The Nightfall History trading card checklist
All 97 cards in Set 1, with the fixed supply run of each. Every card is serial-numbered as it's pulled, and when a run reaches its last serial that card is retired from packs. There are no reprints.
Base
60 cards · The set you're completing. Most of every pack is base cards: 45 figures and 15 artifacts.
4,000 copies of each, plus a Gold parallel of every card limited to 150.
- 1/60William Wallace · Guardian of Scotlandc. 1270–1305
- 2/60Edward I · Hammer of the Scots1239–1307
- 3/60Robert the Bruce · King of Scots1274–1329
- 4/60William the Conqueror · Duke of Normandyc. 1028–1087
- 5/60Joan of Arc · The Maid of Orléans1412–1431
- 6/60Henry V · Victor of Agincourt1386–1422
- 7/60Eleanor of Aquitaine · Queen of Two Realmsc. 1122–1204
- 8/60Edward III · Founder of the Garter1312–1377
- 9/60Simon de Montfort · Father of Parliamentc. 1208–1265
- 10/60Harold Godwinson · The Last Saxon Kingc. 1022–1066
- 11/60Edward II · The Fallen King1284–1327
- 12/60William Marshal · The Greatest Knightc. 1147–1219
- 13/60Edward the Black Prince · Flower of Chivalry1330–1376
- 14/60King John · The Lackland1166–1216
- 15/60El Cid · The Campeadorc. 1043–1099
- 16/60Saladin · Sultan of Egypt & Syriac. 1137–1193
- 17/60Baldwin IV · The Leper King1161–1185
- 18/60Richard I · Cœur de Lion1157–1199
- 19/60Guy de Lusignan · King of Jerusalemc. 1150–1194
- 20/60Godfrey of Bouillon · Defender of the Sepulchrec. 1060–1100
- 21/60Frederick Barbarossa · Holy Roman Emperorc. 1122–1190
- 22/60Bohemond of Taranto · Prince of Antiochc. 1054–1111
- 23/60Baibars · The Lion of Egyptc. 1223–1277
- 24/60Raymond of Tripoli · Count of Tripolic. 1140–1187
- 25/60Nur ad-Din · The Just King1118–1174
- 26/60Reynald of Châtillon · The Wolf of Kerakc. 1124–1187
- 27/60Conrad of Montferrat · Defender of Tyrec. 1146–1192
- 28/60Pope Urban II · Preacher of the Crusadec. 1035–1099
- 29/60Kilij Arslan · Sultan of Rumc. 1079–1107
- 30/60Al-Kamil · The Diplomat Sultanc. 1177–1238
- 31/60Ragnar Lothbrok · Scourge of Parisc. 800–865
- 32/60Bjorn Ironside · The Invulnerablec. 830–880
- 33/60Ivar the Boneless · The Cunningc. 830–873
- 34/60Harald Hardrada · The Last Viking1015–1066
- 35/60Leif Erikson · The Luckyc. 970–1020
- 36/60Rollo of Normandy · The Walkerc. 860–930
- 37/60Erik the Red · Founder of Greenlandc. 950–1003
- 38/60Lagertha · The Shieldmaiden9th century
- 39/60Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye · The Markedc. 850–890
- 40/60Freydis Eriksdotter · The Fearlessc. 970–1020
- 41/60Cnut the Great · King of the North Seac. 995–1035
- 42/60Sweyn Forkbeard · Conqueror of Englandc. 960–1014
- 43/60Olaf Tryggvason · The Christianizerc. 960–1000
- 44/60Egil Skallagrimsson · The Warrior-Poetc. 904–995
- 45/60Aud the Deep-Minded · The Matriarch9th century
- 46/60English Longbow · The yew warbow of Crécy and Agincourt13th–15th century
- 47/60Plate Armor · The full harness of the late knight15th century
- 48/60Excalibur · The sword of the once and future kingArthurian legend
- 49/60Trebuchet · The counterweight siege-breaker12th–14th century
- 50/60Claymore · The Highlander's two-handed great-sword15th–17th century
- 51/60Greek Fire · The Byzantine liquid flame7th century
- 52/60The True Cross · The holiest relic of the CrusadesLost 1187
- 53/60Crusader Kite Shield · The teardrop shield of the Holy Land11th–12th century
- 54/60Damascus Steel Scimitar · The watered-steel sabre of the EastMedieval
- 55/60Saracen Composite Bow · The horseman's recurve bowMedieval
- 56/60Ulfberht Sword · The Frankish super-steel of the North9th–11th century
- 57/60Dane Axe · The húscarl's two-handed broadaxe9th–11th century
- 58/60Viking Longship · Dragon of the northern seas8th–11th century
- 59/60Mjölnir Pendant · The hammer of Thor, worn at the throat9th–11th century
- 60/60Raven Banner · The war-standard of the North9th–11th century
Battlefield Legends
10 cards · A legend at the peak of their most famous battle.
