{"series":[{"id":"regne","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Photos : iNaturalist et Wikimedia Commons (CC0, CC BY, CC BY-SA) · Répartition : GBIF · Statuts : UICN via Wikidata","genere":"2026-08-01","nom":"Kingdom","sousTitre":"Set 1","resume":"Today's living species, photographed by naturalists the world over. A card's rarity is its IUCN conservation status: the legendary ones are critically endangered.","cartes":1790,"possedees":0,"editions":2},{"id":"extinction","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Reconstitutions : Wikimedia Commons (licences libres, auteur crédité par carte) · Notoriété : Wikidata","genere":"2026-08-03","nom":"Extinction","sousTitre":"Set 2","resume":"The ones that did not make it: dinosaurs, pterosaurs and marine reptiles, in palaeontological reconstructions under open licences. A card's rarity is how well known its genus is. In a set of species that are gone, the card everyone wants is the icon.","cartes":116,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"cosmos","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Images : Wikimedia Commons (NASA, ESO, ESA/Hubble et astronomes amateurs — auteur et licence crédités par carte) · Distances, magnitudes et notoriété : Wikidata","genere":"2026-08-03","nom":"Cosmos","sousTitre":"Set 3","resume":"The sky, from the Sun to distant galaxies: the 110 objects of the Messier catalogue and the major bodies of the Solar System. A card's rarity is what it takes to see it: the common ones you can find with the naked eye, the legendary ones need a large telescope.","cartes":137,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"geode","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Images : Wikimedia Commons (auteur et licence crédités par carte) · Notoriété, formules, duretés et mesures : Wikidata · Abondances crustales : teneurs moyennes de la croûte continentale (CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics)","genere":"2026-08-03","nom":"Geode","sousTitre":"Set 4","resume":"The Earth in two halves: what fits in your hand (gems, quartz, ores, rocks) and what you have to go and see (mountains, volcanoes, glaciers, caves, canyons, deserts, waterfalls). A card's rarity is its renown: what the world knows best is the hardest to pull. The star marks real scarcity instead: the rarest matter in the crust, or the measured extreme of its family.","cartes":401,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"scp","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Sources : wiki SCP (scp-wiki.wikidot.com), CC BY-SA 3.0 · Images : Wikimedia Commons et Flickr, auteur et licence crédités par carte","genere":"2026-08-04","nom":"SCP Foundation","sousTitre":"Set 5","resume":"The anomalies of the SCP Foundation, the largest collaborative fiction universe in the world. Each card is an entity, an object or an anomalous phenomenon catalogued by the Foundation. A card's rarity is its community score on the wiki: what readers rate highest is the hardest to pull.","cartes":149,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"quanta","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Images : Wikimedia Commons (auteur et licence crédités par carte) · Notoriété, masses, demi-vies et dates de découverte : Wikidata · Abondances crustales : teneurs moyennes de la croûte continentale (CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics) · Intensités et portées des interactions : valeurs usuelles des manuels de physique","genere":"2026-08-04","nom":"Quanta","sousTitre":"Set 6","resume":"The very small, from particles to interactions: quarks, leptons and bosons, the proton and the neutron, the atoms of the periodic table and their isotopes, and the four fundamental forces. A card's rarity is its measured renown; the star marks the physical extreme instead: the most massive particle, the rarest element in the crust, the shortest-lived isotope.","cartes":101,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"machines","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Images : Wikimedia Commons (auteur et licence crédités par carte) · Notoriété, exemplaires produits, dates et constructeurs : Wikidata","genere":"2026-08-12","nom":"Machines","sousTitre":"Set 7","resume":"What humanity has built in series: aircraft, ships, submarines, cars, trains and armour. A card's rarity is its measured renown; the star marks real physical scarcity instead: machines built in a handful of units, from Concorde (20) to the Antonov An-225, built only once.","cartes":160,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"pays","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Images : Wikimedia Commons (auteur et licence crédités par carte) · Périmètre, notoriété, superficies, populations et capitales : Wikidata. Une entité a une carte si et seulement si elle porte un code ISO 3166-1 officiellement assigné — alpha-2, alpha-3 et numérique ensemble. 