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Your first deck

Go from 'just signed up' to a legal deck you can share in under ten minutes.

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Create your account

Sign up with email + password or with a Google account. After you confirm the email, you'll land on Choose your username — pick carefully, this is permanent and shown everywhere.

If you want extra security, go to Settings → Security and enrol a TOTP authenticator (Authy, 1Password, Aegis, Raivo). Black Wall will ask for a code on every login once you have one.

Browse the catalogue

Open the Cards tab in the navbar. You can:

  • Search by name, text, or faction tag.
  • Filter by color, type, set, cost, power and RAM.
  • Click any card for the full detail page with rules text and flavour.

If a card is marked retirada / retired, it used to be in the pool and is kept for historical decks only — it won't appear in the builder.

Start a deck

Go to Decks → New deck. Give it a name (you can rename it later).

Deck rules

  • Exactly 3 Legends — they define the colours your main deck can use.
  • 40 to 60 cards in the main deck.
  • Up to 3 copies of any single card.
  • Main-deck colour must match what your legends allow.

The builder shows a live validity bar. When it turns green, your deck is legal.

Cover + description

Upload a cover image (optional) so the deck stands out in public listings. Write a short description — it's the OG card when you share the link.

Share or keep it private

Each deck has a visibility setting:

  • Private — only you can see it.
  • Unlisted — reachable by URL but not in listings.
  • Public — shows up on the public Decks page and feeds the "Recent public decks" block on the home.

You can switch visibility at any time. Changing to private does not affect already-saved copies (fork etc.).

Share a deck

Every deck page has a Share menu (the three-dot menu at the top). Options:

  • Copy link.
  • Native share (mobile).
  • Twitter / Facebook / Reddit / WhatsApp / Telegram pre-filled with the title + link.
  • Export as netdeck.gg paste, plain text, JSON, PNG poster, or PDF poster.

What's next

  • Register a match after you play — Matches → New — to track your record.
  • Write a blog post about your list — Blog → New (editor role required; admins grant it).
  • Join or follow a public event from the Events tab.