Introduction

Hi! Welcome to DingDongDB. I'd like to provide a short introduction to our deck editor as there are a few cool tips and tricks to help making deckbuilding easier.

Deck View

Here's an example of a deck that we currently have.

Deck Building

Now, let's head over to the Deck Builder. We do have Japanese cards included, but our default sort prioritizes the current Global set.

We have a Filter button, that includes the following options.

• Class
• Language
• Card Type
• Deck Location
• Rarity
• Traits
• Set
• Cost
• Attack
• Defense

Next, let's go over some options we can set for the deck.

We have the following 3 formats available currently.

• Unlimited: Both Japanese and English cards are selectable under this format.
• EN Standard: Only cards available in the Global version of Shadowverse Evolve are valid.
• JP Standard: Only cards available in the Japanese version of Shadowverse Evolve are valid.

Once you select a format, if you've selected a format that isn't Unlimited, you must select one of the Classes or Universes available.

Additionally, we support various import and export methods that can be shared easily with other players.

Finally, some tips for the deck builder itself.

• Our search searches through all text fields on the card, including ID.
• You can double click on a card to add it to the deck, either from the card list or your deck.
• You can right click a card from your deck to remove

Deck Importing and Exporting

Our deck builder supports a variety of import and export mechanisms to make sharing to decklog and other sites easy!

Import Methods

• JSON: Import using our JSON format
• Text: Import using a much more readable plaintext format.

Export Methods:

• SVEClient: Exports to the SVEClient format for easy importing.
• Plain Text: Exports to a readable plaintext format which contains the Leader, Main Deck, and Evo Deck.
• JSON: Exports to a JSON format that uses Card IDs instead of the card names as in Plain Text
• Bushi Format: Generates a code usable in the official Bushiroad Decklog

Deck Browsing

Let's start by heading to the My Decks page. If you're not logged in, we currently support Discord login, and you do need to be logged in to access this page.

There you can see your current decks and change their visibility.

Our visibility options are:

• Private : Only you will see your decks. You must be logged in to see it, and no one else can.
• Unlisted : This deck will be hidden from the Public Deck view, but you can share it with
• Public: This deck will show up in the Public Deck view, and will have your username shown alongside it.

Currently decks default to Private, so make sure you change your visibility if needed.

Next, let's head over to the Public Deck view.

Here you can see what decks people have made public, we do plan to add a better way to browse the public decks but currently they're sorted by date, with the most recent ones at the top. it.

Conclusion

Thank you for checking out DingDongDB! We have our official discord if you have any feedback, notice any bugs, or if you just want to say hi!