Deck builder
Gundam Card Game deck builder
Build a 50-card main deck of Units, Pilots, Commands and Bases, with a 10-card resource deck alongside it. Gradely keeps the deck to one or two colours and four per card number, and charts the level and cost curves plus the AP and HP your units bring to the field.
Main deck and resource deck
The 50-card main deck and the 10-card resource deck are separate zones. Tokens such as EX Base and EX Resource never count towards either.
One or two colours
Colours are counted across the whole deck. Add a third and the builder flags it before you sleeve anything.
Level and cost curves
See the level and cost of every card together, so you know how many resources you need before your key units can deploy.
Units and pilots
Unit AP and HP spreads are shown alongside the AP and HP boosts your pilots add when paired, which is how most Gundam decks are tuned.
Parallels and alternate arts
Copies are counted by card number, so parallel copies share the limit of four with the regular print while still showing as the version you own.
Gundam Card Game deck rules
A Gundam Card Game deck has a main deck of exactly 50 cards, made of Units, Pilots, Commands and Bases, with up to four copies of any card number. A separate resource deck holds exactly 10 Resource cards. The whole deck may use one or two colours.
Supported formats
- Constructed
- The official constructed format: 50-card main deck, 10-card resource deck and one or two colours.
- Casual
- No legality or copy checks, for learning the game, trying new pilots and house rules.
How it works
- 1
Sign up free and create a Gundam Card Game deck.
- 2
Search Units, Pilots, Commands and Bases by colour, level or set, and add Resources to the resource deck.
- 3
Check colours and curves in the stats panel, then publish the deck or keep it private.
Frequently asked questions
Does it build the resource deck too?
Yes. The 10-card resource deck has its own zone and is counted apart from the 50-card main deck.
How many colours can a deck use?
One or two. A deck that uses more colours is flagged.
Are parallel cards counted separately?
No. Copies are counted by card number, so a parallel and a regular copy share one limit of four.
Can I see what I still need to collect?
Yes. Each card shows whether you own it, own a different version, or are still missing it.