Fan-made deck guides and personal essays took the top spots, with Dawn of Palpagos packs and a giant Okocho card stand among the listed prizes.
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Campaign Results at a Glance
- What happened: The official Palworld Official Card Game site named three ranked video entries and three ranked written entries in its first video and article submission campaign.
- Key date: Results were announced Oct. 28, 2026, after submissions ran from Sept. 26 through Oct. 11.
- Why it matters: The winners give new players a look at how the community is building decks and what draws people to the game.
Winners and Prizes
The first-place article is a Night-type deck introduction posted Oct. 2. Its author builds around strengthening Pals at night and drawing cards with a bed, and calls the deck inexpensive apart from a newer Nandakora card. The results page lists a giant card-shaped stand, 728 by 515 millimeters, featuring Okocho. It also lists 100, 50 and 10 Dawn of Palpagos packs for first, second and third place. That first booster set is also sold as Dawn of Palpagos Booster Pack.
僕たち夫婦に「やらない」という選択肢はありませんでした
English: “For my spouse and me, not playing was never an option.”
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Prizes are becoming a regular part of the game’s community events. The October organized-play prize pool was covered in our look at the Grand Challengers Cup prizes.
A Third-Place Essay About Home Life
The third-place article, by んだからす, is less about strategy and more about daily routine. It describes the card game becoming part of the author’s shared life with a spouse, and names Nandakora and Tuppanyan as their favorite Pals. Nandakora also turns up in the winning deck guide, so the Pal is popular with both writers. The set behind the prize packs also comes as a sealed box in Dawn of Palpagos Booster Box.
Why the Winners Stand Out
The top two themes here are a budget-friendly deck and a story about playing at home. Neither is about chasing the strongest list, and that fits a young game still building its community.
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