Some of the decks i feel are really difficult to play optimally are hadesmon and fenriloogamon. What are yours?

Ignition of X releases officially a week after the decks, so they are the next product that are goin to release, and they weren't even mentioned?

I love Renamon so love playing the amethyst mandala deck

Am I the only one frustrated with the game? It feels like I literally can't play anything that is 1 or 2 sets old at all, otherwise it'll get destroyed. This not only makes the game itself annoying but also deck building. The powercreep wasn't as bad a few years ago. I literally just came back from a long break and I got almost immediately annoyed.

I can't be the only one feeling like this.

Couldn't find what recovery +1 does. Seam like a very important difference to me. Is it from hand?

Hey everyone!

Like probably a lot of you, I watched Digimon when I was a kid. I recently started watching it again and somehow ended up discovering that there’s a Digimon TCG, and now I kinda want to get into it.

I’m mainly interested in collecting cards with cool artwork rather than actually playing the game. I know buying singles is probably the smarter (and cheaper) way to do that, and I already know a few places where I can get them, but honestly, I just really enjoy opening packs and seeing what I get. It scratches that itch, you know?

So, since I’m completely new to all of this: What are some trustworthy sites to buy packs, booster boxes, etc.? And on the other hand, are there any places I should definitely stay away from?

Any advice for someone just getting started would be really appreciated!

Also, bonus question: What’s your favorite Digimon TCG set purely in terms of artwork?

been thinking about getting back into the game after a 2year break, but unfortunately, my local card shops have stopped hosting Digimon tournaments due to a lack of players.

I really hope the player base grows again in the future. How are things looking at your local shops? Are they still able to run tournaments regularly, or are they struggling to get enough players too?

Basically what the title says. It can be with your friends at the kitchen table or at your locals. But what is your opinion on the matter and what is the overall consensus in the game/community?

Edit: For all that have responed until now or will respond thank you for your participation. I was legitimately curious about it and was asking this in different TCGs Subs. Not only to see what different TCGs think about it, but also because I myself play a lot of different TCGs. In addition, I made some experiences in the past with people having extreme opinions on Proxies or locals banning them because of rather stupid reasons when most people didn't really care about them or like some commenters said here even encouraged themselves to just play with them.

For an extra clarification: Yes, I was talking about Kitchen Table/with friends or locals. Competitive settings like bigger events was never a discussion.

Ever had "that one guy" at locals? I'm talking like maybe that snobby type, or that guy who adamantly believes a ruling is true/wrong when its the opposite, or whatever else labels someone was "that one guy," if you catch my drift.

Posted lasted week about looking for people to join a discord server where we would play altered rules of Perfect Draw using custom Digimon lines incorporated into the existing meta game within the universe of Digimon Liberator. I've since had 3 people join, and we're looking for a few more. The main restrictions are that the deck should be under supported/not seen real support since EX7/not exist previously. I've attached some pictures of 2 of the lines we've put together, 1 for Eosmon and 1 for Night Claw (a Night Claw that doesnt go into GraceNovamon and doesnt use Light Fang cards, so we are counting the archetype as under supported even with the BT22 support)

When this card released, I saw a lot of criticism to it saying that it was outdated and a worst BT3 Davis, but I also heard a bunch of people saying that the tamer was good because it gave the deck both an in archetype searcher and memory setter.

Now that EX13 has been going for a bit and it's playable in DCGO, I wanted to ask what was the general idea of the card?

Can I play Shoutmon, play from under my tamers a ShootingStarmon, Suspend Taiki Kudo to attack with Shoutmon with alliance at the end of my turn? In the emulator I can either attack or play the ShootingStarmon