Best decks for beginners
Cheap to build, strong against the meta, and steady whether you go first or second
New to the One Piece Card Game? These decks cost about $60 or less to build, still win a lot in simulated games against the 12 most-played decks, and don't swing much on the die roll. Each links to its full list, a guide (what to keep, what to play each turn) and its matchups.
1. Rocks.D.Xebec OP17-039 · Blue
$23.37 budget version · wins 83.0% · full list going first 66%, second 66%
2. Shirahoshi OP11-022 · Green/Yellow
$44.61 tournament list · wins 81.0% · full list going first 71%, second 65%
3. Jewelry Bonney OP13-100 · Yellow
$49.06 budget version · wins 77.7% · full list going first 62%, second 73%
4. Nami OP11-041 · Blue/Yellow
$46.80 budget version · wins 66.9% · full list going first 56%, second 58%
5. Edward.Newgate OP17-001 · Red
$41.10 budget version · wins 65.2% · full list going first 50%, second 51%
6. Portgas.D.Ace OP13-002 · Red/Blue
$38.24 budget version · wins 65.0% · full list going first 71%, second 74%
7. Enel OP05-098 · Yellow
$40.75 budget version · wins 64.3% · full list going first 48%, second 59%
8. Sabo OP13-004 · Red/Black
$39.31 budget version · wins 64.3% · full list going first 62%, second 70%
Prices are TCGplayer market prices for the cheapest version of each card. Win rates come from the site's game engine with the same AI on both sides.