Forestcraft Leads the Revenants of Azvaldt Class Rating Snapshot
Forestcraft leads the Class Rating snapshot of Revenants of Azvaldt, with Runecraft close behind and every class gaining at least 58 points
Blue/Green Slips Again in Japan's Gundam Store Meta
Blue/Green remains Japan’s most-played Gundam deck, but its share fell for a third straight week as Green/Purple and Blue/Purple gained ground.
Four One Piece Winners from September 4-6
Enel won Europe’s biggest title of the weekend, while Luffy, Mihawk and Nico Robin also took major One Piece events.
Luka Forjan Wins the One Piece European Championship with Enel
Luka Forjan won the One Piece European Championship with OP15 Enel, earning a spot at Worlds after two years of near-misses and regional success.
Gundam's Strike Freedom Blue/White Blockers Wins Toronto Regional
Omnomnath won the Toronto Regional with a more defensive version of the BW Strike Freedom deck.
Crazy Raccoon and ZETA Win Premier Series Round 7 Openers
Crazy Raccoon beat DFM 3–2 and ZETA defeated RIDDLE 3–1 in the first half of Premier Series Round 7.
Levanga Hokkaido Leads Premier Series After Round 6
Levanga Hokkaido swept VARREL 4–0 to take first place in the first Premier Series following Revenants of Azvaldt release.
OP14 Dracule Mihawk Wins Again in Kissimmee
Yost won the Kissimmee Regional with OP14 Dracule Mihawk, giving the leader a second regional title of the weekend.
OP14 Dracule Mihawk Wins Auckland Regional
Hubert won the One Piece Card Game Auckland Regional with OP14 Dracule Mihawk, finishing ahead of Issac’s OP13 Luffy.
Andrew Hedrick Wins Pokémon TCG Worlds with Dragapult
Andrew Hedrick won Pokémon TCG Worlds with Dragapult, beating 2017 champion Diego Cassiraga’s Alakazam 2-0 in the final.
Gundam's Blue Takes All Four Top 4 Spots in Auckland
TSZ Fang won the Auckland Regional with Strike Freedom Gundam, an event where every Top 4 deck included Blue.
Dragapult ex Dominates Day 1 as Brent Tonisson Leads Worlds
Brent Tonisson is the only undefeated player after Day 1 of the 2026 Pokémon TCG World Championship, where Dragapult ex made up 42.9% of the Masters field.