Starter Deck: RED/BLACK Sabo st 35

Sabo Leads the Revolutionary Army — ST-35 Starter Deck

Sabo steps into the spotlight as the featured leader of this red-black Starter Deck, bringing the fire and conviction of the Revolutionary Army to the One Piece Card Game. As Monkey D. Luffy's sworn brother and the Chief of Staff of the Revolutionary Army, Sabo is one of the most beloved characters in the series — and now he anchors a ready-to-play midrange combat deck built around his signature style of overwhelming force. This is the ST-35 Starter Deck, releasing July 31, 2026, and it's designed to get you on the table fast with a fully constructed, strategy-focused experience from the very first game.

What's in the Box

ST-35 is a red-black midrange deck built around Leader Sabo's board-wide power-up effect. Rather than chipping away at opponents one card at a time, this deck rewards explosive plays — deploying multiple characters at once and then using Sabo's leader ability to buff them all simultaneously. The red-black colour combination brings together aggressive attacking power with the disruptive effects that black is known for, making this a deck that can control the pace of a game while threatening lethal pressure. The full 51-card constructed deck spans 15 card types, so there's genuine variety in what you're playing with right out of the box. Everything needed to start is included — no additional purchases required to begin playing under official rules.

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Who Should Pick This Up

This deck is a natural pick for One Piece fans who've followed Sabo's arc from his tragic past in the Grey Terminal through his rise within the Revolutionary Army and his emotional reunion with Luffy at Dressrosa. If that story resonates, you'll find real satisfaction playing a deck built around his character. For newer players, it's one of the cleanest entry points into the One Piece Card Game — the red-black midrange style is approachable without being simplistic, and the board-wide power-up mechanic teaches you how to sequence plays meaningfully. Competitive players evaluating new leaders will want to assess Sabo's effect when the full card list drops, as board-wide buffs have historically created strong synergies in the right metagame context.

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