Cyberpunk TCG Conventions: Rebecca, Misty and Where to Play

The Rebecca: Having a Moment promo's last two stops on WeirdCo's calendar were SPIEL Essen (22 to 25 October) and Poznań Game Arena (23 to 24 October). Both have ended, and every convention listed after them, starting with Lucca on 28 October, names a different event promo: Misty Olszewski: Mender of Broken Spirits.

Update, 1 November 2026: SPIEL Essen, Poznań and Lucca are over, and the 20 October Creator Invitational has been held. Its headline announcement was Set Two, Edgerunners: Burn Bright, arriving in Spring 2027 per WeirdCo's announcement. Re-reading WeirdCo's Upcoming Events page on 1 November, the Paris booth is now listed as Booth B1 (it read "TBC" on 14 October) and the Cannes stop no longer appears. The tables below keep the 14 October snapshot, with past events marked.

The calendar page, first read on 14 October 2026, listed eight convention appearances running to February 2027. This post covers which promo each stop offers, which stops let you play or buy rather than only demo, and three dates on WeirdCo's list that did not match the organisers' own sites.

Every stop on WeirdCo's calendar

On 14 October, two stops listed Rebecca and six listed Misty. Four listed somewhere to buy product, two listed a tournament, and three listed their booth as TBC. PAX Unplugged is the only convention stop in the United States. The other North American date on WeirdCo's page is the Chicago Edgerunner Open, covered in the tickets and prizing breakdown. For SPIEL's day tickets, hours and the Hall 5 layout, our SPIEL Essen 2026 guide has the logistics.

Three dates that do not match the organiser

On 14 October, WeirdCo's calendar and the shows' own sites disagreed in three places (Cannes has since dropped off the calendar):

The PGA gap may just mean WeirdCo attends two of the three days. At PAX Unplugged, WeirdCo adds a Thursday that PAX does not list, and its own Showdown note names only Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Cannes is out by twelve days. Book travel on the organiser's dates, and check WeirdCo's page again before you go.

Rebecca's last two stops

WeirdCo's 4 July promo update promised the Rebecca promo "at every one of our major convention appearances between now and our retail release" and named four shows: Anime Expo, Gen Con, Japan Expo and SPIEL Essen. SPIEL was the last of the four. PGA, which the July post did not name, was listed with Rebecca too, and the two shows overlapped on 23 and 24 October. Both have now ended, and no stop on the 1 November calendar lists Rebecca.

Two things to know before you queue for her:

• You cannot play her yet. The promo is a textless full-art card. Appendix B of the Tournament Rules (updated 28 October 2026) names "Rebecca - Having a Moment" as the one textless card that is not currently legal for tournament play until a card with the same name and subtitle is printed in an expansion set. The July post says she features in set two. The Tournament Rules breakdown covers Appendix B.
• Lucca listed Misty, not Rebecca. Lucca ran 28 October to 1 November, before the 6 November retail release, but it was not one of the four shows the July post named. WeirdCo never said Lucca handed out Rebecca as well, and with Essen and Poznań over, no listed stop offers her now.

The Rebecca routes that have already closed, including the backer-only Digital Beta Celebration, are in the cards-not-in-boosters breakdown.

Misty takes over from Lucca

From Lucca onward, every convention on the list names a Misty event promo. So do the Edgerunner Open Regionals. WeirdCo's EOR page puts a "Nova Rare Misty Olszewski: Mender of Broken Spirits Event Promo" in both the $75/€75 Major Leagues badge and the Streetkid attendee badge, and the spectator badge does not include it.

That gives Misty two US routes, PAX Unplugged and EOR Chicago. In Europe she is listed at Lucca, Utrecht and Paris (plus Cannes, which was listed on 14 October but has since dropped off the calendar) and EOR Warsaw. That fits the other line in the July post, which said WeirdCo will try to make promos available "in both the US and Europe as a minimum."

What the Misty promo actually is

Misty is the opposite of Rebecca in the way that matters: she is a full-text card from the first set, printed as a Rare in Welcome to Night City boosters.

The card itself is a Blue Unit: cost 3, power 0, RAM 2, tagged MYSTIC. Its text reads: "This Unit can't attack. At the end of your turn, choose a card type. Then, reveal the top card of your deck. If it's the chosen type, add it to your hand and ready 1 Eddie. Otherwise, trash it."

Three things follow from that:

• It is a variant, not a new card. WeirdCo's July post pledged that its promos "will only ever be variants" of cards in Booster Packs and/or Starter Decks. The Tournament Rules' Appendix B list of promos that are not yet legal now names one textless card, Rebecca. Misty is not on it, and the #006 promo prints the same rules text as the Rare in Welcome to Night City. RAM 2 means one Blue Legend is enough to put her in a constructed deck.
• Every miss costs a card. A wrong guess trashes the top card of your deck, and Comprehensive Rules 1.14 makes you lose the moment you must draw from an empty deck. That matters more in a sealed deck, which only has to reach 30 cards, than in a constructed one of 40 to 50. Name the type your deck runs most of: in a 40-card deck with 20 Units, naming Unit is a coin flip on the first reveal.
• Naming Legend is allowed, but on the rules as written it can only miss. WeirdCo's Rules FAQ has two Misty rulings, and one says you may choose Legend as the card type for her effect (the other says she cannot declare an attack even under a "must attack" effect). But Comprehensive Rules 4.4 makes the deck an invalid area for a Legend, and 4.4.1 removes from the game any Legend that moves to one. So the top card of your deck should not be a Legend, and naming Legend trashes it. That is my reading of the two documents together, not a WeirdCo ruling.

