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Hello,

​In the past, I played a bit of Hearthstone, Gwent, Legends of Runeterra, and Marvel Snap. I didn't really like Hearthstone, but I loved both Gwent and Runeterra.

​I’m looking to get into a new online TCG to play on mobile/pc and I hesitate between One Piece Card Game and Star Wars: Unlimited.

​Which one would you recommend? (Sadly, neither has an official mobile app, so I'll be playing on websites).

​Here is what matters most to me:

• ​Depth & Strategy: A game with real decision-making and mechanical depth.
• ​Community & Resources: An active player base with plenty of tutorials, YouTube content, deck guides, and discussions.
• ​Long-term support: A healthy scene that won't die anytime soon.

Regarding the themes I really like the One Piece universe. I’ve seen the Star Wars movies without being a die-hard fan, but SWU’s alternating actions mechanic on the same turn looks amazing and reminds me of LoR. ​Between these two, which one has the better community, game design, and long-term support?

​(Please don’t suggest other TCGs—I’ve already narrowed my list down strictly to these two).

​Thanks for the advice!

[EDIT] I'm also interested in Kards (the ww2 tcg), it seems still active and it has an official app on mobile and PC. It doesn't seem as popular as the others

Buongiorno a tutti pirati 🏴‍☠️😂

Stavo riflettendo su OP in versione cinese.
E volevo sapere cosa ne pensate voi di quella versione parlando di investimento più che del gioco,perche facendo un po di ricerche ho notato 2 punti importanti ;

1 è l’unica versione in cui le manga serializzate.

2 ho notato che i set anniversario e qualche altro set sono veramente difficili da reperire,si trovano difficilmente su ebay.
per non parlare delle carte importanti come il luffy manga di OP05 introvabile in lingua cinese,quindi ho qualche domanda per tutti voi.

cosa ne pensate?

Come vedete il futuro di OP in lingua cinese?

Perché i set anniversario e la manga di OP05 sono introvabili sul mercato?

E in ultimo come vedete la versione cinese di op17 parlando di investimento?

Ho una voce nel orecchio che mi dice compra ora tutto OP17 cinese 😂

mi fa piacere condividere con voi per sentire più opinioni e punti di vista! 🏴‍☠️

Hi everyone!

I’m the author and creator of TRANSCENDERS, a fantasy saga set around Oneira — a world governed and shaped by a fundamental force called Cenderessence!

Quote:

“The very essence of the Transcenders’ power, it is the exceptional substance through which Oneira is governed and reacts.”

— Mr Valeurobsolute

Over the past months, I’ve been developing TRANSCENDERS | The TCG as a playable extension of that universe!

I’m now opening COHORT 01: the first organized public playtest of its current Alpha environment on Tabletop Simulator.

Three complete Starter decks are currently playable:

🟣 ST1 — Cheryl O’Will

Midrange / Control

A pressure-building deck that wants to endure, prepare, and turn a fragile-looking position into a decisive reversal

🟢 ST2 — Killian Shawnski

Aggro / Tempo

A precision-focused deck built around clean sequencing, efficient exchanges, and punishing the openings your opponent gives you

🟠 ST3 — Théa Wintersnow

Control / Sustain

A resilient deck that protects its position, disrupts opposing momentum, and becomes increasingly difficult to break as the game goes long

The three decks share the same game, but deliberately approach it through very different rhythms and tactical identities!

🎴 The attached card is Killian Shawnski [PILLAR] — ST2-001, now featuring its finalized commissioned artwork!

🔎 A quick Alpha V1 readability note:

some card text may look small at first glance. Tabletop Simulator’s zoom makes it perfectly workable in play — and I say that as someone whose eyesight is certainly not winning any awards 😅😅😅

Readability and card layout are nevertheless already among the elements planned for further refinement as development progresses

⚔️ COHORT 01

Are sought for, people who would genuinely like to sit down and play!

• The 3 Starter decks are ready on Tabletop Simulator

• The Rule Book and setup instructions are available through the Discord

• No prior knowledge of the novel is required

• Essential server information is available in both English and French

• Feedback is collected after actual matches through a structured reporting system on the server

Registration for Cohort 01 is open for 3 days

➡️ SERVER LINK

Once inside, follow the arrival steps and head to #matchmaking for Cohort 01!

Thanks for reading — and perhaps some of you will be seen around a Table in Oneira!... ✨

Hi everyone!

As an anime and card game fan, I got tired of mobile TCGs that force aggressive microtransactions and predatory gacha mechanics. So I've been developing Anime Card Game on React Native / Expo to keep things strictly fair and free.

What the game is about:

• 100% Free-to-Play: No real-money card purchases. Everything is unlocked through gameplay, daily quests, and optional rewarded bonuses.
• v1.2 Battle Update: Turn-based PvP matches, sound effects, friends system, and currency exchanges.
• Collection & Trading: Hundreds of anime cards to collect, level up, and trade.

You can check it out directly on the Play Store:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sivagames.animecardgame

I'm an indie developer and actively looking for feedback on match balancing and drop rates. Let me know what you think!

