Manual building and Grokk's forge

Deck Builder

Choose a verified hero, assemble a deck, review known rules, and save or export the result.

Grokk's deck table

WoW TCG Deck Builder

Choose a starting hero, assemble a main deck, keep an optional side deck, and check it against WoW TCG Comprehensive Rules v7.4 (2013), section 100 — Building a deck.

Our archive holds verified card scans. Class icons, faction icons, talent tags, reputations and Unlimited tags are only recorded where we have verified them, so most decks finish at Needs review rather than Legal. That means unknown, not illegal: a card verified to carry no class or faction icon may go in any deck (rule 100.2a). Nothing here is guessed from a filename or a picture.

Deck name

Format

Starting hero

34 heroes have their class, faction, talent specialization and text box read straight off our own scans. Heroes from other sets are not indexed yet. A verified hero settles the hero side of the rules only — the deck still cannot be certified until each card it holds has been read as well.

Selectable heroes: 34 (16 from Heroes of Azeroth, 18 from Through the Dark Portal), each read off our own scan. The scan project checklist has 382 rows labeled Hero across its 22 main-set tabs. That counts checklist entries, not a verified number of distinct playable heroes, and expansions or special products may add more. Heroes we have not read yet are not offered.

Notes

This draft is kept in this browser as you work. Saved decks are private to your DDR account and visible only to you.

Legality

Invalid

Main deck: 0 / 60 min
Side deck: 0
Distinct cards: 0
Verified data: 0 / 0

Use a side deck (Constructed: exactly 10 cards)

Choose exactly one starting hero. The hero is not part of the main deck.
Rules 100.1
The main deck holds 0 cards. Constructed decks need at least 60, and there is no maximum.
Rules 100.1

Evidence for hero data: Verified from the DDR-hosted card scans themselves.

Class and faction choices use icons actually read off a scan. A card is never sorted by class from its artwork, printed creature type or filename, so most scans sit under “not read yet” and stay findable by name.