Every KAISER Edition Explained, and Which to Draft First
An edition is one all-time player pool. It decides who you can draft, which clubs exist, which cups you can enter and how hard the league around you is. There are fourteen, and they do not play alike.
The big European pools
Germany, Spain, Italy, England and France are the deepest and the most demanding. Their elite clubs sit at the very top of the power scale and never fade, so a title is genuinely hard. Italy is the one place you can assemble a complete legendary back line; England has the deepest club list in the game.
South America
Brazil and Argentina reward attacking drafts and have the most romantic pools in KAISER. Argentina is the friendliest league to climb in Dynasty; Brazil is one of the hardest.
North America and Asia
USA and Mexico span the old NASL and the modern game, so the era you pick changes the edition completely. Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia are shallower at the very top but far more open, which makes them the easiest places to actually win something, and they feed the Asian Champions League.
Türkiye
Three Istanbul giants, a long tail of provincial clubs and the loudest derby culture in the game.
Rest of the World
The newest and the strangest. Instead of one country it pools the great clubs of ten: Portugal, the Netherlands, Scotland, Serbia, Ukraine, Belgium, Greece, Uruguay, Chile and Colombia. Benfica, Ajax, Celtic, Red Star, Dynamo Kyiv, Anderlecht, Olympiacos, Peñarol, Colo-Colo and Atlético Nacional in one league. There is no single dominant club and no shared golden age, so drafting well means reading each club's era rather than its badge. It runs as a full Dynasty nation too. Browse the edition
Which should you draft first?
If you want to learn the game, take a pool you already know by heart, because recognising a name is half of drafting well. If you want to win early, try Japan, South Korea or Argentina. If you want something that plays unlike any football game you have used before, take Rest of the World.
Every edition has its own page with every player, every club and every club-season in it:
And the international pools, drawn from those editions: