What is the One Piece Card ?
Officially, two players each seat a Leader and a deck built around that Leader's colors. The race is to reduce the opponent's life to zero while developing Characters, Events, and Stages. DON!! cards are the shared resource that powers attacks and abilities each turn. This page is a plain-language field guide — terms, structure, and era context — for readers who want the documentation without the noise.
How a turn resolves
Refresh DON!!, draw, deploy pressure, then declare attacks. Life cards that are taken become hand resources, so every trade is a documented tension between board state and card advantage. Local events and digital tables run on the same turn skeleton.
[REFRESH] active DON!! upright [DRAW] +1 from deck [MAIN] play / attach DON!! / activate [COMBAT] declare attackers → blockers → damage [END] clear once-per-turn flags
Set eras
Story windows the product line has documented in booster naming and product waves. Browse the labels — they are reference tags, not a quiz.
Color identities
Leaders lock a deck into one or two colors. That identity shapes tempo, removal tools, and how steep the DON!! curve can run. Documented here as the six base color lanes.
About this archive
One Piece TCG Historian is a personal documentation project: plain English notes on how the card game is structured, which eras the sets map to, and how color identity frames deck building. It is unaffiliated with Bandai or the official product line.