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Tepig’s family album makes a complete three-card project
By ChasingPoké ·
Three family portraits give Tepig, Pignite and Emboar a shared story: the Pokémon grows alongside its humans, and the household changes across generations. Tepig’s family album is a compact collection to consider if you want a clear finishing point without committing to an entire expansion.
A story with three places to fill
The ChasingPoké connected-art checklist describes a family gaining a daughter, then shows the original young son with a family of his own while his parents have aged. That passage of time gives the group its appeal: the people matter alongside the Pokémon.
The full collection contains three cards, with all three cataloged: Tepig 25/113, Pignite 26/113 and Emboar 27/113 from Legendary Treasures. The three examples here cover the complete group. Visit the public Tepig’s family album collection through this section’s source link to see them in story order.
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Choose the first card for yourself
Start by choosing whichever of the three you would enjoy owning on its own. Beginning with Tepig gives you a straightforward sequence to follow, but there is no need to buy in that order. A favorite Pokémon can be a better starting point than the lowest estimate.
Our latest card snapshot, observed September 28, 2026, puts Tepig at $19.27, Pignite at $31.57 and Emboar at $37.67. These are card-market estimates, not offers or guaranteed checkout prices. Use them as individual reference points when reviewing listings, leaving room for shipping and tax.
Keep the project separate from the set
All three selections belong to Legendary Treasures. Write the set name and exact number beside each Pokémon on your wish list: Tepig 25/113, Pignite 26/113 and Emboar 27/113. That makes the project easier to revisit after a break and reduces ambiguity when searching by name.
Before adding anything to a cart, check the cards you already own against those three entries. You might choose to keep this as a dedicated trio even if you also collect the wider set. Decide that scope now so browsing the expansion does not quietly turn a small project into a much larger shopping list.
Leave room for the ending
Reserve three adjacent binder pockets and keep the cards in the checklist’s story order as you acquire them. Empty spaces can serve as useful reminders without becoming deadlines.
After choosing a favorite and checking your existing cards, build a wish list containing only the missing entries. Set a comfortable limit for each purchase and allow yourself to wait. The practical attraction is a finish you can define in advance: three specific cards, gathered at your own pace, ready to view together.
Written with AI assistance using dated card data and attributed news briefs. Market estimates are not guaranteed offers. Editorial approach and corrections.
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