The games we’re stocking

Six games at open, each carried properly rather than sampled. Winter Park TCG opens in Winter Park, Florida — a short drive from Orlando — in Fall 2026. More about the shop itself is on the shop page, and what goes in the case for each game is on what we sell.

Pokémon

The game most people in Central Florida started on, and the one that never really stopped. Thirty years of print runs means the gap between what a shop stocks and what a player needs is enormous — a wall of sealed product is not the same thing as having the card someone drove out for.

What we’ll have: Current-era singles pulled and sleeved, booster boxes and elite trainer boxes, plus sleeves, binders and toploaders that are not an afterthought.

One Piece

Bandai's One Piece game did something rare — it got competitively serious fast without becoming impossible to pick up. Leaders give every deck a shape from the first turn, and the meta moves quickly enough that singles matter more than sealed.

What we’ll have: Leaders and staples in the case, sealed product at release, and the commons and uncommons that quietly decide games.

Magic: The Gathering

Thirty-plus years in and still the deepest game on the table. Commander is what most people are actually playing on a weeknight, and Commander runs on singles — one specific card, right now, for a deck that already exists.

What we’ll have: Commander and constructed singles, sealed product for drafting, and the format staples that are annoying to order one at a time.

Riftbound

Riot's TCG brought a very large audience to physical cards for the first time. A lot of shops are still treating it as a curiosity and stocking it thinly. We are not — if you play Riftbound, this is meant to be the shelf you drive to.

What we’ll have: Singles and sealed from the ground up, stocked as a main line rather than a trial.

Union Arena

Bandai's crossover game pulls from anime series people here already care about, which makes it the easiest game on this list to talk somebody into. It rewards knowing your series, and it plays fast.

What we’ll have: Sealed product across the series in rotation, plus singles for the decks people are actually building.

Gundam

A genuinely well-built game that is hard to find on a shelf anywhere near Orlando. That is exactly the reason to carry it properly — a game is only as alive locally as the nearest place that stocks it.

What we’ll have: Sealed product and singles, kept in stock rather than ordered once and never reordered.

Not seeing your game?

These six are what we are committing to at open, because carrying a game badly is worse than not carrying it. If there is something else you would drive to Winter Park for, tell us on Instagram — the list is not closed, and demand is the only argument that actually works on a stock order.