In this week's episode, the Memory Gauge tackles the fundamentals of deck building for the Digimon Card Game. How many Digimon should you play? How many colours? How many Level 3s should you play, and how many Level 6s? We answer all these questions and more!

Music is 'Confidence Allure (30 Seconds Chorus)' by Simon Jomphe Lepine

Notes:

The full card list for Special Set 1.0 has been released! We finally know which cards from the first three Japanese sets are going to be appearing in the first English set release. Find it here!

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This episode referenced decklists found at digimonmeta.com.

Create and edit decks and search for cards at digimoncard.dev.

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The Digimon Level Ratio:

6 Level 3s
5 Level 4s
4 Level 5s
2 Level 6s

In an extra-length episode, the Memory Gauge tackles the question that is on everyone's mind ahead of the English language release of the Digimon Card Game in 2021 - which of the three starter decks should I choose? Also featuring detailed deck breakdowns!

Music is 'Confidence Allure (30 Seconds Chorus)' by Simon Jomphe Lepine

Notes:

This episode referenced the decklists and card translations that can be found at digimoncard.dev.

In April of 2020, a new Digimon Card Game was released in Japan. It will be released in English in January, 2021. But what makes this new trading card game stand out, and why is it worth your time?

Music is 'Confidence Allure (30 Seconds Chorus)' by Simon Jomphe Lepine

Notes:

Learn to play! Find the official English translation of the Digimon Card Game rules here!

The official English website for the Digimon Card Game is here.