Call of Legends

Released
2011-02-09
Base set
95$1,717.23. Near-mint market prices under 30 days old, before condition, fees and postage. Covers all 95 cards.
Full set
106$6,261.68. Near-mint market prices under 30 days old, before condition, fees and postage. Covers 105 of 106 cards — the rest have no recent price.
Master set
193$9,945.62. Near-mint market prices under 30 days old, before condition, fees and postage. Covers 192 of 193 unique printings in master set — the rest have no recent price.
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CL
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The master set counts 87 Reverse Holofoil, 65 Normal and 41 Holofoil. It leaves out 8 Play Pokemon Stamp Holofoil, 5 Normal sold outside booster packs, 4 Ross Cawthon, 3 Chase Moloney and 20 more in 12 other printings.

Call of Legends serves as a bridge between the HeartGold & SoulSilver and Black & White eras, gathering legendary Pokémon from across multiple regions into a single showcase. Lugia, Ho-Oh, Rayquaza, Groudon, Kyogre, Dialga, Palkia, and the legendary beasts all appear, giving the set the feel of a final celebration rather than the beginning of a new storyline. It has no single Japanese counterpart, combining selected Lost Link cards with reprints and promotional material from across the LEGEND era.

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Its defining collector feature is a group of eleven shiny legendary cards numbered with the SL prefix. These cards present alternate-coloured Pokémon against bright foil backgrounds and include favourites such as Lugia, Ho-Oh, Rayquaza, Deoxys, and the three legendary beasts. Many regular cards are reworked or reprinted from the preceding era, so the shiny subset provides the expansion’s clearest identity. Call of Legends contains no Pokémon Prime or Pokémon LEGEND cards despite following the sets that introduced them, which further separates it as an epilogue. For collectors, its concentrated legendary roster and cohesive shiny subset make it a memorable farewell to the classic yellow-border format before the TCG entered Unova.