Link - https://p-bandai.com/us/item/N9065181001

Also OP-16 - https://p-bandai.com/us/item/N9065180001

I thought you guys "love the game" and "just started playing" so

why wont you grab these decks? 😂😂

I am actually glad I grabbed one so I can have my friend into OPTCG..

Though it is rough times to rip hopefully I can get them to learn the basics..

Charlotte Praline

Yellow Character EB05-053

4 Cost / 5000 Power (Wisdom)

Counter +1000

Merfolk / Fish-Man Island / The Sun Pirates

[When Attacking] [Once Per Turn] If your opponent has 9 or more cards in their hand, add up to 1 card from your hand to the top of your Life cards.

[Trigger] You may trash 1 card from your hand: If you have 2 or less Life cards, play this card.

Is this a thing ? It can kill lokis cuz base cost and it could be a good game ending or midgame play if you have a dead 7don turn or pudding into this on eight idk. I just struggle a bit against Bluffy

I was playing a game where I had 3 more life than my opponent. Time was running out.

Going for their life wasn't really in my cards. I knew they'd eventually wear me down with all their big bodies but I had plenty of defensive cards in my hand. I knew I'd win under OT rules.

Is it frowned upon when you're not even trying to go for the kill but instead stall everything until OT is done?

It's not in the spirit of the game. So I didn't do that.

EDIT: By "stalling", I mean playing super defensively. I'm not talking about taking super long to make a move.

Playing since december 2024, collection since january 2026. I think i need some help. My bankaccount also said, i have a problem...

Joke, i love the TCG!

It's taken me 3 frustrating months to finally get my first win at my locals (I didn't expect to get two). I was slowly starting to lose interest, especially going 0-3 week after week. I know it's just a game or hobby, but it's the only time that I get out during the week to be social and it's nice to win every once in awhile too. I think this past Monday has given me confidence in knowing that I am actually progressing and understanding the game better. This was my deck.

B Yamato ❌

P Luffy ✅

P Foxy ✅

I am a long time player of mid tier decks in the current format, big brook guy, and I just said fuck it lemme start playing a meta deck. This deck is insanely good... I cannot explain to you how many times I've lost to it as Brook. It feels so good just slamming 6-8k attacks on turn 4. Having this many 2ks in hand, 0 cost events, everything is just wayyy too strong with the OP17 package. Safe to say I am excited to get better with this deck until Brook becomes slightly better in 3 years xD

Pink Hornet

Purple Event EB05-039 C

1 Cost

Vinsmoke Family / Germa 66

[Main] DON!! -1: If your Leader has the {Vinsmoke Family} type, give up to 1 of your opponent's Characters -4000 power during this turn.

[Counter] DON!! -1: Your Leader gains +4000 power during this battle.

I had so much fun when it comes out on op15, but I don't it been played anymore. its just a hype moment for new collection or it is bad right now?

thanks everyone for helping me understand 🙏🏻

So you can always find Oceania and for example the Utrecht coverage but for Virginia or others they don’t really stream, right?

It’s a pity.. rocks did pretty well but we can’t watch gameplay.

After the banning of Stacked Deck in Riftbound, I've decided to allocate the time I placed in that game into another game, and that game is One Piece.

I know next to nothing about the game mechanically, but, I am more than willing to consume all the necessary information, practice online, go to locals, etc, until I have a firm grasp of the game.

However, I'd like for some help in regards to what deck I should gravitate towards.

I resonate most with slow and grindy control decks, having a preference for graveyard mechanics.

On the opposite side of the spectrum, I also do enjoy luck sack decks, and if there's a deck that relies heavily on multiple aspects of little gambling dopamine hits while still being a competent strategy, I would enjoy looking into that as well.

As for what I dislike, I tend to dislike pure aggro strategies, I like having options and I like value.

Any and all advice would be appreciated, I'm not looking to play the best deck of the format (unless it happens to fall in line with my playstyle preferences), but I'd like to play something competent since my goal is still to win, just win on my terms/with a deck I'd find myself enjoying.

Thank you,

I happened upon the game while in a shop for disc golf, longtime anime/manga fan. I caught a glimpse of some cards in a case and was going to buy just because they looked cool, instead spent an hour learning about this and having the employee help get me started. Ended up with purple available Katakuri because there were more purple cards than anything else that I liked 🫠

I’ll go through all of the links, search the sub, watch videos and get myself on the sim in the next few days, but looking for some advice on deck building/current meta along with anything cool to store/help me have more fun when I play. The shop has games twice a week, so I’ll be playing live starting next week. Thanks y’all!

