Launch day is still two weeks away, but the Delta Reign promo hunt already has a map. PokeBeach revealed the store promo lineup for the set on October 23, and the useful part for collectors is the split. Three legendary Pokémon are divided across nine retailers, so no single store trip completes the trio, and one department store name on the list will make most collectors look twice.
The split, store by store
PokeBeach reports that Kyogre is the promo at Hot Topic, Barnes and Noble, BoxLunch, and Macy's. Groudon is the promo at GameStop, with EB Games carrying it in Canada and Australia. Giratina is the promo at Best Buy, with Toymate and Mr Toys carrying it in Australia. As with earlier rounds of this program, PokeBeach says each card comes with a purchase of 15 dollars or more in Pokémon TCG products at the participating retailers, including their websites, and the set itself releases on November 6.
PokeBeach calls out Macy's as a first timer in this promo program, and that is the headline inside the headline. Department stores are not where promo card hunters usually plan their routes. If the listing holds, a mainstream mall anchor becomes a real stop on launch week, which widens the hunt well beyond the usual game and hobby shops.
One stamp for every store
The second detail worth knowing before you plan around store stamps is that there are none this round. PokeBeach reports that, as with the 30th Celebration store promos, these cards carry the 30th anniversary What's Your Favorite logo as their stamp instead of a store stamp or a set logo, and that they should all be printed on cosmos holofoil paper. For master set builders that is quietly good news. One version of each card serves every collector, rather than a stack of near identical store stamped variants pulling prices in different directions.
Where this fits in launch season
The official calendar around these promos is already busy. Pokémon confirms that Delta Reign arrives November 6, 2026 with over 135 cards, and that select Play! Pokémon Stores begin selling Build and Battle Boxes on October 24 for prerelease play. Those boxes carry a separate set of four foil promos, Masquerain, Magmortar, Enamorus, and Kommo-o, so collectors now have two distinct promo chases tied to the same set. One runs through local game stores starting this weekend, and the other runs through national retailers at launch.
Why the split matters for your wallet
Our take is that the three way split is the real cost of this set for promo collectors. Completing the trio means at least three separate qualifying purchases at three different retail groups, before any sealed product enters the picture. Kyogre has four doors to try when stock runs thin at one of them, while Groudon and Giratina each sit behind a single United States retailer apiece, so those two are the ones most likely to feel scarce first if demand spikes. That scarcity read is our conjecture, not a reported stock figure, and no retailer has published quantities.
What to watch next
Watch the participating retailers and their websites as November 6 approaches for their own listings of the promotion, since PokeBeach is the source of the split for now and official retailer pages will be the confirmation that settles it. Watch prerelease weekend first, though. The Build and Battle promos start moving on October 24, and how fast those boxes sell through will be the earliest live signal of how hungry this launch is going to be.