Description
Opening packs and learning to play from the same box is exactly what you get when you buy Evolving Skies ETB stock from TCG Overvault. This English Elite Trainer Box pairs eight Evolving Skies boosters with sleeves, Energy and every accessory a new Trainer needs.
The full title is Pokémon TCG: Sword & Shield—Evolving Skies Elite Trainer Box. Evolving Skies arrived on 10 September 2021, with Dragon-type Pokémon and Eevee’s Evolutions sharing the spotlight.
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Everything in the box
Here is the full contents list of the Evolving Skies Elite Trainer Box:
- 8 Evolving Skies booster packs
- 65 card sleeves featuring Eevee’s Evolutions
- 45 Energy cards
- A player’s guide to the expansion
- A Pokémon TCG rulebook
- 1 competition-legal coin-flip die plus 6 damage-counter dice
- 2 acrylic condition markers
- A collector’s box with 4 dividers
The sleeves are a highlight for Eevee fans. All 65 feature Eevee’s Evolutions, so your deck looks the part before the first card is played.
The Pokémon behind Evolving Skies
Dragon-type Pokémon are back in a big way. Noivern V and Dragonite V feature alongside the two leaders, Rayquaza VMAX and Gigantamax Duraludon VMAX.
The Eeveelutions are a big part of the set too, appearing as Pokémon V and Pokémon VMAX, and the sleeve design follows that theme. Between the Dragons and the Eevee line, every one of the eight packs has something worth hoping for.
Collectors who buy Evolving Skies ETB stock for the Eeveelutions often keep the sleeves for a themed deck and the pulls for a matching binder page.
Got a favourite Eeveelution? The eight packs are a fun way to try your luck before you decide whether to chase that card as a single.
A complete kit for new players
Many card products offer packs and not much more. Because this box adds a rulebook, a newcomer can rip the packs, protect favourite pulls in sleeves and pick up how a turn plays out, all with a single purchase.
The six damage-counter dice, coin-flip die and two acrylic condition markers are ready for real matches. Add the 45 Energy cards and you have the bones of a deck as soon as the packs are open.
A simple way to begin: open the packs, sort the Pokémon by type, then follow the player’s guide to put together a first deck using the included Energy cards.
That makes the Evolving Skies Elite Trainer Box a thoughtful gift for someone just getting into the Pokémon TCG, and a handy refill of accessories for players who already know the game.
Making use of the collector’s box
Once the packs are open, the sturdy box becomes storage. Use the four dividers to separate Pokémon, Trainers, Energy and your best pulls, or give each deck its own section.
Keep the player’s guide inside too. It is a handy reference to the expansion when you come back to the set later.
The box sits neatly on a shelf, so it can live beside your binders between game nights and come out whenever friends want a match.
Protecting the big pulls
Slide any Pokémon VMAX or Pokémon V you want to keep into a sleeve straight away, then move them to a top loader or binder. The 65 Eeveelution sleeves are perfect for the deck you actually play.
Why buy Evolving Skies ETB stock from TCG Overvault
TCG Overvault is an Australian trading card shop that sells sealed Pokémon product from Sword & Shield through to the latest series. Ordering this box here gives you:
- A price in Australian dollars
- A secure online checkout
- A sealed Elite Trainer Box shipped Australia-wide
- A shop that focuses on trading card games
Prefer to open in bulk? The Evolving Skies Booster Box holds a full display of packs, and the Evolving Skies Sealed Case goes further with six boxes.
Evolving Skies Elite Trainer Box FAQs
Where can I buy Evolving Skies ETB stock in Australia?
At TCG Overvault. Add the box to your cart, check out securely and it ships anywhere in Australia.
How many booster packs are in the box?
Eight Evolving Skies booster packs.
What design are the sleeves?
All 65 sleeves feature Eevee’s Evolutions.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes. It includes a rulebook and a player’s guide alongside dice, markers and Energy cards.
Which accessories come with it?
Six damage-counter dice, one competition-legal coin-flip die, two acrylic condition markers, 45 Energy cards and a collector’s box with four dividers.
When was Evolving Skies released?
The English set arrived on 10 September 2021.
More from the Evolving Skies range
Eight packs, Eeveelution sleeves and everything needed for a first match: buy Evolving Skies ETB stock from TCG Overvault and get your Sword & Shield collection off to a strong start. Find rules and card information on the official Pokémon TCG website, then explore the full Pokémon TCG range.
