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This tier list will hold meta-staple decks that you'll likely encounter in tournament play and will be updated as the meta changes up
Key aspects of the Vanilla Sanji deck: Use of bulk cards (characters without special abilities) Focus on raw power and efficient trading Emphasis on building strong board presence Inclusion of characters like Eustass Captain Kid for defensive capabilities Strengths and limitations: The Vanilla Sanji deck provides a solid introduction to the game mechanics while remaining competitive in casual play
label=9.%20Bursting%20Balloon Bursting Balloon might seem flimsy due to the fact that it disappears after one turn whether it gets used or not, but thats the beauty of it
The second nod in favor of playing 15 or less lands is the aforementioned BO1 algorithm which I touched on briefly in the 16-land decks bit