- Share of the field
- 0.3%
- 6 decks · 6 events
- Share of top cuts
- 0.7%
- 5 decks
- Win rate
- 57%
- 12–9
- Conversion
- Over-performing
- Top-cut share vs popularity
Community read
at OP17 launch, 2026-09
Tier C — rogue — needs a dedicated pilot, can reach top 32-64
One creator's opinion, published 2026-09-06. Not a measurement, and not ours.
Answer everything one card at a time and win the long game on cards.
- What it does well
- A solid package that needs nothing from the new set.
- Where it struggles
- Almost nobody plays it, so nothing pushes it upward either.
Top finishes
- 1st one piece banfield #19 (4th n1) Sep 26, 2026 · 3-0 · 11 lists · Ivan Frias View list
- 1st [GER] Dressrosa Tournament-OP16.5 Aug 10, 2026 · 3-0 · 7 lists · Swagifatboi View list
- 2nd [GER] Dressrosa Tournament-OP17 Aug 13, 2026 · 1-2 · 2 lists · Rhaexo View list
- 3rd [GER] Dressrosa Tournament-OP17 Sep 21, 2026 · 2-1 · 12 lists · Swagifatboi View list
- 5th Liga Phoenix 2026 - ONE PIECE - MANA 40° Oct 13, 2026 · 2-2 · 9 lists · Ivo Balduzzi View list
- 21st EGB TOURNAMENT MINIATURE METROPOLIS Oct 25, 2026 · 1-4 · 23 lists · Edgar96 View list
What the field runs
over 6 decklists we hold
- Haute Couture Patch★Work (foil) OP05-094 100% ×3.0 avg
- Ms. Wednesday OP14-083 100% ×4.0 avg
- Ms. All Sunday (foil) OP14-084 100% ×4.0 avg
- Miss.Valentine(Mikita) (foil) OP14-087 100% ×4.0 avg
- Miss.MerryChristmas(Drophy) OP14-088 100% ×3.8 avg
- Mr.1(Daz.Bonez) (foil) OP14-090 100% ×4.0 avg
- Mr.2.Bon.Kurei(Bentham) (foil) OP14-091 100% ×3.8 avg
- Mr.4(Babe) OP14-093 100% ×2.2 avg
- Mr.5(Gem) OP14-094 100% ×2.7 avg
- Ground Death (foil) OP14-096 100% ×4.0 avg
- Disappointed? OP14-099 100% ×3.8 avg
- Crocodile (foil) OP14-120 100% ×4.0 avg
- Monkey.D.Luffy (foil) OP15-092 100% ×2.7 avg
- Miss.Goldenweek(Marianne) OP14-085 83% ×2.6 avg
- Miss Doublefinger(Zala) OP14-086 50% ×1.7 avg
- Gerd (foil) OP17-081 33% ×2.0 avg
- P-100 P-100 17% ×2.0 avg
Copies are averaged over the decks that run the card, not over every deck on this Leader — a card in 40% of lists at four copies is a four-of that gets cut, not a 1.6-of.