The time has come! In this post you’ll find:
- Your assigned deck
- Your opponent for Phase 1, which includes two matches to be played in any order based on convenience
- How to find the Starter Decks in OCTGN
- Expansion Packs
Who Did You Pull?
I did my best to cater to the decks that people wanted to play. I hope you’re satisfied with your deck. Part of me wishes I could swap some of the MP & Mastery combinations, but I think these pairings will give players a good feel for the new Masteries and MPs.
Name: |
Deck: |
Alex Stewart | Black Manipulative Yajirobe |
Azarith Stryffe | Saiyan Enhanced Bardock |
Ben McNutt | Namekian Imposing Gohan |
Brandon Biggers | Blue Mimicry Buu |
Casey Hansman | Namekian Imposing Gohan |
Chris Kreitzman | Red Commanding Gotenks |
Dan Dagron | Saiyan Enhanced Bardock |
Devin Fuller | Saiyan Enhanced Bardock |
Frank DeLuca | Black Manipulative Yajirobe |
Hunter Lutz | Blue Mimicry Buu |
Joey Conagher | Namekian Imposing Gohan |
Justin Santana | Orange Energetic Vegito |
Katelyn Gigante | Orange Energetic Vegito |
Kelly Dennis | Orange Energetic Vegito |
Kevin Carignan | Red Commanding Gotenks |
Kevin Dennis | Red Commanding Gotenks |
Marc Bolger | Blue Mimicry Buu |
Mason knox | Red Commanding Gotenks |
Miguel Gonzalez | Orange Energetic Vegito |
Nathan Bartel | Blue Mimicry Buu |
Pete Blake | Namekian Imposing Gohan |
Trevor Cox | Namekian Imposing Gohan |
Trey Beasley | Saiyan Enhanced Bardock |
Phase 1 Pairings
Lots of text here, but just find your name (sorted alphabetically by first name). Each win in this phase is worth 3 points. I will do my best not to repeat opponents in the next phase. Each of you will select a themed Expansion Pack to modify your deck before Phase 2.
Name: | Opponents: | |
Alex Stewart | Azarith Stryffe | Ben McNutt |
Azarith Stryffe | Alex Stewart | Kelly Dennis |
Ben McNutt | Alex Stewart | Chris Kreitzman |
Brandon Biggers | Casey Hansman | Frank DeLuca |
Casey Hansman | Brandon Biggers | Mason Knox |
Chris Kreitzman | Ben McNutt | Trey Beasely |
Dan Dagron | Kevin Dennis | Justin Santana |
Devin Fuller | Joey Conagher | Katelyn Gigante |
Frank DeLuca | Brandon Biggers | Justin Santana |
Hunter Lutz | Kevin Carignan | Katelyn Gigante |
Joey Conagher | Devin Fuller | Miguel Gonzalez |
Justin Santana | Frank DeLuca | Dan Dagron |
Katelyn Gigante | Hunter Lutz | Devin Fuller |
Kelly Dennis | Azarith Stryffe | Trevor Cox |
Kevin Carignan | Hunter Lutz | Marc Bolger |
Kevin Dennis | Dan Dagron | Nathan Bartel |
Marc Bolger | Trevor Cox | Kevin Carignan |
Mason knox | Casey Hansman | Miguel Gonzalez |
Miguel Gonzalez | Joey Conagher | Mason Knox |
Nathan Bartel | Kevin Dennis | Pete Blake |
Pete Blake | Trey Beasely | Nathan Bartel |
Trevor Cox | Kelly Dennis | Marc Bolger |
Trey Beasley | Chris Kreitzman | Pete Blake |
How to Find Your Deck
- Open OCTGN.
- Go to Deck Editor. Select “Load…”.
- Go to the main OCTGN folder.
- Open “GameDatabase”.
- Select the DBZ folder (updated 9/14/19).
- Open the “decks” folder from this location.
- Open your assigned deck and save it to your main “Decks” folder for easier access.
Expansion Packs
After playing a couple of matches with your deck you may notice some ways in which you’d like to improve it. While on your own time you can take the shells I’ve created and fine-tune them to your desire. For this tournament you will be limited to the cards you can add. After Phase 1, you will select one of the following Expansion Packs. You will then be allowed to swap any cards from your pack into your deck. The contents of the packs will be classified. You will receive an e-mail or Facebook message with the contents of your pack.
Possible Packs
- Dragon Ball Expansion Pack
- Planned Control Expansion Pack
- Consistency Expansion Pack
- Styled Boon Expansion Pack
- Freestyle Value Expansion Pack
Let the Games Begin!
I’d prefer to wait until Joey’s post before beginning matches, but whenever either of your opponents is ready, you may begin playing! I really hope you enjoy this format, and I sincerely hope the balancing of the starter decks is fair and leads to exciting play. Far more time could have been spent balancing the decks but, without a lot of previews early on, there just wasn’t time.