The history of Diamond District, preserved in cards
From the moment Seedani created Diamond District, its community began creating stories worth preserving.
Fortunes were built. Alliances formed. Minnows became whales, and whales rose into krakens. Collectors uncovered impossible treasures, builders created institutions, and ordinary moments became stories the community still repeats.
The Genesis Set contains 160 cards chronicling the District’s legendary players, iconic places, rare treasures, triumphs, disasters, rivalries and unforgettable absurdities. Together they form a living record that will keep growing as new legends are made.
Every card is unique
There is no such thing as a duplicate
Two collectors can pull the same card and receive two different objects.
Every copy is minted with its own cut, corners, edges, surface and print characteristics. These qualities are generated the moment the card exists and fixed forever afterward.
The card you keep is the version that earned its place.
Signature holographics
The foil belongs to the artwork
Every card carries its own holographic treatment. Its pattern, intensity and mask are built around the scene rather than laid indiscriminately over it.
Light reveals different details as the card moves while the subject remains clear.
Commons are the only rarity also printed in a standard finish, which makes a holo Common a find in its own right.
The second game
Grading is a decision, not a formality
You inspect the centering, corners, edges, surface and print quality. Then you decide whether your judgment is worth the fee.
Call it right and you may have uncovered something exceptional. Misread it and you have paid the house to tell you why.
Where legends find their price
They settle in the Olympus Auction House
Cards list, bid and settle through the same floor as every gem, jewel and paper already traded here. They use the same proxy bidding, soft closes and escrow.
A slab is a lot like any other treasure. Its condition, rarity and demand determine what someone is willing to pay.
Like every worthy treasure, it finds its price at auction.
The Golden Ticket
Some legends are earned. Others are written.
Occasionally Olympus releases a Golden Ticket. It is a blank page from the Chronicle. Its holder may request a new card immortalising themselves, another player, or any story worth remembering. Keep it, gift it or sell it; once redeemed, the blank page becomes a legend permanently.
The Chronicle is open.
The Genesis Set uses rarity distributions and pull rates inspired by established trading card games such as Pokémon. Every pack offers a familiar balance of attainable cards, meaningful hits and genuinely rare chases. Packs open in the Binder, and every card that trades hands settles right here on the floor.