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ONE PIECE CARD GAME: start with an ST deck, then add boosters and events

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The cheapest way into ONE PIECE CARD GAME is an ST starter deck, because it teaches the rules before you spend anything on singles.

Key points

  • Two players, one Leader, and a 50-card deck each.
  • You win by reducing the opponent’s life to zero.
  • The official card list was checked on 2026-08-31.

ONE PIECE CARD GAME is a two-player trading card game. Each side brings a Leader plus a 50-card deck, and you win by reducing your opponent’s life to zero. Start with an ST starter deck, then use the official card list to read card numbers such as OP12-020.

First purchases

  1. An ST starter deck, so you learn the rules quickly.
  2. OP booster packs, once you want to build your own deck.
  3. Singles, after you have locked a decklist. Watch parallel pricing here.

For shops in Hong Kong, read the shop guide. For online opens, read online pulls.

Events

Events run through the BANDAI TCG+ app. The title to search for is ONE PIECE CARD GAME (Japanese).

FAQ

What do I need to play my first game?

A Leader and a 50-card deck. An ST starter deck gives you both in one box, which is why it is the recommended first purchase.

Why buy boosters before singles?

Boosters teach you which cards you actually want. Buying singles first means paying for a decklist you have not tested, and parallel versions make that more expensive.

Where do I find official card numbers?

On the official card list. Numbers look like OP12-020, and using them avoids the confusion of matching cards by character name.

Next steps

Pick up an ST starter deck, then check the official card list before you buy any singles. For shops, read the shop guide.

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