WeirdCo has not said in so many words that the convention promo is Set 1 Promos #006. It is the only Nova Rare Misty printing in the official database, and the EOR badge describes a Nova Rare Misty, so it is the closest match.

Where you can play, not just demo

Two stops list a tournament.

Lucca had an on-site Pre-release. Lucca ran 28 October to 1 November. The calendar listed store Pre-releases as 30 October to 1 November, while WeirdCo's 14 October dev blog post gives the Pre-release window as 30 October to 5 November, so ask your store which days it runs. The calendar gave no entry fee, no schedule and no word on whether Lucca used the same kit as store Pre-releases. WeirdCo's kit preview lists six Welcome to Night City boosters, three extra Legend cards, a Gorilla Arms promo and a set of dice, and the Night City Brawl and Showdown breakdown compares it with the Beta kit. One Tournament Rules line applies wherever you play: section 2.4.1 says cards opened at a Pre-release are legal only in that event until the set is released. Holophone launches as an alpha build, with full narrative content due in early 2027 per WeirdCo's Holophone page, and the Holophone breakdown covers what it does.

PAX Unplugged has Night City Showdowns. WeirdCo lists "Night City Showdown Events (2 Friday and Saturday, 1 Sunday)". That reads as two events on each of Friday and Saturday plus one on Sunday, though it could also mean two across both days. WeirdCo's calendar does not give the format of the PAX events, and I could not open PAX's own schedule to check it, so confirm whether a given PAX Showdown is Sealed or Constructed before you pack. WeirdCo's in-store Night City Showdowns, whose first window runs 13 November to 6 December, are listed as Constructed best-of-3, and the Tournament Rules require sleeves at all Showdowns (section 2.1.5). For a constructed Showdown, the 40 to 50 card main deck can carry either no sideboard or a 7-card one (the decklist rules, with Appendix D.1). The prizes are in the Brawl and Showdown breakdown. EOR Chicago starts five days later, on 11 December.

To find a store Pre-release instead, WeirdCo points players to its Store and Event Finder. The sealed deck rules cover the format.

Where you can buy product

Four stops list a shop: SPIEL Essen ("Retail Space (sealed products to purchase)"), plus a retail store at Utrecht, Paris and (on 14 October) Cannes. SPIEL was the one to watch, because it closed on 25 October, twelve days before the 6 November retail release. The listing does not say which products the booth will sell or at what price.

Utrecht's booth is shared with Luminous Cards, which WeirdCo's retailer page names as its distributor for the Netherlands and eight other markets. Dubai is the one stop in a country with no named distributor: none of the 17 distributors on WeirdCo's retailer page covers the United Arab Emirates, and Tabletop.me lists demos and the Misty promo but no shop. WeirdCo's retailer page still ends: "Distributors for other regions will be announced soon!"

The Creator Invitational on 20 October

The Creator Invitational was a live Pre-release event for 16 invited content creators at CD PROJEKT RED's HQ in Warsaw, announced in WeirdCo's 14 October dev blog post for the Cyberpunk TCG Twitch and YouTube channels. The post listed Paweł Burza, Luohan Wei, WeirdCo Kawa (Cree), WeirdCo LD (Steve) and David McDarby as casters, and promised "some very big announcements".

One of them is confirmed: during the stream, WeirdCo announced Cyberpunk TCG Set Two, Edgerunners: Burn Bright. It is based on Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, arrives in hobby stores in Spring 2027, and gets Pre-release tournaments one week before full retail release, per WeirdCo's Set Two announcement of 20 October. The announcement says an all-new chase rarity will be revealed later. I have not checked whether the stream carried any other announcement.

What WeirdCo has not said

As of 1 November 2026:

• How you earn Misty at a convention. The July post tied Rebecca to completing a demo. The calendar gives no condition and no per-person limit for Misty.
• Whether the convention Misty is the Set 1 Promos #006 printing.
• Booths at PAX Unplugged and Cannes. Both read "TBC" on 14 October. PAX still did on 1 November, Paris now reads Booth B1, and Cannes is no longer on the calendar.
• What the SPIEL, Utrecht, Paris and Cannes shops sell, and at what price.
• How many Showdowns PAX Unplugged runs, and whether they are Sealed or Constructed, given the wording.
• Anything in Japan, Australia or the rest of Asia-Pacific. No convention there is on the calendar.

Quick reference

• Rebecca promo: SPIEL Essen (22–25 October) and PGA Poznań (WeirdCo listed 23–24 October) were the last two stops, and both have ended. Not tournament-legal until a full-text Rebecca is printed in an expansion set.
• Misty promo: Lucca, Dubai, Utrecht, Paris and PAX Unplugged (Cannes was listed on 14 October but is no longer on the calendar), plus the EOR Major Leagues and Streetkid badges. The database's one Nova Rare Misty (Set 1 Promos #006) is a full-text variant of a Blue Rare Unit: cost 3, RAM 2, power 0.
• Play: Night City Showdowns at PAX Unplugged (format not confirmed; sleeves are required at Showdowns). Lucca's on-site Pre-release has ended.
• Buy: Utrecht and Paris (Cannes was listed on 14 October but has dropped off; SPIEL Essen has ended).
• Announced: Set Two, Edgerunners: Burn Bright (Spring 2027), revealed during the 20 October Creator Invitational.
• Dates to double-check: the organisers list PAX Unplugged as 4–6 December and Cannes as 26–28 February 2027 (PGA, listed by the organiser as 23–25 October, has ended).