This is the first time Ive ever triple sleeved a deck and will likely be the last. The process was painstaking and I had to order a special deck box. Its also not fully deflated so even with my giant hands I cant shuffle it all, but Im happy to have done it this once. (3/3)

I ordered them with the DBZ card back upside down for the purpose of triple sleeving (some of the cards have become expensive enough to be irreplaceable, 20 yo game). The 78 card deck (85, but 7 start in play) is absolutely gigantic triple sleeved, like two commander decks. (2/3)

“Skeeting” lmao, took me a second to process that

I cant figure out how to import a deck 😓

Bonus points for some kind of ability used markers. A lot of people tap their cards as they use them but markers are less messy and tapping technically means paralyzed. A lot of people use coins for this too.

You need some dice for damage, a vstar marker (anything you can flip over will do, some people use coins), a translucent dice with rounded corners for flipping, and technically a poison and burn marker. Sleeves have to be official pokemon IP or solid color.

I used to like getting guides for old Pokemon games so I didnt miss any hidden items before I left an area. These days I mostly want to figure stuff out myself and only look something up if Im so stuck that my enthusiasm for the game is on the line.

Dont think so, dont think Ive played pirate rogue in a hot minute