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The deck (デッキ, dekki) is the set of cards that a player can draw from while playing the Genso Suikoden Card Stories TCG.

Overview

Each player uses their own deck in a game. A deck is made from character, mission and facilities cards.

When a game begins, the deck is placed face-down in the deck space on the game field. All cards in the deck must remain face-down during the game, unless a card effect says otherwise. During a game, neither player may view the contents of either player's deck unless a card effect allows them to. Even if a card in the deck is face-up, it cannot be looked at by either player unless it is on top of the deck.

Deck rules

The deck must contain only legal cards.
The deck must contain exactly 50 cards.
If you choose to use a Mastermind card, each card in your deck with a camp alignment must match at least one of the Mastermind cards camp alignments.
Mastermind cards are not placed in the deck do not count towards the 50 card total.

Genso Suikoden Card Stories original release
- A player may put any number of the same cards in their deck.
Genso Suikoden Card Stories Chapter II
- A player may not have more than 4 cards of the same name in a deck, regardless of their abilities, artwork, or stats.

Deck recommendations

Roughly 30-35 cards of your deck should be comprised of character cards.
Of your Character cards, about 20 of the cards should be Leader cards as they are vital for engaging Mission cards.
Around 10 cards should be Mission and Facilities cards.
The remainder of your deck should be given over to other character cards.

References

Genso Suikoden Card Stories Official Rule Book 1st Edition, page 14

Releases
Genso Suikoden Card Stories (Game Boy Advance) • Genso Suikoden Card Stories (Trading Card Game)
Card Stories	Starter Box • Booster Pack Vol.1 • Booster Pack Vol.2 • Premium Pack • Booster Pack Vol.3 • Booster Pack Vol.4
Card Stories II	CS2 Starter Deck • CS2 Booster Pack Vol.1 • CS2 Booster Pack Vol.2 • CS2 Booster Pack Vol.3 • Remake Booster • CS2 Booster Pack Vol.4
Genso Suikoden Card Stories (Game Boy Advance)
Characters	Hero • Anabelle • Apple • Camus • Culgan • Flik • Gorudo • Han Cunningham • Jillia Blight • Jowy Atreides • Kiba Windamier • Klaus Windamier • Leknaat • Lorelai • Luca Blight • Lucia • Miklotov • Nanami • Neclord • Rowd • Seed • Shu • Sierra Mikain • Solon Jhee • Teresa Wisemail • Viktor
Locations	Cave of the Wind • Coronet Town • Forest Village (Nearby Forest) • Greenhill City • Kuskus Town • Lakewest • L'Renouille • Matilda Knightdom • Mercenary Fortress • Mt. Rakutei • Muse City • Path to Matilda • Radat Town • Ryube Village (North Sparrow Pass) • Sajah Village (Shinen Forest) • South Window City • Tenzan Pass • Tinto City (Tinto Mines) • Toto Village • Two River City
Rules
Basic	Deck rules • Game field • Link rules • Unique Rule
Card types	Character • Mission • Facilities
Order of play	Preparation Phase • Main Phase • Deploy Step • Decision Step • Garrison Step • Replenish Phase • Turn Shift Phase

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-The '''deck''' (デッキ, ''dekki'') is the set of cards that a player can draw from while playing [[Genso Suikoden Card Stories]]. Each player uses their own deck in a game.
+The '''deck''' (デッキ, ''dekki'') is the set of cards that a player can draw from while playing the [[Genso Suikoden Card Stories TCG]].
-A deck is made from [[Character card|Character]], [[Mission card|Mission]] and [[Facilities card]]s.
+==Overview==
+Each player uses their own deck in a game. A deck is made from [[Character card|character]], [[Mission card|mission]] and [[facilities card]]s.
-When a game begins, the deck is placed face-down in the deck space on the [[game field]]. All cards in the deck must remain face-down during the game (unless a card effect says otherwise). During a game, neither player may view the contents of either player's deck unless a card effect allows them to. Even if a card in the deck is face-up, it cannot be looked at by either player unless it is on top of the deck.
+When a game begins, the deck is placed face-down in the deck space on the [[game field]]. All cards in the deck must remain face-down during the game, unless a card effect says otherwise. During a game, neither player may view the contents of either player's deck unless a card effect allows them to. Even if a card in the deck is face-up, it cannot be looked at by either player unless it is on top of the deck.
 ==Deck rules==
 *The deck must contain only legal cards.
-*The deck must contain 50 cards.
+*The deck must contain exactly 50 cards.
-*A player may not have more than 4 cards of the same name in a deck, regardless of their abilities, artwork, or stats. This is a Chapter II rule. If you are playing under original Card Stories rules only, then there is no limit.
 * If you choose to use a [[Mastermind card]], each card in your deck with a [[camp]] alignment must match at least one of the Mastermind cards camp alignments.
+* [[Mastermind card]]s are not placed in the deck do not count towards the 50 card total.
+*'''Genso Suikoden Card Stories original release'''
+** A player may put any number of the same cards in their deck.
+*'''Genso Suikoden Card Stories Chapter II'''
+** A player may not have more than 4 cards of the same name in a deck, regardless of their abilities, artwork, or stats.
 ==Deck recommendations==
-* Roughly 30-35 cards of your deck should be comprised of [[Character card]]s.
+* Roughly 30-35 cards of your deck should be comprised of [[character card]]s.
 * Of your Character cards, about 20 of the cards should be [[Leader card]]s as they are vital for engaging [[Mission card]]s.
 * Around 10 cards should be Mission and [[Facilities card]]s.
-* The remainder of your deck should be given over to other Character cards.
+* The remainder of your deck should be given over to other character cards.
+==References==
+# [[Genso Suikoden Card Stories Official Rule Book 1st Edition]], page 14
 {{GS05}}{{Short description|Card Stories game mechanic}}
 [[Category:Genso Suikoden Card Stories rules and terminology]]