Three ghosts approach: a Shrouded Fable story for your binder

Keep the viewer in the same place

ChasingPoké’s public collection, The ghost gets closer, describes a sequence seen from inside a house. Its complete checklist contains three cards, all three cataloged: Duskull 068/064, Dusclops 069/064 and Dusknoir 070/064 from Shrouded Fable. These are the whole project, rather than a sample from a larger collection.

The appeal is the approach. Instead of treating each evolution as a separate portrait, read the cards as successive moments. The viewer stays put while the visitors move closer. That gives the trio a satisfying beginning, middle and ending without needing a larger themed binder.

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Let the sequence decide the layout

For a binder, reserve three adjacent pockets and place the cards from left to right in story order. Keeping them on one row lets the eye follow the approach without a page turn. If your preferred binder format would split the trio, consider giving it a separate page.

Before buying anything, try the arrangement with three labeled slips of paper. This is a useful way to decide whether you want an isolated scene or a row within a broader ghost collection. Leave any surrounding spaces available until you know which presentation you prefer.

Three estimates, one dated reference

Our latest card snapshot, observed October 25, 2026, records market estimates of $45.40 for Duskull, $28.89 for Dusclops and $32.05 for Dusknoir. These are reference estimates, not seller offers or guaranteed checkout prices.

All three belong to Shrouded Fable, so the project can stay within one set while still telling a complete story. Use the exact card numbers when building your wish list. A matching Pokémon name alone will not identify the entry you intended to collect.

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Start with the moment you like best

Choose your favorite stage of the encounter first, then check which of the three cards you already own. Build a wish list for the missing entries and set a spending limit before comparing actual copies.

You can acquire the cards in any order while preserving their eventual display order. Starting with Dusknoir does not spoil the project: simply reserve the two earlier spaces. The practical goal is a readable three-part scene, with a clear stopping point once its checklist is complete.