800 copies of each.
- 1/10Wallace at Stirling · Charging across the bridge1297
- 2/10Saladin at Hattin · Capturing the True Cross1187
- 3/10Richard at Arsuf · Leading the cavalry charge1191
- 4/10Henry V at Agincourt · Among the longbowmen1415
- 5/10Baldwin at Montgisard · The leper king routs Saladin1177
- 6/10Ragnar at Paris · Breaching the walls845
- 7/10Godfrey at Jerusalem · First over the walls1099
- 8/10Ivar the Boneless · Avenging his father865
- 9/10Bruce at Bannockburn · Splitting de Bohun's skull1314
- 10/10Harald the Varangian · Captain of the Varangian Guardc. 1038
Final Hours
10 cards · How the legends fell.
800 copies of each.
- 1/10William Wallace · Hanged, drawn, and quartered at Smithfield1305
- 2/10Ragnar Lothbrok · Thrown into a pit of serpentsc. 865
- 3/10Harold Godwinson · An arrow at Hastings1066
- 4/10Baldwin IV · Consumed by leprosy at twenty-four1185
- 5/10Richard I · A crossbow bolt at Châlus1199
- 6/10Joan of Arc · Burned at the stake in Rouen1431
- 7/10Frederick Barbarossa · Drowned crossing the Saleph River1190
- 8/10Harald Hardrada · An arrow through the throat at Stamford Bridge1066
- 9/10Olaf Tryggvason · Overboard at Svolderc. 1000
- 10/10Edward I · Died marching north to crush Scotland one last time1307
Rivals
14 cards · Die-cut pairs: two enemies, one scene, split down the battle line. Each card is one half.
250 copies of each half, so at most 250 pairs can ever be completed.
- 1/14
- 2/14
- 3/14
- 4/14Richard I · Battle of Arsuf · 1191 · pairs with Saladin
- 5/14Harold Godwinson · Stamford Bridge · 1066 · pairs with Harald Hardrada
- 6/14Harald Hardrada · Stamford Bridge · 1066 · pairs with Harold Godwinson
- 7/14
- 8/14
- 9/14Ragnar Lothbrok · Siege of Paris · 845 · pairs with Charles the Bald
- 10/14Charles the Bald · Siege of Paris · 845 · pairs with Ragnar Lothbrok
- 11/14
- 12/14
- 13/14Godfrey of Bouillon · Siege of Jerusalem · 1099 · pairs with Iftikhar ad-Dawla
- 14/14Iftikhar ad-Dawla · Siege of Jerusalem · 1099 · pairs with Godfrey of Bouillon
The Illuminated
3 cards · The trophy tier.
25 copies of each.
- 1/3William Wallace · Guardian of Scotlandc. 1270–1305
- 2/3Baldwin IV · The Leper King1161–1185
- 3/3Ragnar Lothbrok · Scourge of Parisc. 800–865