One Piece Trading Card Game: Where to Start?
Choose a deck to start playing, or packs to start collecting. Here’s how the main formats compare.
Starter decks: start playing
A pre-built deck rather than a selection of random booster cards. A straightforward first choice for learning the game; check each release for its exact contents and extras. Explore Starter Deck ST-37. For two players, the Set Sail Deck Set SD-01 lists two constructed decks, DON!! cards, guides, a playsheet, deck cases and one OP-17 pack.
Booster packs: try collecting
Individual packs of random cards, useful for sampling a set or adding to a collection, not a ready-made deck. The OP06 Wings of the Captain pack contains 12 cards.
Double packs: a small opening with an extra
A compact option between one pack and a box. Double Pack DP-11 contains two booster packs and one DON!! card, with contents subject to change.
Booster boxes: more packs from one set
Choose a box when you want a larger pack-opening purchase focused on a particular set. The OP-17 booster box contains 24 packs. Compare the total price and pack count with smaller formats before choosing.
Illustration boxes: packs plus promo artwork
A collecting or gifting option combining packs with special-art cards. Illustration Box IB-08 lists two OP-15 packs, two OP-16 packs and two promotion cards. Contents vary by volume.
Check the product page for availability, release details and purchase limits. Random booster contents do not guarantee a particular card or a complete set; a larger format is not a promise of better pulls.