You cannot pick one
God Packs are seeded blind into the same run. Identical wrapper, identical weight. Nobody — including us, once they are sealed — knows which pack is which.
Open a normal pack and you get a handful of base cards with a couple of good ones mixed in. Open a God Pack and every single card is a hit. Same wrapper, same price, completely different rip. One in every twenty Ricochet Rips packs is one.
"God Pack" is collector slang, and it has been around for decades. It describes the rare pack that comes out stacked — where instead of the usual mix, every card is a hit. All inserts, all parallels, or in the most legendary cases, all autographs.
The term spread because these packs are genuinely rare and genuinely memorable. Collectors remember exactly where they were standing when they pulled one. Break a case on a livestream and hit a God Pack, and the chat loses its mind. It is one of the few things in the hobby that is pure luck — you cannot buy your way into it or research your way to it.
Different products define it differently, and plenty of manufacturers never confirm the odds at all. We take the opposite approach: we tell you exactly what ours is and exactly how often it happens.
Our God Pack is simple to describe: take the standard 10-card pack and replace the whole thing with inserts. No base cards, no filler — just the cards you were hoping to pull.
| Standard pack | God Pack | |
|---|---|---|
| Cards in the pack | 10 | 10 |
| Insert cards | 2 guaranteed | All 10 |
| Rookie cards | 2 guaranteed | Varies with the run |
| Base cards | The remainder | None |
| Sleeved cards | The inserts and hits | The whole pack |
| Price | $5.99 | Same — no premium |
| How often | 19 in 20 | 1 in 20 |
God Packs are seeded blind into the same run. Identical wrapper, identical weight. Nobody — including us, once they are sealed — knows which pack is which.
Same price as every other pack. We do not charge more for the chance, and there is no separate God Pack product to buy.
The sleeved cards just keep coming instead of stopping at two. There is no ambiguity about whether you got one.
Ricochet Rips exists because ripping packs together is fun. But a pack with a guaranteed, predictable outcome stops being fun after the third one — you already know roughly what you are getting.
The God Pack fixes that. It means every pack has a reason to be exciting, even the nineteen that are not one. A kid opening their fourth pack of the month is still checking whether this is the one. That anticipation is most of what makes collecting fun in the first place, and it costs nothing extra to build in.
It also keeps us honest. Publishing a real number — one in twenty — means we have to actually seed them at that rate, run after run.
In the trading card hobby, a God Pack is a pack where every card is a hit — all inserts, all parallels or all autographs, instead of the usual mix of base cards with a couple of good ones. Collectors have used the term for decades for the rare pack that comes out stacked.
A Ricochet Rips God Pack is filled end to end with insert cards instead of the standard mix. Where a normal pack guarantees 2 rookies and 2 inserts alongside base cards, a God Pack is all inserts — the good stuff, top to bottom.
One in every twenty packs. The odds are set per pack run when the packs are assembled, so roughly one God Pack goes into every twenty packs that leave the table.
No. God Packs are seeded into the same run at the same price. There is no way to buy one deliberately and no premium if you get one — that is the entire point of a chase.
No. God Packs look identical from the outside — same wrapper, same weight, same everything. You find out when you open it.
It is obvious immediately. Instead of a few base cards with inserts mixed in, every card in the pack is an insert, and the sleeved cards keep coming instead of stopping at two.
Yes. Bundles are drawn from the same run at the same rate, so a party favor order of twenty packs has a good chance of containing one. It makes for a memorable party.
No. One in twenty is a rate, not a promise. Packs are seeded across a run and sold individually, so twenty packs might contain two God Packs or none. That is how odds work, and we would rather say so plainly than imply a guarantee we cannot make.
Same pack, same $5.99, one in twenty odds. There is no other way in.