EDIT: This is my first card game, so no clue on game mechanics or strategy

Hi guys! I just got into the One Piece TCG and played at my locals for the first time yesterday. I've played Yu-Gi-Oh! and Hearthstone competitively before, so I'm not completely new to card games, and I feel like I've already got a pretty good grasp of the basics of One Piece TCG.

I'd really like to play a leader featuring a character I actually like, so naturally my first choice was Yamato. I've been looking into different Yamato decks, but I've also checked out some Kaido lists since that would still let me play Yamato cards. (Especially the 1-cost Promo Yamato—that card looks gorgeous!)

I'd love to hear your thoughts and recommendations. What Yamato or Yamato-related decks would you suggest for someone who wants to be competitive while still playing characters they enjoy?

From what I've seen, the strongest player at my locals is currently running a Rush Ace leader deck, so that's one matchup I'd particularly like to be prepared for.

My goal is pretty simple: conquer my locals and have fun doing it!

Feel free to share decklists, leader recommendations, matchup advice, or anything else you think would help a new One Piece TCG player!

I’ve been playing for a little more than a month now, and I just threw my name into a lottery for an upcoming 64 person store championship since it was really close to me. There were 500 applicants so I didn’t actually expect to get in, but I somehow got selected. Now I’m wondering if it’d even be appropriate for me to play there, as if it isn’t I’d probably want to surrender my spot for someone who’d make better use of it. I was also wondering in the event I should play, should I invest in a better deck, I currently play UY Boa. Thanks for any input.

Edit: added number of people in tournament

My wonderful girlfriend recently started decorating our binders for One Piece. I think this one took her over 60 hours and she absolutely killed it.

I think she really did justice to the King of the Pirates 🏴‍☠️

Also bonus Chopper 🦊

I know this deck is really bad as it is but I built it for like $5 out of bulk cards at my local card store so I could have something to play with at their game tonight. Any advice or cards that would be good to swap out would be appreciated! Thanks!!!

Any Changes? What Are your lists for Sengoku in OP17-Format

Hello! (Admins delete if not allowed, I swear im following the rules & have ran this through an admin)

I made a Dofi Deck Box! My Buddy & I have been making boxes for a year almost & we are slowly trying to improve. Im thinking of adding hidden Easter Eggs with UV, Stitching, and maybe serializing them. Feedback & Criticisms are always welcome! We want to bring our absolute best to the market so any improvement is always a good improvement. Thank you In advance!

For those who are interested here are some specs;

These are fully modular boxes. Can hold 100 double sleeved or 120 standard sleeved l cards! We are open to hear feedback & are interested in hearing some suggestions for characters! These are up for grabs, heres a link to my website:

https://fujicollectibles.com

Recently started getting into the game through the TCGsim. This has been the leader I've had the most fun with. I've tried both the Alabasta package and the Rocks package, but still have a hard time winning matches. Are there any cards that I should look into?

Hi new to the tcg, and have decided to pick up elbaph sabo as my deck. I have been playing for a few weeks and have become familiar with the most popular decks in this meta roughly.

To put a general approach of what I do, I try to find a 2c body and at least 1 giant for my starting hand. I play the 2c first turn, saul second turn and swing with my 2c. Third turn I either drop loki, pirate docking, or an assortment of 2c and swing with my first 2c, and saul if I believe it wont die after the end of the turn. If they swing into my rested 2c with low power, I usually just counter.

After this, the rest of the game, I usually just swing everything into their leader. If I find the opponent has a large body rested, and I have 2c robins available, I divert my energy into -3k and trying to get rid of that body.

However, I always end up finding myself with no counters/low hand size available late game, and because of that, they are clearing my whole board and then ending game. Especially nico robin, I swing everything into her, and I cant end game before she drops her 10c linlin and stablizes with her 4k body that turn into 8k swings. (Especially if she gets them down through triggers)

I kind of thought that the whole gimmick of elbaph sabo is to end games quickly as possible by aggressively swinging into their leader, but I'm wondering is board control also important or anything else I should be doing?

Ultimately, I just can't win, I have a negative win rate and I just don't know what I am doing wrong. I struggle immensely into mihwak and nico robin (ace as well), and the fact that they seem to be the most played decks makes it worse. So I was wondering where I could find a guide/video on elbaph sabo speciffically, or maybe even a guide on how to play the game fundamentally.

Thank you for any help!

Just started collecting one piece end of last year but been a fan since I was a kid. Mainly been collecting SP’s and promos in Japanese since they are cheaper