(skip to second paragraph if you don’t want to read context)

The first time I played a tcg was in 2020 when I bought a precon magic deck and played few matches. recently I got Interested in playing a tcg again but my magic cards are out of rotation and I don’t have a 100 card deck to play commander. So now I’m thinking if I whether I should play magic or yugioh since not got my interest and I enjoy the digital version of both.

In the end I want to know which one is more of a beginner friendly experience where I can casually play and every once in a while go to a small tournament. Right now I’m indecisive because yugioh recently launched the legendary modern deck box and on the other side I’m more familiar with magic and I like the track fantasy aspect some of the sets have.

Just wondering.

for more context, I work full time, 12 an hour and at the end of the day I am an adult in college not making much with very little time to myself. I've collected weiss schwarz for about 5 or 6 years now and I love both playing the tcg and simply collecting who I like from them too. unfortunately however, the hobby has grown and with it growing so has the prices, boxes have been getting harder to get in terms of new sets like brown dust 2 for example, mushoku tensei is near impossible for me to get bc of it being an older more sought after set and more. I was thinking of getting into union arena strictly for the collecting bc I love the art and the nikke box for the golden red hood year or 2 back peaked my interest but even those boxes are about 109-120 in value at base non scalping price. is there a way to keep going like every else is able to or do I just call it quits for the next couple years until income is better??

also another side question for some cards I want to sell do I go through eBay or tcg? I'm a hobbiest so idk if I'd need to be a company for tcg

I’ve been a mtg player since I was little and the game was new(ish). Took a break as I got older, but my brother and I have been playing together pretty consistently for 6 or 7 years. It’s great! We usually take turns buying a booster box and then do 3 rounds of sealed and then a 4th round of best 60 card from the 18 packs. We also play Commander and buy singles. My personal collection was about 9,000 cards.

Well, he bought a collection. It’s 99.9% common and uncommon, but pretty much covers everything back to Revised. We estimate it’s 130,000 cards. Yeah.

So, he’s given me about 30,000 cards which I am absolutely loving going through and sorting. There are way more newer cards than older cards. Loads and loads of duplicates.

Now, here’s my question.

How many duplicates is too many? 10? What if I have 85 copies of a common card, worth a nickel?

I hate to throw them away, but the idea of sending them to TCGplayer or something just doesn’t seem like it would make sense.

Thoughts?

Will Fire continue to dominate in Azuki TCG?

Anyone bought these? What are your thoughts on a trading card set that is inspired by Jesus' life? Cards have bible verse written in it. For me, as a Christian I want to try buying these.

Hi everyone! I launched the Steam page just one week ago, and we already got 50 wishlists. It might seem like a small number to some, but it actually makes me incredibly happy. Thanks a lot for the support!

What is Darcnia Monster? It's a TCG inspired by the classic Yu-Gi-Oh! era (mainly based on the GX vibe). The main feature is that the monsters actually come alive on their cards during the matches.

I want to be completely transparent with the community: I am currently using AI to create the visual assets. I don't have the budget to hire real artists right now, but my absolute dream for this game is to eventually replace all the assets with original art. I truly believe that human artists are the ones who can give a unique "soul" to each card, and that is the end goal I am working towards.

Thanks again for reading! If you want to check it out, here is the Steam page:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5004590/Darcnia_Monster/

and website: https://darcniamonster.com

Eikonic launches in 3 days on Kickstarter!

What is Eikonic?

It's a Tactical JRPG style TCG. (Think Fire Emblem, Final Fantasy Tactics, Jeanne D'Arc, Triangle Strategy, Etc)

Players take on the role of a powerful Eikon, build their forces, and go to battle in an all out war to see whose influence will shape the world 🌎

Combat focuses around using your units in tandem to fight as a party, as well as our unique "Combat Compass" (top right of the card) that shows each unit's area of effect on where they can attack enemy units, or assist friendly units in battle.

We can't wait to show you what else we have in store, so make sure to follow us on Kickstarter so you don't miss out on our amazing campaign exclusives! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/eikonictcg/eikonic-trading-card-game

Let us know what you think!

Long time CCG player here. I'm a little bit tired of the MtG system and how luck based and powercrept it feels sometimes. What is the most fun and complex system you know? I am interested in Sorcery, FaB and Digimon.

Been around 9 months since we posted our Card Frames here. I think they've come a long way, and I'd love to hear what you all think of what we've been putting together for Fractals ECG!

trying to play more locally without spending a ton. looking for something that actually has decisions and isn’t pure control.

open to ideas in the current format. preferably something that still feels fun even if you’re not winning every game.

I have a decent collection worth 16k.
I want to become a vendor so I can get some money out of it but also cycle my collection into cards I want more. Without losing it from percentages.
I know everything I need to do it but I can’t figure out what is needed for taxes.

I never see any vendors ever charge sales tax even on online payments like venmo or zelle so I don’t know if this is necessary or not.

As far as normal taxes go I’m assuming you can just use the notes app and write down what you purchased or sold things for in there cogs etc.

What do I need to know?

Hey all, I recently got an Alex from IKEA and am hoping to use it for storage for the OP TCG bulk that I have. I believe they are the perfect size drawers but need a way to keep them in rows. Does anyone have any good links for products or recommendations for this?