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ONE PIECE Card Game · ST-21

Starter Deck EX: Gear 5

17 cards · 15 special printings
Completion level
Just the regular printing of each card in the set.
Outline and name only, no colour artwork

3 A4 pages · checklist included

17 cards

Sign in and mark the ones you already have to print only what you are missing.

Most valuable Starter Deck EX: Gear 5 cards

The 10 cards in the set with the highest market price right now, special printings included.

  1. 1
    Monkey.D.Luffy ST21-001
    Monkey.D.Luffy
    ST21-001 · L · Parallel
    $74.08
  2. 2
    Roronoa Zoro ST21-015
    Roronoa Zoro
    ST21-015 · SR · Parallel
    $34.22
  3. 3
    Monkey.D.Luffy ST21-014
    Monkey.D.Luffy
    ST21-014 · SR · Parallel
    $30.41
  4. 4
    Nami ST21-009
    Nami
    ST21-009 · C · Parallel
    $15.14
  5. 5
    Nico Robin ST21-010
    Nico Robin
    ST21-010 · C · Parallel
    $15.06
  6. 6
    Tony Tony.Chopper ST21-008
    Tony Tony.Chopper
    ST21-008 · C · Parallel
    $14.27
  7. 7
    Jewelry Bonney ST21-004
    Jewelry Bonney
    ST21-004 · C
    $13.18
  8. 8
    Monkey.D.Luffy ST21-014
    Monkey.D.Luffy
    ST21-014 · SR
    $10.50
  9. 9
    Jewelry Bonney ST21-004
    Jewelry Bonney
    ST21-004 · C · Parallel
    $7.10
  10. 10
    Sanji ST21-003
    Sanji
    ST21-003 · C · Parallel
    $6.56

Approximate market prices in US dollars (TCGplayer), refreshed every few days. They vary with condition and store.

Starter Deck EX: Gear 5 cards by rarity

How many cards of each rarity are in the set's regular printing:

RarityCards
LLeader1
CCommon14
SRSuper Rare2
What does each rarity mean? Read the rarity guide

About Starter Deck EX: Gear 5

Starter Deck EX: Gear 5 (ST-21) is a Bandai ONE PIECE Card Game set with 17 cards in their regular printing and 15 special printings (parallels, alternate arts, SPs and the like).

The PDF template has a real-size (63 × 88 mm) placeholder for every card, labelled with its code and name and ordered so you can fill a 9-pocket binder in sequence. A checklist at the end lets you tick cards off.

Pick "Complete" for one card per code, or "Master" if you also collect the special printings — each one is marked with its tag (ALT, SP, MANGA…).

ONE PIECE Card Game is a trademark of Bandai. Card images and names belong to Eiichiro Oda / Shueisha, Toei Animation and Bandai. Unofficial site, not affiliated with any of them; templates are for personal, non-commercial use.

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