Braverse Brave League Season 4: Promos and Prizes by Region

Roguefort Cookie (BS6-044) is a Brave League Season 4 promo in all three of Devsisters' regions, and what it takes to get one depends on where you play. In Korea and Asia it goes to the winner and runner-up of an October store event. In North America, Devsisters' Cookie Party Online Season 4 notice lists BS6-044 as the reward for entering an online Competitive event.

Season 4 is running in all three regions now, and each pays out on its own system. On October 6, Devsisters wrote to Korean players to apologize for regional reward differences it had not explained well enough, and promised a common promo standard. That promise starts in 2027, so Season 4 still runs on the old regional systems. Here is what it pays in each region, taken from Devsisters' notices and from the Season 4 promo entries in its English and Korean card databases, most of them added on October 19.

Season 4 at a glance

North America: Brave League Season 4

Brave League Season 4 runs from Friday, October 16 to Tuesday, December 29, 2026, per Devsisters' October 16 notice. Event registration, the store finder and standings are on TopDeck.gg.

The Cookie Coin rates are the same as Season 3's:

Casual play earns Cookie Coins too. Devsisters still requires every online match to be recorded, and says Cookie Coin rewards may be revoked if a requested recording cannot be provided.

The notice is just as useful for what it leaves out. It names no promo card for store events. It does not repeat Season 3's rule that your best six results a month count toward the leaderboard. Its end-of-season prize list is the same category list Season 3's notice gave: promotional cards, booster boxes, playmats, sleeves "and more", with nothing tied to a rank. The graphic under that list pictures a 2026 Season TOP PLAYER box, a playmat, a Brave League Season 4 sleeve, the CHAMPION-stamped Jagae Cookie, an English-language Selection Pack and a Festival Arena booster box, also with no ranks attached. Our organized play guide covers how the North American ladder fits together.

Cookie Party Online Season 4: the weekly schedule

Cookie Party Online Season 4 runs on the same dates as Brave League, October 16 to December 29. Season 3 was a fixed slate of 15 events over twelve weeks. Season 4 is a weekly schedule instead:

The notice's two calendar graphics show that not every slot holds its usual event. Themed events take Wednesday November 18 and December 16 and Saturday October 31 and December 26. Community Day / Learn to Play falls on Friday November 6 and Friday December 11. The calendar lists nothing on Saturday October 24 or Monday October 26. That leaves eight Competitive Saturdays: October 17, November 7, 14, 21 and 28, and December 5, 12 and 19. The last event on the calendar is the Monday, December 28 After Party.

The Brave League Points numbers are the same as Season 3's, which called the last row a Top 4 bonus:

Two things around that table did change. The Season 4 notice lists no attendance bonuses, where Season 3 offered +10, +20 and +30 BP for attending 3, 6 and 9 events. And the Last Chance Qualifier's entry rules, which in Season 3 were six events and 120 BP, will be "announced separately", along with the LCQ and Championship dates.

The Season 4 Championship seats 16 players: the top 12 in Season 4 Brave League standings, plus four who qualify through the LCQ. Community Day and Learn to Play events are free and award no Brave League Points. The poster says Season 4 is open to North American players, and Devsisters' 2027 tournament notice limits Cookie Party Online to residents of North America.

The online promos. The notice lists these rewards, all subject to availability:

The text list gives card numbers only. In the English card database, BS6-044 and BS8-076 each have one promo printing, @2, filed under "2026 Brave League Season 4" and added on October 19. BS12-052 is Cocoa Cookie, and it has no promo printing there yet: both of its entries are Festival Arena booster printings. P-105 is one card under two names. The base entry is Bubbles Cookie and P-105@1 is Pudding à la Mode Cookie, with the same rules text under different attack names.

