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Slay the Spire 2 Cards
Browse the current Early Access card pool, search by name, switch between character groups, and compare base and upgraded renders without leaving one utility-first gallery.
Last verified: March 11, 2026Early Access build: March 5, 2026
Upgraded renders
513
Official previews
7
Subject filters
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Gallery
Search and filter the live Slay the Spire 2 card browser
The browser loads as a full base gallery by default and then layers search, character filters, and the upgraded switch on top of the same indexed card wall.
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513 upgraded card renders verified for the current Early Access pool.
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StS1 and StS2 card pools overlap in names, but not always in role.
Returning card names still help veterans orient themselves, but the sequel changes more than frame labels. Silent has the most visible public card-pool churn, colorless cards still connect multiple class plans, and the two new classes add card languages that simply did not exist in Slay the Spire 1.
Returning cards
Cards like Bash or Zap still feel familiar, but their value now lives inside Ancients, alternate acts, and newer class mechanics.
Silent changed most
Mega Crit directly flagged Sly, discard tempo, and a different Blade Dance direction, which makes Silent the clearest public card overhaul.
New class languages
Doom, Souls, Stars, and Forge are not card-pool decorations. They create whole drafting patterns that the first game never had.
Official Video
Use the gameplay trailer to put the gallery back into combat context.
A card wall is most useful when you still remember the pace of the UI, how hands form during fights, and how quickly turns move once a run starts snowballing. The official gameplay trailer is still the cleanest reset for that.
The gameplay trailer helps the card library read like a real battle context instead of an isolated database dump.
Watch on Mega Crit YouTubeNext Pages
Turn the gallery into actual run decisions.
StS1 vs StS2
Use the compare page when you want to know what changed before you draft on autopilot.
Characters
Move into the characters page once you want card context by class instead of one flat wall.
Relics
Open the relic library when you want passive effects and card picks in the same planning loop.
Potions
Check the potion database when the run question is more tactical than permanent.
Builds
Open the builds page to see which cards are core picks for each ranked archetype.
Cards FAQ
How many cards are in the Slay the Spire 2 card gallery?
This card library tracks the visible Early Access card pool and keeps the gallery searchable by character or colorless cards.
Does this page include upgraded Slay the Spire 2 cards?
Yes. The upgraded toggle only appears once the current pool has a full upgraded render set, so the switch never pretends to be complete when it is not.
What should I open after browsing the card gallery?
Most players should jump next to the characters page, the compare page, or the tips page to understand why a card matters during a real run.
Official and Authority Sources
Mega Crit early access launch post
OfficialOfficial launch article for the current early access build.
Mega Crit release date trailer post
OfficialOfficial summary of the launch date, the five-character roster, and co-op support.
Neowsletter: Colorless Cards
OfficialOfficial preview of the updated colorless pool.
Neowsletter: Necrobinder and Doom
OfficialOfficial explanation of Osty, Doom, Souls, and card transformation.
Neowsletter: Quest Cards
OfficialOfficial introduction to Quest cards and the Byrdonis Egg example.
Neowsletter: Regent, Stars, and Forge
OfficialOfficial reveal of Stars, Minions, Forge, and colorless synergies.
Neowsletter: Sly
OfficialOfficial reveal of Silent's Sly mechanic and discard interactions.
Steam store page
OfficialLaunch date, supported languages, platforms, early access notes, and the official store description.
Untapped Slay the Spire 2 card library
AuthorityUsed as a secondary authority for the currently visible Early Access card pool and card art indexing.
Next Stops
Branch from the card library into characters, compare pages, and more.
The card gallery is the quick inventory view. The linked pages explain class identity, sequel changes, and the context those cards belong to.
Compare the five launch classes and their roles in the roster.
The relics page is a searchable passive-effect database for players who want quick text checks without leaving the run-planning flow.
The potions page keeps short tactical effects searchable and filtered by class so quick combat tools are easy to compare.
All 66 events with every choice, outcome, and best-pick recommendation organized by act.
All 12 bosses with HP values, attack patterns, phase breakdowns, key mechanics, and strategy tips organized by act.
All buffs, debuffs, and special keywords with stacking rules, descriptions, and sources.
Characters, relics, and potions ranked S through D with community consensus explanations.
See what changed from Slay the Spire 1 to Slay the Spire 2.
Quick launch-week advice for beginners, unlocks, decisions, and co-op.
Multiplayer setup, restrictions, and role-split answers live here because co-op is new to the series.
Ranked build guides for every character — core cards, relic synergies, and combo math for each archetype.
Patch tracking and launch timeline pages help you confirm what is current during early access.