What counts as a master set
A complete set is every numbered card in Team Rocket Returns — the 109 cards in the printed run. A master set goes further: it adds the reverse-holo of every eligible card, plus the secret rares and alternate arts numbered above the printed total (the 2 cards beyond #109). PocketRune uses the “Standard” definition — every variant, minus promos — and lets you pick Complete, Master, or Master + Promos when you build a binder.
Team Rocket Returns by the numbers
- 109 numbered cards (the complete set)
- 111 cards including secret rares & alternate arts
- 2 secret rares / alternate arts above the numbered run
- Plus a reverse-holo of every eligible card for a true master set
How to track your progress
The fastest way is the Team Rocket Returns checklist— tap each card you own and watch your completion percentage climb. Signed in, it syncs across your devices; as a guest it's saved in your browser. Filter to missing and you have an instant want-list to take shopping.
Build the binder
Once you know what you're chasing, build a 9-pocket binder seeded with the whole set in order — the cards you've already checked off start as owned, the rest as wanted. Mark them owned as they arrive, then export a print-ready PDF when you're done.
The expensive cards usually decide how hard a master set is — see the Team Rocket Returns chase cards for the ones worth budgeting for, and the binder layouts for ways to arrange the pages.