The notice's "Season 4 Promo Cards" graphic does not match the text list. It shows Roguefort and Icicle Yeti with the Season 4 stamp, plus Charcoal Cookie (BS10-121), a Pudding à la Mode Cookie numbered P-092, and a Lychee Dragon Cookie (BS5-093) stamped CHAMPION. It shows no Cocoa Cookie and no P-105. The notice does not say what Charcoal, the P-092 card or Lychee Dragon is awarded for, so treat the Casual promo as unconfirmed until Devsisters clarifies.

The Power Arena Packs are the line to notice. They share their name with the Power Arena Promotion Pack, which Devsisters' July 23 Community Letter said "is now difficult to find", adding that it was discussing how to redistribute it. Korea's card database files 20 entries under that pack, including P-104@1 and P-113 Green Tea Mousse Cookie, P-115 Truffle Cookie and P-105@1. Our Korean Festival Arena meta breakdown covers where those Green promos turn up in winning lists.

Five Cookie Coins or twenty? The two North American notices disagree. The Brave League notice (October 16) gives Cookie Party Online events 5 Cookie Coins for taking part, with a +10 champion bonus. The Cookie Party Online notice (October 19) says "Earn 20 Cookie Coins per event participation." Neither notice acknowledges the other's figure. Until Devsisters corrects one of them, do not budget on either number.

Asia: a promo card and a bye

Asia's Season 4 runs October 2 to December 31, 2026 at CookieRun: Braverse TCG Stage stores, Devsisters' officially sponsored game stores, using the latest English-language cards released for the Asian market. Events are for four or more players. The September 11 notice lists these prizes:

With fewer than four players, the winner gets the promo card and no bye ticket. A player can earn up to four bye tickets in a season and use one per Final, and selling or transferring a ticket is prohibited. The notice's graphic shows the October winner card: Roguefort Cookie BS6-044 with the Brave League 2026 Season 4 stamp. It shows no November or December card.

The ticket works differently from Korea's. In Korea a store win is a ticket into the Season 4 Final. In Asia it is a first-round bye: the Season 3 Final notice listed the ticket among player requirements only "if you have one and intend to use it this season".

Asia's Season 3 Finals are still being played country by country. The notice, updated October 13, puts Taiwan and Thailand on October 25 and gives the Philippines no date yet. Its prize list shows what a Final pays, though it notes prizes may differ by region: a placement promo card, a TOP Player's Playmat, a TOP Player's Ark and Final sleeves for the top four, the Ark and sleeves for 5th-8th, and sleeves for 9th-16th.

Korea: promos and packs every month

Korea's Season 4 runs through October and November, with a different promo card each month:

If a player who already holds a Final ticket places again, they get the rest of the prize and the ticket passes to the next-placed player. Stores short on Vol.12 may hand out a different promotion pack. Korea's card database files the two promos as BS6-044@2 ("October winner", added September 23) and BS8-076@2 ("November winner", added October 19). Its only Vol.12 product is the Oven Crown Cup Promotion Pack vol.12, P-163 to P-173. The Shiny Path pack's 13 English database entries include new printings of P-104 Green Tea Mousse Cookie (P-104@3) and P-115 Truffle Cookie (P-115@1).

Selection Pack vol.1

November's participation prize includes a new prize pack, Selection Pack vol.1. Devsisters says every card in it has a new illustration, and that the pack will also be given out in 2027 Brave League Season 1. Korea's database added all ten cards on October 19:

The ten cover all six colors. English names and rarities come from the English card database, which has no Selection Pack entry yet. An English-language Selection Pack ("Each pack contains 1 random card out of 10") is pictured in the season-rewards graphic of the North American Brave League Season 4 notice, but that notice's text does not list it, call it vol.1 or say which ranks get one, and no Asia notice mentions a Selection Pack.

Same promos, three different jobs

Put the three regions' Season 4 promos side by side and the same cards turn up at very different bars:

In North America, then, entering a Saturday Competitive event is enough for a Roguefort, and a top-four finish online earns an Icicle Yeti. In Korea and Asia, Roguefort takes a first or second place at a store event.

