This theme has a nightlife motif and many monsters that let the player draw additional cards. Cielo, the Veil of Raise Moon lets the player draw a free card every turn, including the opponent's turn. Cielo, the Night Sky of Raise Moon - No More Bets turns the opponent's effects that add cards from their Deck into simple blind draws.
Trirealm Rift. These monsters banish cards from the player's Deck face-down, where only the player can see and use them. Once enough cards are banished face-down, Trirealm Rift Darkness lets the player pick one of them to add to their hand before each of their turns.
Where it fits on the calendar
Glorious Victors arrives after the first part of the October Forbidden & Limited List, which TCGKing reported would take effect Monday, October 19, 2026. Whether that list touches any strategy in the December set is not something the announced details address.
What is still unknown
The full card list has not been announced, and neither have the specific cards that appear as Secret, Ultra, Super, Collector's, or Starlight Rares. Pull rates for the foil card in each pack are not stated. Box size, case configuration, and box pricing are also not announced yet.
What it means for players
- Dates to note: Tournament stores launch the set on December 2, 2026, and tournament legality begins December 4, 2026.
- Pack math: At $4.49 (about €3.99 / CHF 3.70) for 7 cards, every pack has 1 foil card and 6 Rares.
- Collectors: The 15 Collector's Rare and 10 Starlight Rare versions are drawn from the 60-card set. Which cards get them is not yet public.
- Deck builders: Three engines are confirmed in broad strokes: Normal Monster–based Ritual play with "Zenet," extra draws with "Raise Moon," and face-down banish with Trirealm Rift. Names and contents may still change.
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