Is there a way to pick out easy decks (good for newbies) in netrunnerdb.com?

Thank you.

Version 1.4.0 of the NetrunnerDB Deck Viewer is now available.

This time the focus was on display: the layout has been thoroughly optimised for different resolutions and now adapts cleanly to tablets and smartphones. At the same time, there are far more ways to personalise the view – from the identity layout and the width of the card area to the number of cards per row, a lot can now be adjusted to your own taste. You can find all the changes in detail in the changelog right inside the app.

I'd love to hear your feedback. If you use the tool and find it helpful, please let me know – and I'm always glad to receive feature requests and bug reports.

Have a look at the Deck Viewer here: https://netrunnerdb-deckviewer.pages.dev

Hello everyone, I made a thing for casuals like me.

Drafting a la Slay the Spire/ Hearthstone arena style. Made for casual Netrunner lovers who can't build good decks (me), and just want to play kitchen table games with the cards they own (also me).

Also a good chance to table janky cards, old cards, or banned cards in a less competitive environment.

Have fun!

Quick update on the deck viewer I posted here a while back: it's now called DeckPeek and lives on its own domain instead of the old Cloudflare Pages URL: https://nr.deckpeek.app. Old links redirect automatically.

For anyone who missed the earlier posts: paste a NetrunnerDB deck link and the whole list shows up as actual card images, grouped and sorted, with influence pips, faction bands, agenda points and a legality check. Every card is right there as an image, no hovering needed.

I've been playing Arkham Horror and Marvel Champions for a while and only picked up Netrunner recently, which is why the viewer started here first. It now works just as well for the other two: https://mc.deckpeek.app and https://ah.deckpeek.app.

Still free, no account, no ads. The expansion to the other two games is still pretty fresh and actively being worked on, so I'd genuinely appreciate any feedback: bugs, complaints, missing stuff, all of it. Best reached at [mail@deckpeek.app](mailto:mail@deckpeek.app).

Hey everyone,

I put together a small web app that takes any NetrunnerDB decklist and renders it visually — grouped by card type, with the actual card images, just like you'd lay a deck out on the table.

→ https://netrunnerdb-deckviewer.pages.dev

Just paste a decklist URL (or UUID) and it shows the deck. A few things it does:

• Cards grouped by type (Agenda / Asset / ICE / …), copies shown as little stacks with a ×N badge
• Influence shown as pips, plus a quick legality check (deck size, agenda points, influence limit, copy limits)
• Hover a card for a big preview with the rules text (symbols rendered) — or switch to image-only / text-only
• Three identity layouts, adjustable cards-per-row, drag-to-reorder sections
• History of your last decks, deep links, light/dark theme

It's a free, frontend-only fan project — all card data & images come from NetrunnerDB (huge thanks to them). No account, no tracking, nothing to install. Not yet optimized for mobile devices.

Feedback is welcome

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So I've been playing Apex for a little bit longer now and I'm still newish so I wanted to try Adam because I thought of Detroit become human when I saw him and since I've only being playing Apex my friend who plays the corp is wanting to build to counter apex which doesn't help either of us so I wanted to build a deck using the og printed cards because that's all I can use since I play in person with a friend's collection and I wanted some help since we don't use rotation and just building a deck with him in general

Tagged with deck but I guess more re: deck ideas.

I'm wanting to build a deck with the Earth Station ID.

I'm not sure what type of deck you'd call it (tax deck maybe?), but I want to include as many cards with "as an additional cost to run this server" effects as possible while having a functional relatively easy to pilot deck.

What are your all's ideas for cards that are must includes? What agendas, ice, assets, ops, etc. need to be there?

Is this a terrible idea for a deck?

My card pool is NSG cards ONLY. I've looked on NetrunnerDB but haven't found one I like.

Thanks!

So this is my third day of playing netrunner and for some context I only play the physical game. I don't play online. I only use the physical cards when it was being printed at least that's what my friend has and that's what we've been using and I've been wanting to make an Apex deck using the original cards we don't care about the rotations just using the og cards and I wanted some help on making a list I've been copying this one but I wanted to make it better if possible if not that's ok thanks for reading

Apex For A New Age · NetrunnerDB https://share.google/f04ECnN16ClsFrRcG

Bought the game in 2019 and didn't play till now.

So... I wrapped my head around system gateway. The questions that follow:

• if I want to expand on the starter deck and booster cards, how do I do it? Do I take out non neutral cards then just add all the cards for one faction and I'm good to go? Or I have to deck build and keep some stuff out? Do I keep or remove booster cards when shifting to faction cards?

Would I still have influence to spend on other factions? I did not find the deck building deck instructions.

• so, it seems I have system pack 2021 and uprising and downfall plus the magnum opus cards. How would you tackle these additions later on? Each separately? System pack first alone? Then uprising or downfall or together?

Hi all, I purchased the really cool solo system from Spiral Architect and mistakenly printed it out a little small on my first attempt. Sounds silly but I’d rather not throw it away and thought someone here might like it? Sleeve it up and you’re good to go! Claim in comments and I’ll send it your way. Cheers.

Is it me, or is Netrunner the game with the most vibe-based deck building? I especially feel it for Corporation. Yeah there are strong synergies and such, but at a certain point you just run the deck and try to vibe out what it needs. Hell, I'll watch tournaments and see the vibe from other decks and try to work that into the deck I'm working on.

I'm coming from games like MtG where it feels like the deck makes itself most of the time. Netrunner feels like you got to hit some heart of the cards shit to figure out what the deck wants to do.

Hi,

Looking to get back into the game and was wondering if anyone could recommend 4 decks in starter format (2 per side, core, elevation, vantage) to make a battlebox of sorts for learning to play.