The Final promo is Jagae Cookie (BS10-098), a Blue LV.3 EXTRA with 6 HP whose booster printing is an Ultra Rare. Korea's database has three Season 4 Final printings: Champion (@2), Runner-up (@3) and Top 4 (@4). The English database, which covers Asia and North America, files four under "2026 Brave League Season 4 FINAL", and their card images are stamped CHAMPION, RUNNER-UP, FINALIST and TOP 32. The TOP 32 printing (@5) is in the English database only. All four have the same rules text as the booster card. Our promo cards guide explains why that matters before you pay for one.

The same October 19 update added one more promo to both databases, a 2026 judge promotion card: Orange Cookie BS10-093@3, stamped CookieRun Judge.

Ranking rewards: a keychain and sleeves

TopDeck.gg leaderboard rankings carry their own rewards. Devsisters published the Season 3 ranking rewards on September 30, on all three regional notice boards:

The shipping form for those was due by October 15. Devsisters' October 6 letter to Korean players says Season 4's ranking rewards will have the same make-up as Season 3's. In the same letter it apologized for not explaining the rewards before the season started, and said it had heard that the rewards it then revealed fell short of what players had waited for. It promised to publish rewards and how they are awarded before a season begins.

Why the regions differ, and what 2027 changes

The October 6 letter sets out the three regions' season-end rewards side by side, in Devsisters' own summary:

The letter puts the differences down to each region's product release timing, when Organized Play started there, and how its tournaments are structured. Its commitments:

• From 2027, promo cards from tournaments follow one standard in every region. Each region's anniversary promos stay region-only, because the anniversaries fall on different dates.
• Any other promo a region cannot hand out at its scheduled event will get another route in that region, such as other official events or side events.
• Tournament systems stay as they are until the June 2027 World Championship. From Brave League Season 3 in July 2027, every region runs the same system. Our 2027 tournament system breakdown covers the North American ladder announced in September.

As of October 23, the letter is on the Korean notice board only. Neither the English nor the Asia board carries a translation.

What Devsisters has not said yet

• What North American Season 4 results qualify you for beyond the online Season Championship. Neither North American notice names an invitation or a 2027 Epic Cup entry.
• Which card is the Cookie Party Online Casual promo, and what the Charcoal, P-092 Pudding à la Mode and CHAMPION-stamped Lychee Dragon cards in the promo graphic are for.
• Which North American players get which season-end rewards. The notice gives categories, not ranks.
• Asia's November and December winner promos.
• Dates for the Korean and Asian Season 4 Finals.
• Which Cookie Coin rate applies to Cookie Party Online, 5 or 20.
• The LCQ's entry rules, and the LCQ and Championship dates.
• Which North American ranks get the Selection Pack pictured in the Season 4 rewards graphic, whether it is vol.1, and whether Asia gets one.

Quick Action Checklist

• North America: Brave League and Cookie Party Online Season 4 both run October 16 to December 29, 2026. Register on TopDeck.gg.
• Want the Roguefort promo in North America? Enter a Saturday Competitive event (3:00 PM ET). On the notice's calendar the next one is November 7: October 24 has no event and October 31 is a Themed event. A top-four finish at a Competitive or at Monday's After Party earns the Icicle Yeti.
• Brave League Points are unchanged from Season 3, but the 3/6/9-event attendance bonuses are not in the Season 4 notice. Do not count on them.
• Record your online matches. If Devsisters asks for a recording you cannot provide, it may revoke your Cookie Coins.
• Asia: win an October store event (four or more players) for the Roguefort promo and a first-round bye at the Season 4 Final. Second place gets the promo, and the bye too if five or more played. You can hold up to four byes, but only one counts per Final.
• Korea: store winners and runners-up get Roguefort in October and Icicle Yeti in November. November participants also get a Selection Pack vol.1.
• Do not overpay for a placement promo. Jagae Cookie's CHAMPION, RUNNER-UP, FINALIST and TOP 32 printings play exactly like the booster card.
• From 2027, Devsisters says tournament promos will follow one standard across regions.