Chaos Rising Bindermap
Chaos Rising holds 122 cards: 86 in the main set and 36 secret rares. 76 cards also exist as a reverse holo, so a complete master set counts 198 cards. Choose your binder and what you collect. The Bindermap shows the page and pocket for every card, and how many sheets you need, so you can keep empty pockets free for the cards you are still looking for.
What your binder looks like
- Full set in a 9-pocket binder: 14 pages, 7 double-sided sheets.
- Master set with reverse holos in a 9-pocket binder: 22 pages, 11 double-sided sheets.
- Page 1 is the first right-hand page. Leave it empty if you want every spread to line up.
- The secret rares start on a new page, so the main set stays together.
Questions about your Chaos Rising binder
- How many pages do I need for Chaos Rising?
- In a 9-pocket binder the full set takes 14 pages (7 double-sided sheets). With every reverse holo added it takes 22 pages (11 sheets). A 9-pocket Pro Binder with 20 double-sided sheets holds 360 cards, so it fits with room to spare.
- Where do the reverse holos go?
- There is no fixed rule. Put the reverse holo right behind the regular card and everything stays in number order, so you see at a glance what is missing. A separate block at the end looks calmer. You pick one in the Bindermap, and the pockets are recalculated.
- Why is page 1 on its own?
- When you open a binder, the first page sits on the right with no page next to it. After that everything comes in pairs. If you want cards that belong together side by side, choose to start on a spread.
- Can I print the checklist and placeholders?
- Yes. Enter your email address at the bottom and you get a link to your Bindermap, with your choices and ticks. With it come a free checklist and placeholders at true card size (63 by 88 mm), matched to your choices. Print at 100%, without fit to page.
Layout of the full set in a 9-pocket binder
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