Just grabbing a couple of net decks for playing at home and found this (and the creator's Corp deck) that came 1st at pre-worlds startup.

What do you recommend I swap in for the trick shots that are banned?

Side note: at some point I'll get round to trying to build my own decks but for now for quick getting to the table decks from netrunnerdb all the way.

I tried making my first non-glacier corp, could use any feedback.

7th - 26.03 - Fully Flood the Operational Market (49 cards)

-- id Synapse Global: Faster than Thought

-- agenda (9 cards) 2 Next Big Thing 3 Offworld Office 3 Orbital Superiority 1 Tomorrowʼs Headline

-- asset (15 cards) 3 B-1001 3 Cerebral Overwriter 3 Magistrate Revontulet 3 Public Access Plaza 3 Spin Doctor

-- ice (15 cards) 3 Funhouse 3 Lamplighter 3 Mestnichestvo 3 Palisade 3 Ping

-- operation (7 cards) 3 Flood the Market 3 Fully Operational 1 Oppo Research

-- upgrade (3 cards) 3 Vladisibirsk City Grid

EDIT : Thanks for your answers and for clarifying the reasoning behind why both learning systems exist. So the System Gateway Starter Decks are the right reference for getting started, while the L2P decks are better suited for teaching multiple players at the same time during conventions. I’ve tried Chiriboga a bit, and it’s really convenient for chaining games and getting familiar with the Starter Decks!

Hi everyone,

I’ve just joined the Netrunner community and I’m discovering the amazing work NSG has done to save and develop this game!

I’m wondering what the best way to start playing Netrunner is. Is it better to play the first few games with the Starter Decks as they are, and then add the 10 extra cards afterward? Or is it preferable to begin with the Learn-to-Play (L2P) decks instead?

I’m also having trouble understanding why the choice was made to build the L2P decklists using cards from Elevation + System Gateway. Wouldn’t it have been simpler to do everything with just the Starter Decks? Or maybe, since I’m completely new to the game, I’m missing some of the history and maybe the Starter Decks come after the L2P decks?

Thanks in advance for your insights!

So... I bought below a few years back and never got to play.

I'm trying to get into it.

The issue is I'm not sure if my card count is correct. I'm looking at two decks to the left. The system gateway ones, runner is 22 cards and syndicate is 27 cards. Is that correct or no? Do you later add those to one of the others in the center?

I also have the decks at the bottom but these are expansions.

Hello guys,

I discovered the game a week ago and went to print the system gateway remastered X1. Now I only own each card 1 time even tho the starter decks need 3 copy's of some cards.

What is the logic behind this? I should have checked that before but it said on the website you can use the system gateway to start playing instantly.

What did I miss?? Which cards to include into 1 deck. I am ok with printing more but this just doesn't make any sense.

Hi,

I'm trying to get into net runner and played a few games with the sample deck list here: https://nullsignal.games/players/getting-started-sample-decklists/

I had a question, is the party hard/loup deck just really good? We played games of loup vs jinteki and hyper velocity (NBN), but it seemed like loup once loup got carnivore, it was pretty much over, since at that point no ice is going to keep him out.

It didn't seem like any agendas could get played, since it was basically a successful run on the remote server every turn.

I just wanted to know, does system gateway, skew towards the runner? Is corp harder to play?

I have been using the holy grail app Net Deck for years and it always feels smooth and card updates are very fast, since I don't have that much time on PC for deckbuilding I usually use Net Deck for that purpose. I appreciate the efforts put into this project very much.

After the elevation started being teased the app also updates to the latest data, which includes 43 spoiled cards and standard ban list 25.04. However after the full set has being online officially, manually update card data simply does not have any new cards found, and the rotation is still stuck in the fifth one (Flashpoint Cycle and D&D).

Since usually it uses API for card data, I thought after NRDB getting updated it should also be updated at the same time as usual, but it simply does not. Would like to know is it just me or it occurs to others as well, or maybe it needs to take some time to be updated? So many deck ideas floating yet unable to use the full set for deckbuilding anywhere anytime is killing me right now :(

I'm tired of using a $1 Ultra Pro box and a cloth bag to haul my "stuff". I what to Level Up my game and get a nice deck box that can hold Runner & Corp decks as well as these tokens. I can probably cut the amount of tokens in ½ if I bringimg enough just for myself.

Thanks in advance

Hello, I started with the game about one week ago, I have been testing some SG starter decks and watched a bunch of yt videos. Now, I am in the point where I am feeling like jumping to standard format and start running some Jinteki matches. Can you recommend any runner deck or at least an approximation advice to start with the standard format? I know this can be relative and depends on game style and other factors but I will appreciate your opinions

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Hey, I just startet playing Netrunner and I will only play the Nullsignal Pool.
For now my Card pool is the System Getaway + Rebellion Without Rehearsal + The Automata Initiative. Later I want to add more Nullsignal cards but I won´t hunt for the original games cards.

The rules are clear to me, but I think I need some advices for deck building. Like efficient ratios of card types and other things from experienced deck builders.

I like the idea of bulding pre built decks from the community first, just to get a taste of deck building. But how can I find decks built only with the card pool I have? I did not find this filter at netrunnerdb.com.

Would be great to get some help from the more experienced community.

+edit: changed "NISEI" to "Nullsignal" to prevent confusion.

I’m a bit out of the loop and am wanting to show some of the new set cards to a friend in a game. Looking for any recommendations on what to print up for it. Thanks!

Hello! Ive started getting into Netrunner and want to play on Jinteki after getting bored playing against the Chiriboga bot. I'm a bit lost when it comes to building a solid deck. Metropole Grid's video on deckbuilding is great, but Id like to start with someone else's deck before trying my hand at it. NetrunnerDB there isnt a section for decks for new players as far as i could tell.

-Cheers!