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WotC League Energy Master Set
The WotC League Energy set is 7 cards: 7 promos, each issued in a single holofoil printing — so there is no second run to collect and no Grand tier to chase.
League Energy · 2002Seven holofoil Energies, and not one of them has a number
These are the holofoil Energy cards handed out through the Pokémon League in 2002, in the “Energize Your Game” cycle: one Energy and one Black Star promo each season, and no badges. They carry no collector number at all — the card is identified by the Energy type and the League holo, which is exactly why they get mislabelled in listings.
Ready to complete the League Energies?
This guide covers every card in the set, with its current ungraded price — the rarity and cost shape behind it, a visual binder in collector order, a free Grand Master Set Checklist and Printable Binder Placeholders to track every single one, and keep your binder organized.
Card countLeague Energy
Card Count
Total Master Set Cards: 7 cards
(seven, not eight: the cycle ran eight seasons, but PriceCharting has no row at all for Season 8’s Recycle Energy — so it is named here and not invented!)
Seven cards · no numbering
by collectors
What binder does 7 cards need?
Since the set runs to 7 cards you’ll need:
- 9-pocket binder — 1 dual-sided pages
- 12-pocket binder — 1 dual-sided pages
One page holds the whole set — seven cards in a nine-pocket page, with two spare pockets.
We use the Vault X Exo-Tec 9-pocket zip binder.
Shop Vault X binders → Download your League Energy binder placeholders →
Binder layoutHow to Organize Your WotC League Energy Master Set Binder
All 7 cards in collector order, so the binder reads like the printed checklist. Pick a page size, then step through the pages. Pro Tip: click any pocket to open that printing’s record page and current market listings.
PlaceholdersPrint the binder before you own the cards
Every one of the 7 cards as a print-ready placeholder at 2.5 × 3.5 inches, three columns to a page. Print them, cut the sheet, and the binder is laid out in the right order before a single card arrives.
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Download the placeholders (PDF)Building the Grand Master Set? Download the 7-printing version · or print the sheets yourself
League Energy List (with promos and variants)
The complete set: all 7 cards, each in its one holofoil printing. Click any card name to open its record page and current market listings.
| Card | Name | # | Rarity | Foil | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Fighting Energy 1st Ed | Promo | — | $8.99 | |
 | Fire Energy 1st Ed | Promo | — | $15.99 | |
 | Grass Energy 1st Ed | Promo | — | $15.47 | |
 | Lightning Energy 1st Ed | Promo | — | $19.66 | |
 | Psychic Energy 1st Ed | Promo | — | $15.99 | |
 | Rainbow Energy 1st Ed | Promo | — | $12.63 | |
 | Water Energy 1st Ed | Promo | — | $22.84 |
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Your WotC League Energy Master Set Questions, Answered
How many cards are in the WotC League Energy set?
Seven. Fighting, Fire, Grass, Lightning, Psychic, Rainbow and Water Energy, each a holofoil card issued through the Pokémon League in 2002.
Why are there only seven when the League ran eight seasons?
An eighth exists — Recycle Energy, the Season 8 card — but our price source carries no listing for it at all, so it is not counted or priced here. Naming it is more useful than inventing a row.
Do these cards have collector numbers?
No. None of the seven carries a number. That is the single most important thing to know when buying: a listing that gives one a number — or shows it as a numbered promo — is describing something it is not. The Energy type and the League holo are the identification.
Are these the same as Best of Game?
No. Both came out of League play, which is why they get confused. Best of Game is the 2002–03 BattleZone cycle of Pokémon cards; these Energies belong to the season before it, and were handed out alongside Black Star promos #42–#49.
How much does it cost to complete the League Energies?
Based on ungraded sold comps at PriceCharting, all seven total $111.57.
Prices move over time, so treat this as a current market estimate. There is no cheaper or dearer printing to choose between — each card exists once.
Method. Every figure here is the ungraded market value from PriceCharting, sold-comp data, October 7, 2026 — refreshed monthly. The total is one copy of each of the 7 numbered Promo cards, summed; the PSA 10 figure is unconditioned PSA 10 market values for the same 7 cards. Comps move; verify current sold prices before transacting. Card artwork is served by pokemontcg.io and is the property of The Pokémon Company. Chasing Cards Guide is an independent, unofficial guide and is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Nintendo, Creatures Inc. or The Pokémon Company.