Within the rule
- Pigni Base ×2
- Pigni Gold ×2
- Total Pigni
- 4
Within the 4-copy limit
Four copies of one monster, split across two prints.
How to Play
Learn the rules, build a legal deck, and understand how Tetramon cards fit together.
cards in a deck
copies of the same monster
Different print variants still count toward the same limit.
Every rule below is checked against current game data. A rule appears here only once the data behind it is closed.
Exactly this many cards, not a maximum.
Counted per monster, not per print.
Base, Silver, Gold and EX prints share one limit.
A Tetramon deck contains 50 cards. You can include up to 4 copies of the same monster, and different print variants of that monster still count toward the same limit.
Within the rule
Within the 4-copy limit
Four copies of one monster, split across two prints.
Above the copy limit
Above the 4-copy limit
One extra print pushes the same monster to five copies.
No. Different prints of the same monster still count toward the same copy limit.
Base
Silver
Gold
EX4 / 4 copies
Base, Silver, Gold and EX are prints of the same monster, so together they fill the whole limit.
Using a different print of the same monster does not give you another 4 copies.
Cards can reference gameplay effects. Use the Effects database when you want to understand a specific effect or find other cards that use it.
Some Tetramon cards are connected through evolution lines. You can browse those relationships in the Evolution Browser.
The site maps known card-to-card evolution relationships. How and when evolution happens during a match is not verified yet, so it is not described here.
Paste or import an existing deck and find rule problems. Every finding links back to the rule it breaks.
Build a deck or check one you already have.
If your problem is not one of these, the hub routes every symptom to the page that runs its check.