Two very different TCGs just got a lot easier to build for. One's a portal-hopping elemental battler, the other's a nostalgia-soaked brawler built around the Neopets you grew up with.
Azuki TCG and Neopets Battledome TCG single cards are both live on our site now!
Whether you're chasing a Portrait Rare to finish a Gates Awakened deck or hunting down the last Codestone for your Battledome lineup, now you can get the card you actually need.
Our full selection of singles lives online, gamersguildazcards.com is the best place to shop. Browse what's in stock and have it shipped straight to your door, or choose either location for pickup. Turnaround is quick either way.
Here's what you need to know about both before you start filling out your want list.
Azuki TCG comes from Azuki Labs, the same studio behind the Azuki anime and collectibles brand, and it's become almost as well known for its art as its gameplay. The creative director behind the card designs brought years of experience in industrial design, theme park design and concept art for Blizzard’s Overwatch to the card-design process.
Azuki TCG splits the battlefield into two zones: the Garden, where combat and most of the action happens, and the Alley, a back row where you stage entities before sending them into the fight. Your Gate moves those entities between the two zones, with effects that scale based on the Gate Power of whatever you’re portaling. That movement creates the kind of strategic decisions that make deck building feel genuinely different here.
Your Gate helps determine how your entities move into battle, so it should play a major role in deciding which singles belong in your deck.
Each Gate carries its own identity, Raizan leans on weapons, Shao controls the tempo of a match, Bobu ramps into boss monsters, and Zero is all about bursting an opponent down fast, so the singles worth chasing depend heavily on which of those playstyles you're building toward. Neutral cards can work with any Leader regardless of element, making them flexible options while you build around that strategy.
Collectors should also keep an eye out for Portrait Rare cards. Their foil pattern was specially designed to capture the moment of portal travel.
Ready to Battle? Put your singles to work at our weekly Azuki TCG tournaments on Sundays in Tempe and Thursdays in North Phoenix. Entry is $5. Register through the Azuki TCG app.
Published by Upper Deck, the Neopets Battledome TCG brings one of the internet's earliest virtual pet communities to the tabletop. The original Neopets site launched back in November
1999 and grew into a genuine cultural phenomenon, pulling in over 35 million monthly users at its peak and more than 150 million players over its lifetime.
Longtime fans might remember the first Neopets TCG too, made by Wizards of the Coast, the same studio behind Magic: The Gathering, before it was discontinued in 2006. Upper Deck's Battledome TCG is Neopets' first physical card game in nearly 20 years, arriving right alongside the brand's 25th anniversary and a broader revival under new leadership.
Battledome turns a familiar Neopets activity into a dice-based duel. Players train their Neopets with Codestones, prepare cards that match their current level and then head into battle. Attack and Defence determine how many dice you roll, while higher Agility can earn you rerolls. Win two of the three rounds and your Neopet becomes Champion.
Food cards can be played at any time without counting against the usual one-card limit during the Prep phase, giving players more flexibility without using their main play for the turn.
Paint Brushes swap your Neopet for a new Rainbow Pool version while keeping its Codestones, equipment, and damage, a strong way to shift strategy without losing progress.
Ready to Battle? Join our weekly Neopets Battledome TCG tournaments Mondays in Tempe and Tuesdays in North Phoenix. Entry is $6 and includes an OBL pack for participating, plus another pack for every round you win.
Don’t roll the dice, check out our selection of TCG single cards online at gamersguildazcards.com.
