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.

How the set works, odds and supply →

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. 1/60
    William Wallace · Guardian of Scotland
    c. 1270–1305
  2. 2/60
    Edward I · Hammer of the Scots
    1239–1307
  3. 3/60
    Robert the Bruce · King of Scots
    1274–1329
  4. 4/60
    William the Conqueror · Duke of Normandy
    c. 1028–1087
  5. 5/60
    Joan of Arc · The Maid of Orléans
    1412–1431
  6. 6/60
    Henry V · Victor of Agincourt
    1386–1422
  7. 7/60
    Eleanor of Aquitaine · Queen of Two Realms
    c. 1122–1204
  8. 8/60
    Edward III · Founder of the Garter
    1312–1377
  9. 9/60
    Simon de Montfort · Father of Parliament
    c. 1208–1265
  10. 10/60
    Harold Godwinson · The Last Saxon King
    c. 1022–1066
  11. 11/60
    Edward II · The Fallen King
    1284–1327
  12. 12/60
    William Marshal · The Greatest Knight
    c. 1147–1219
  13. 13/60
    Edward the Black Prince · Flower of Chivalry
    1330–1376
  14. 14/60
    King John · The Lackland
    1166–1216
  15. 15/60
    El Cid · The Campeador
    c. 1043–1099
  16. 16/60
    Saladin · Sultan of Egypt & Syria
    c. 1137–1193
  17. 17/60
    Baldwin IV · The Leper King
    1161–1185
  18. 18/60
    Richard I · Cœur de Lion
    1157–1199
  19. 19/60
    Guy de Lusignan · King of Jerusalem
    c. 1150–1194
  20. 20/60
    Godfrey of Bouillon · Defender of the Sepulchre
    c. 1060–1100
  21. 21/60
    Frederick Barbarossa · Holy Roman Emperor
    c. 1122–1190
  22. 22/60
    Bohemond of Taranto · Prince of Antioch
    c. 1054–1111
  23. 23/60
    Baibars · The Lion of Egypt
    c. 1223–1277
  24. 24/60
    Raymond of Tripoli · Count of Tripoli
    c. 1140–1187
  25. 25/60
    Nur ad-Din · The Just King
    1118–1174
  26. 26/60
    Reynald of Châtillon · The Wolf of Kerak
    c. 1124–1187
  27. 27/60
    Conrad of Montferrat · Defender of Tyre
    c. 1146–1192
  28. 28/60
    Pope Urban II · Preacher of the Crusade
    c. 1035–1099
  29. 29/60
    Kilij Arslan · Sultan of Rum
    c. 1079–1107
  30. 30/60
    Al-Kamil · The Diplomat Sultan
    c. 1177–1238
  31. 31/60
    Ragnar Lothbrok · Scourge of Paris
    c. 800–865
  32. 32/60
    Bjorn Ironside · The Invulnerable
    c. 830–880
  33. 33/60
    Ivar the Boneless · The Cunning
    c. 830–873
  34. 34/60
    Harald Hardrada · The Last Viking
    1015–1066
  35. 35/60
    Leif Erikson · The Lucky
    c. 970–1020
  36. 36/60
    Rollo of Normandy · The Walker
    c. 860–930
  37. 37/60
    Erik the Red · Founder of Greenland
    c. 950–1003
  38. 38/60
    Lagertha · The Shieldmaiden
    9th century
  39. 39/60
    Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye · The Marked
    c. 850–890
  40. 40/60
    Freydis Eriksdotter · The Fearless
    c. 970–1020
  41. 41/60
    Cnut the Great · King of the North Sea
    c. 995–1035
  42. 42/60
    Sweyn Forkbeard · Conqueror of England
    c. 960–1014
  43. 43/60
    Olaf Tryggvason · The Christianizer
    c. 960–1000
  44. 44/60
    Egil Skallagrimsson · The Warrior-Poet
    c. 904–995
  45. 45/60
    Aud the Deep-Minded · The Matriarch
    9th century
  46. 46/60
    English Longbow · The yew warbow of Crécy and Agincourt
    13th–15th century
  47. 47/60
    Plate Armor · The full harness of the late knight
    15th century
  48. 48/60
    Excalibur · The sword of the once and future king
    Arthurian legend
  49. 49/60
    Trebuchet · The counterweight siege-breaker
    12th–14th century
  50. 50/60
    Claymore · The Highlander's two-handed great-sword
    15th–17th century
  51. 51/60
    Greek Fire · The Byzantine liquid flame
    7th century
  52. 52/60
    The True Cross · The holiest relic of the Crusades
    Lost 1187
  53. 53/60
    Crusader Kite Shield · The teardrop shield of the Holy Land
    11th–12th century
  54. 54/60
    Damascus Steel Scimitar · The watered-steel sabre of the East
    Medieval
  55. 55/60
    Saracen Composite Bow · The horseman's recurve bow
    Medieval
  56. 56/60
    Ulfberht Sword · The Frankish super-steel of the North
    9th–11th century
  57. 57/60
    Dane Axe · The húscarl's two-handed broadaxe
    9th–11th century
  58. 58/60
    Viking Longship · Dragon of the northern seas
    8th–11th century
  59. 59/60
    Mjölnir Pendant · The hammer of Thor, worn at the throat
    9th–11th century
  60. 60/60
    Raven Banner · The war-standard of the North
    9th–11th century

