What Are the Rarest Cards in Rip It! Card Collector

Rarity is shown on the card face rather than in a separate list, so the card itself is your checklist. The rarity names run from common and uncommon through rare, super rare, mythic and ultra-rare, with chase cards, shiny holo finishes, expensive cards and secret promos marked alongside them.

Element types appear as a corner icon and cover lotus, skull, water drop, lightning and others.

Finishes are a separate axis from rarity. Foil, shiny holo, gold, metal and metallic run across the tiers rather than sitting at the top of them, so a card can be common and gold at the same time.

A concrete example from a pack reveal is card 031 SNOK, a gold-finish card priced at $15.28 and highlighted with a green sparkle glow, sitting in the same spread as 034 FINCENT at $1.47 and 036 BUNBBLE at $1.94. That gap shows how sharply the finish moves value, since one reveal held cards worth $1.47, $1.94 and $15.28.

When you are chasing a finish specifically, the Foil and Gold Cards page covers the routes that produce them.

There are nine exclusive promo cards in the game. They came from a community art contest in which players drew an original creature and posted it in the card-art-competition channel; the nine selected artworks became the promo cards, with their creators credited. The creatures follow the game's elemental-animal Critkin concept, so each is a designed creature rather than a reskin of an existing card.

The nine are described as ultra-rare, and they are part of the normal collection, where they can be found, inspected, admired and framed in-game rather than sitting in a separate menu.

There is no in-game purchase or rarity roll that hands you a secret promo. The only route was the community entry itself, and that contest closed on October 12, 2026, so the set of nine is fixed. Filling the binder around them is a separate problem, and How to Complete a Card Set covers that.