Gotta be resourceful when growin’ up on the streets. With V: Streetkid, the value keeps flowing even after defeat. One gonk’s trash is another gonk’s treasure, after all.

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Cyberpunk TCG launches its Kickstarter on March 17, and after playing the alpha decks, its dice-driven Street Cred system already feels unlike any other card game. Check out our full preview: https://bit.ly/4dinBbo

A ghost in the machine. With Alt Cunningham: Soulkiller Architect, dive through data to revive a powerful Program for free.

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This nomad is as loyal as they come. Panam Palmer: Nomad Cavalry will do whatever it takes to keep her allies alive.

Elegance. Control. Precision. With Hanako Arasaka: In a Gilded Cage, directly convert gig mastery into draw power.

Cold. Calculated. Unforgiving. With Meredith Stout: Stone Cold Corpo, any unfortunate outcome is just a mild inconvenience. Staying one step ahead comes easy.

“Aight... You want the Flathead? I better see some Eddies.” With Royce: Psycho on the Edge, more gear means more power. Deck out this chrome jock and take twice as much from your rival.

No roads. No rules. With Riding Nomad, you can strike immediately and attack a spent rival Unit the turn it hits the table.

The music’s loud — and the rewards are louder. Kerry Eurodyne: The Last Rockerboy, is all about maxing that Street Cred. Keep the fans engaged and reap the rewards.

“Sit your ass down ‘fore I plant a bullet in your skull.” With Dum Dum: Maelstrom Triggerman, sometimes a little sacrifice is necessary for success.

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“None leave the slaughterhouse! Not alive!” Adam Smasher: Metal Over Meat squashes the competition, clearing the board in one fell swoop.

Raw strength meets ruthless efficiency. Gorilla Arms do double damage — the first time you steal a Gig each turn, you can steal another with the same number of sides.

Charm is a weapon — and secrets cut the deepest. With Evelyn Parker: Beautiful Enigma, disrupt a rival’s plans while digging for the perfect Braindance to stay one step ahead.

We’re just getting started… With Afterparty at Lizzie’s, you can shift a rival Gig and, if the values line up, keep the momentum going with an extra draw.

River’s loyal to a fault; he’d never leave an ally unprotected. Gear up a Unit in a pinch with River Ward: Detective on the Hunt.

A genius to some, a gonk to others. But one thing’s for certain: he’s a short-circed menace. Royce: Don’t Call Me Simon, illustrated by Mooncolony, packs a heavy Militech punch.

Legends never truly die, so be careful their ghost doesn’t come back to haunt you. Alt Cunningham: Soulkiller Architect, illustrated by Daniel Valaisis, shows the City of Dreams’ most legendary netrunner.

In Night City, it’s not always clear who has the upper hand. Relax and reassess in Gunpoint Diplomacy, with card art by Rafael de Latorre.

Tragedy never feels too far away in Night City — all the more reason to find someone and hold ‘em close. Make memories with Pyramid Song, with art by Elizaveta Kazakova.

There are no happily-ever-afters in Night City. But love makes living easier, until it doesn’t. Ready up with Bonnie and Clyde in this art by Rion Chow.

Real road warriors know — the Yaiba Kusanagi CT-3X is the best choice for doing damage in the streets. This Modded Kusanagi, illustrated by Łukasz Poller, is ready to light up the highway.

While many in Night City choose to operate in the shadows, Tyger Claws are flashy as hell. Japantown Jonin, illustrated by Michał Dziekan, shows how style outshines substance.

To the Valentinos, family is religion. Gotta be careful whose blood you spill. Illustrated by Jesus Hervás, La Llorona: Ghost of the Past is always ready to haunt Night City.

Next punch is lights out. This card art is Psychotic Goon, illustrated by Michal Ivan.

The Valentinos, Maelstrom, Tyger Claws… Night City is full of gangs, and full of gonks. Gotta do what you can to stand out. Chrome Fang, card art illustrated by Bernard Kowalczuk, is no exception.

A braindance lets you live out your wildest dreams — or your worst nightmares. Just don’t press pause on reality for too long. This card art, Shattered Memories, is by Max Fiumara.

Started with a broken nose and a massive debt. Ended as a Night City Legend. V: Streetkid illustration by Olgierd Ciszak

Evelyn might put her faith in professionals, but she prefers to pull the strings. Steer clear of this deadly doll’s web in Evelyn Parker: Beautiful Enigma, illustrated by Daniel Valaisis.

Maelstrom has never been more successful than under his erratic, paranoid iron fist. Probably ‘cause the only way to stay alive is to do biz with him. This card art by Michel Ivan is Royce: Psycho on the Edge.

Doing the right thing in Night City is more than just wearing a badge. Honestly, wearing the badge usually makes it harder. Crack the case with River Ward: Detective on the Hunt, illustrated by Daniel Valaisis.

Before she became Night City’s top fixer, Rogue was one of its most legendary mercs. Artist Olgierd Ciszak shows us her life before Afterlife in Rogue Amendiares: Preem Solo.

Don’t let the name fool ya — street knowledge gets you far in Night City. With card art by Łukasz Poller, this is Dum Dum: Maelstrom Triggerman.

The virtuoso of virtus is always there when you need her. This card illustration by Ilya Kushinov is none other than Judy Alvarez: Braindance Maestro.

Her secrets could be yours… at a price. Rendezvous beneath the golden lanterns with Hanako Arasaka: Daughter of the Emperor, in this Iconic Rare variant art by Pandart Studio.

Rumors about Hanako Arasaka never last long. And neither do the people who spread them. In this card illustration by Daniel Valaisis, approach the hidden hand of the Arasaka Corporation, Hanako Arasaka: Daughter of the Emperor.

The City of Dreams for some, sure. But the city of nightmares for everyone else. Best to roll with the punches — and throw a few of your own. This card illustration is V: Street Kid by Olgierd Ciszak.

It’s hard to turn down a ticket to the major leagues — even if you can’t trust the one offerin’. Risk it all with Dexter DeShawn: One Last Chance, in art by Mooncolony.

Rocker, rebel, revolutionary? No matter how ya remember him, one thing was undeniable. This man was a Night City Legend. Start a riot with Johnny Silverhand: Rocking Renegade with card art by Daniel Valaisis.

The Cyberpunk franchise has a lot of followers, and the TCG community has never been more active and interested in new games. Learn how WeirdCo is tackling TCG scarcity issues in their blog post www.weirdco.net/blog-1/built...

Witness the American god of rock in his Samurai days. This card artwork from Daniel Valaisis is a front row seat to Kerry Eurodyne: Axe, Attitude, Audience.

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This card art by Rion Chow exposes the tear in a gonk’s heart when they fall for someone in the wrong crew. Bat your eyelashes at Screw: Lovelorn Fool.

Looking for a decent ripper? Vik has the best chrome in town — but his life advice is even better. This Legend is Viktor Vektor: Sit Down and Relax.

Jackie is always there to push you forward and make the most of every gig — in both Cyberpunk 2077 and as Jackie Welles: Pour One Out For Me.

The brain behind the dance, whether it’s business or pleasure. With Epic Rare art by Gautier Viller and Iconic Rare art by Pandart Studio, meet Judy Alvarez: Nothing to Doubt.

The Night City Boogeyman is locked on to ya in both his alternate arts. With Epic Rare art by Michał Dziekan and Iconic Rare art by Pandart Studio, Adam Smasher: Ender of Legends has never looked so good.

Knowing when to make a move is key to surviving the dark future. In Cyberpunk TCG, Programs are one-time effects that can turn the tables on your opponent when played at the right time.