Best Pack for Fire Cards

#	Pack	Score	Cards	Top-10 Power	≥1000 Density	Best Pull
1	Deluxe	27540	379	14200 pts	25% (top 80)	Rare Candy · 2500
2	Charizard	24553	126	16500 pts	18% (top 80)	Charizard ex · 2500
3	Mega Blaziken	22216	139	16900 pts	36% (top 80)	Flame Patch · 2500
4	Ho-Oh	18825	136	15650 pts	36% (top 80)	Ho-Oh ex · 2500
5	Secluded	15725	105	14400 pts	35% (top 80)	Mantyke · 2500
6	Eevee	15581	107	14400 pts	36% (top 80)	Eevee Bag · 2500
7	Shining	15371	111	14400 pts	41% (top 80)	Poké Ball · 2500
8	Solgaleo	13815	140	15650 pts	39% (top 80)	Lunala ex · 2500
9	Crimson Blaze	13341	103	15650 pts	35% (top 80)	Aegislash · 2500
10	Lugia	13110	136	15650 pts	36% (top 80)	Ho-Oh ex · 2500

Note: density is computed from the top 80 highest craft-point cards in each pack (for comparability).

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Best Pack for Beginners

Broad value for new players

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Best Pack for Crafting Efficiency

Reduce future craft points cost

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Best Pack for Rare Cards

More high-point cards in pool

/goals/best-pack-for/rare-cards/

Best Pack for Mewtwo

Keyword goal (name match)

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Best Pack for Charizard

Keyword goal (name match)

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Best Pack for Pikachu

Keyword goal (name match)

/goals/best-pack-for/pikachu/

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FAQ (Goal-specific)

Decision support (snapshot-based)

What is the best pack for "Best Pack for Fire Cards" right now? +

Based on the snapshot (2026-02-03), the top pick is "Deluxe" (score 27540). Runner-ups: Charizard, Mega Blaziken, Ho-Oh.

Is element data complete enough for "Fire" ranking? +

Element coverage for "Deluxe" is 87%. Matched fire cards: 30, total craft points (matched only): 7870.

What does the score measure? +

It’s a deterministic score using the rule on this page (Methodology). It relies on in-game craft points and the pack pool, not real-time prices. This makes it stable and reproducible.

What are the best pulls in the #1 pack? +

Top high-value pulls (by craft points) include: Rare Candy, Pikachu ex, Darkrai ex. Best pull: Rare Candy.

Why do you use a snapshot instead of real-time data? +

Snapshot data is easier to keep accurate without running an API. Rankings update when the dataset updates; the date is always shown so you can judge freshness.

How should I use the "Fire" pack goal? +

If you’re building a fire collection, prioritize packs with higher fire card count and higher matched craft points. Then check the pack page to see the full pool.

How close are the top packs—can I pick any of them? +

The score gap between #1 and #2 is 2987. If it’s small, you can choose based on personal targets (specific cards) after checking each pack’s pool page.

Where can I see the full list of cards in the best pack? +

Open the pack page: /pack/deluxe/. You can also click any card to view its details page.

Tip: If the result feels off, check the snapshot date and compare two packs using the table above.

Data Notes

Snapshot: 2026-02-03

This pack contains 20 high-cost cards (≥1000 pts), including 2 premium pulls (≥1500 pts).

High-value cards

20 cards ≥1000 pts · 2 cards ≥1500 pts

Examples (≥1000):

Rare Candy Pikachu ex Darkrai ex Giratina ex

Examples (≥1500):

Rare Candy Pikachu ex

Points coverage

100%

379 / 379 cards have points

Element coverage

87%

329 / 379 cards have element

Element goals depend on element labels; lower coverage can reduce ranking reliability.

This site uses a snapshot dataset (non-real-time). Coverage varies by upstream version and improves after data patches.

Methodology

We score packs by (1) how many cards match the target element and (2) the craft points sum of those matching cards, with a small overall value weight. Packs with low element coverage are down-ranked.

* Rankings are snapshot-based (non-real-time) and intended for decision support. Scores are comparative across packs for the same goal.

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