Find your next collection.
Series connect Wikipedia subjects into a collection goal. Explore their cards before starting your album. This public view shows the catalogue, not a player’s progress.
Solar System
The Sun, its planets and a few famous neighbours. 11 subjects to collect.
Wonders of the World
The New Seven Wonders, plus the last ancient one standing. 8 subjects to collect.
Big Cats
Apex predators of the cat family. 8 subjects to collect.
Giants of Physics
Gravity, light, atoms and relativity. 8 subjects to collect.
Age of Dinosaurs
Giants that ruled the Earth for 165 million years. 7 subjects to collect.
The Space Race
One small step, and all the ones after. 8 subjects to collect.
World Sports
The games the whole planet plays and watches. 9 subjects to collect.
Plan your collection
Choose a theme you enjoy rather than starting with the rarest card. A series gives your album a concrete checklist: you can explore each subject, compare cards and decide what to collect next. This catalogue remains accessible without signing in, so you can browse the subjects before opening your first pack.
Start by opening a subject that interests you. Its public page explains the card’s statistics and links to its Wikipedia source. In your personal album, check which subjects you already own before pursuing the missing ones. Series completion depends on collecting the required subjects, not on owning every possible finish. Keeping several copies of one subject does not replace a missing subject.