Battlefield Legends

10 cards · A legend at the peak of their most famous battle.

800 copies of each.

  1. 1/10
    Wallace at Stirling · Charging across the bridge
    1297
  2. 2/10
    Saladin at Hattin · Capturing the True Cross
    1187
  3. 3/10
    Richard at Arsuf · Leading the cavalry charge
    1191
  4. 4/10
    Henry V at Agincourt · Among the longbowmen
    1415
  5. 5/10
    Baldwin at Montgisard · The leper king routs Saladin
    1177
  6. 6/10
    Ragnar at Paris · Breaching the walls
    845
  7. 7/10
    Godfrey at Jerusalem · First over the walls
    1099
  8. 8/10
    Ivar the Boneless · Avenging his father
    865
  9. 9/10
    Bruce at Bannockburn · Splitting de Bohun's skull
    1314
  10. 10/10
    Harald the Varangian · Captain of the Varangian Guard
    c. 1038

Final Hours

10 cards · How the legends fell.

800 copies of each.

  1. 1/10
    William Wallace · Hanged, drawn, and quartered at Smithfield
    1305
  2. 2/10
    Ragnar Lothbrok · Thrown into a pit of serpents
    c. 865
  3. 3/10
    Harold Godwinson · An arrow at Hastings
    1066
  4. 4/10
    Baldwin IV · Consumed by leprosy at twenty-four
    1185
  5. 5/10
    Richard I · A crossbow bolt at Châlus
    1199
  6. 6/10
    Joan of Arc · Burned at the stake in Rouen
    1431
  7. 7/10
    Frederick Barbarossa · Drowned crossing the Saleph River
    1190
  8. 8/10
    Harald Hardrada · An arrow through the throat at Stamford Bridge
    1066
  9. 9/10
    Olaf Tryggvason · Overboard at Svolder
    c. 1000
  10. 10/10
    Edward I · Died marching north to crush Scotland one last time
    1307

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. 1/14
    William Wallace · Stirling Bridge · 1297 · pairs with Edward I
  2. 2/14
    Edward I · Stirling Bridge · 1297 · pairs with William Wallace
  3. 3/14
    Saladin · Battle of Arsuf · 1191 · pairs with Richard I
  4. 4/14
    Richard I · Battle of Arsuf · 1191 · pairs with Saladin
  5. 5/14
    Harold Godwinson · Stamford Bridge · 1066 · pairs with Harald Hardrada
  6. 6/14
    Harald Hardrada · Stamford Bridge · 1066 · pairs with Harold Godwinson
  7. 7/14
    Robert the Bruce · Bannockburn · 1314 · pairs with Edward II
  8. 8/14
    Edward II · Bannockburn · 1314 · pairs with Robert the Bruce
  9. 9/14
    Ragnar Lothbrok · Siege of Paris · 845 · pairs with Charles the Bald
  10. 10/14
    Charles the Bald · Siege of Paris · 845 · pairs with Ragnar Lothbrok
  11. 11/14
    Baldwin IV · Montgisard · 1177 · pairs with Saladin
  12. 12/14
    Saladin · Montgisard · 1177 · pairs with Baldwin IV
  13. 13/14
    Godfrey of Bouillon · Siege of Jerusalem · 1099 · pairs with Iftikhar ad-Dawla
  14. 14/14
    Iftikhar ad-Dawla · Siege of Jerusalem · 1099 · pairs with Godfrey of Bouillon

The Illuminated

3 cards · The trophy tier.

25 copies of each.

  1. 1/3
    William Wallace · Guardian of Scotland
    c. 1270–1305
  2. 2/3
    Baldwin IV · The Leper King
    1161–1185
  3. 3/3
    Ragnar Lothbrok · Scourge of Paris
    c. 800–865