249 entités, sans exception ni arbitrage.","genere":"2026-08-26","nom":"Countries and Territories","sousTitre":"Set 8","resume":"The whole world, one card per territory. An entity is in the set if and only if it holds an officially assigned ISO 3166-1 code: 249 cards, no case by case ruling, and the code is printed on every card. A card's rarity is its measured renown, the number of languages Wikipedia describes it in: France comes out first of the 249, ahead of the United States, Turkey, Russia and Japan. The star marks the other extreme, the one of size: territories under 300 square kilometres, from Vatican City to Monaco and Nauru.","cartes":249,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"figures","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Portraits : Wikimedia Commons (auteur et licence crédités par carte) · Dates, métiers et fonctions : Wikidata · Consultations : Wikimedia REST (fr + en, année 2025, robots exclus)","genere":"2026-08-26","nom":"Historical Figures","sousTitre":"Set 9","resume":"The people history kept: conquerors and sovereigns, scholars and artists, explorers, thinkers, writers and revolutionaries, in portraits painted, engraved and photographed under open licences. A card's rarity crosses two public measures: what the world looks up (Wikipedia views across ten languages) and what encyclopaedias document (the number of language versions). Either one alone gets it wrong, and the set would have Cleopatra as a common card. The star marks depth of time instead: the figures whose memory has crossed the most centuries, from Hammurabi to Cleopatra.","cartes":182,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"mythes","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Images : Wikimedia Commons — peintures, vases, fresques et sculptures, auteur et licence crédités par carte · Notoriété, classes, domaines et éponymes : Wikidata","genere":"2026-08-26","nom":"Myths","sousTitre":"Set 10","resume":"Gods, heroes and monsters from nine closed pantheons: Greece, Rome, the Norse world, Egypt, Mesopotamia, Mesoamerica, the Celts, the Slavs, and a bestiary of dragons and cryptids. Every image is a work of art, most of them older than photography. A card's rarity is its measured renown within its own pantheon, so every culture has a card at its head: Zeus, Thor, Ra, Isis, Gilgamesh, Quetzalcoatl, Baba Yaga. The star marks the being whose name left the myth instead: the planet Mars, Thor's Thursday, the Titan rocket.","cartes":200,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"compagnons","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Photos : Wikimedia Commons (auteur et licence crédités par carte) · Races, origines, tailles au garrot et notoriété : Wikidata","genere":"2026-09-04","nom":"Companions","sousTitre":"Set 11","resume":"The breeds humans shaped: dogs, horses and cats. It is the other half of Kingdom: nature on one side, and what it became in our hands on the other. A card's rarity is its measured renown, with one exception, and it is a named one: the leading breed of each species rises to Ultra Rare at least, or the dog would take everything. The star marks the extremes of height at the withers instead: dwarfs under 30 cm and giants above 70, and for the horse the official pony threshold, 148 cm.","cartes":200,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"fromages","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Photos : Wikimedia Commons (auteur et licence crédités par carte) · Fromages, pâtes, laits, origines, appellations et notoriété : Wikidata et Wikipédia","genere":"2026-10-12","nom":"Cheeses","sousTitre":"Set 12","resume":"The cheeses of the world, sorted the way a cheesemonger sorts them: fresh, bloomy rind, washed rind, blue, pressed, cooked or stretched curd. A card's rarity is its measured renown, with mozzarella and parmesan at the top. The star marks the cheeses made without a drop of cow's milk: sheep, goat, buffalo. Cows give more than four fifths of the world's milk; the rest is rare. And no brands: a card names a cheese, never one company's product.","cartes":200,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"champignons","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Photos : iNaturalist et Wikimedia Commons (auteur et licence crédités par carte) · Espèces, lignées, dangers et notoriété : Wikidata","genere":"2026-10-12","nom":"Mushrooms","sousTitre":"Set 13","resume":"Mushrooms and other fungi, sorted the way a mycologist sorts them: gilled, boletes, brittlegills, chanterelles, polypores, morels and truffles, puffballs, lichens. A card's rarity is its measured renown, with the fly agaric and the porcini at the top. The star marks the poisonous and deadly ones, and no card ever says a mushroom is edible: a card is not a foraging guide.","cartes":405,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"sports","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Photos : Wikimedia Commons (auteur et licence crédités par carte) · Disciplines, origines et notoriété : Wikidata · Consultations 2025 : Wikimedia, dix langues","genere":"2026-10-12","nom":"Sports","sousTitre":"Set 14","resume":"The sports of the world, from football to curling, sorted into twelve families: team sports, racket sports, combat, athletics, snow and ice, the outdoors... A card's rarity is its measured popularity, renown and page views combined, with football, basketball and tennis at the top. The star marks the disciplines of the first modern Olympic Games, Athens 1896. And no brands or leagues: a card names a sport, never a championship.","cartes":200,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"herbier","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Photos : iNaturalist et Wikimedia Commons (auteur et licence crédités par carte) · Espèces, lignées, Liste rouge et notoriété : Wikidata","genere":"2026-10-12","nom":"Herbarium","sousTitre":"Set 15","resume":"Plants, sorted the way a walker recognises them: trees, conifers, shrubs, fruits, vegetables, cereals, legumes, herbs, daisies, flowers, cacti, carnivorous plants and ferns. A card's rarity is its measured renown, with maize and the tomato at the top. The star marks the poisonous plants.","cartes":597,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"toile","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Photos : iNaturalist et Wikimedia Commons (auteur et licence crédités par carte) · Espèces, lignées et notoriété : Wikidata","genere":"2026-10-13","nom":"Web","sousTitre":"Set 16","resume":"Arachnids, sorted the way people recognise them: orb weavers, widows and house spiders, jumping spiders, crab spiders, hunting spiders, tarantulas, scorpions, harvestmen, mites and ticks, and the curious ones. A card's rarity is its measured renown, with the European garden spider and the wasp spider at the top. The star marks a danger to people: a dangerous venom, or a tick that carries diseases.","cartes":490,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"metiers","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Images : Wikimedia Commons (auteur et licence crédités par carte) · Métiers, notoriété et consultations : Wikidata et Wikipédia","genere":"2026-10-14","nom":"Professions","sousTitre":"Set 17","resume":"What people do, from the pope to the chimney sweep: power, war, stage, knowledge, care, crafts and trade. A card's rarity is its measured renown, what the world reads and looks up the most: the pope, the pharaoh and the samurai at the top. The star marks bygone trades, the ones nobody practises any more: gladiator, knight, scribe.","cartes":200,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"essaim","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Photos : iNaturalist et Wikimedia Commons (auteur et licence crédités par carte) · Observations : GBIF · Espèces, lignées, Liste rouge et notoriété : Wikidata","genere":"2026-10-14","nom":"Swarm","sousTitre":"Set 18","resume":"Insects, sorted the way a walker recognises them: butterflies and moths, beetles, bees, wasps and ants, dragonflies, flies and mosquitoes, bugs and cicadas, grasshoppers, mantises and stick insects. A card's rarity is its measured renown, with the honey bee, the monarch and the ladybird at the top. The star marks the insects rarely observed: fewer than 5,000 records worldwide.","cartes":531,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"galerie","statut":"disponible","sortie":null,"credits":"Reproductions : Wikimedia Commons, œuvres du domaine public (fichier et source crédités par carte) · Peintres, dates, lieux, notoriété et consultations : Wikidata et Wikipédia","genere":"2026-10-24","nom":"Gallery","sousTitre":"Set 19","resume":"The most famous paintings in the world, from Duccio to Malevich, all in the public domain: Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque, the Dutch Golden Age, Enlightenment, Romanticism, Realism, Impressionism and what came after. A card's rarity is its measured renown, with the Mona Lisa, The Starry Night and The Scream at the top. The star marks the paintings that were stolen at least once.","cartes":200,"possedees":0,"editions":0},{"id":"forge","statut":"communautaire","sortie":null,"credits":"Illustrations : les forgerons de la communauté (créditées par carte)","genere":null,"nom":"Forge","sousTitre":"Community set","resume":"The set the players write themselves: every card is composed by a collector, who pays for it in dust, and a lot of dust. A card's rarity is the one its smith paid for, the slots for each rarity are counted, and the collection grows one card at a time. No packs here: a forged card comes from its smith, or from the auctions.","cartes":2,"possedees":0,"editions":0}]}