I took it upon myself to fix those problems, and, working with Joey, I was able to combine both official documents into a single document, add a new section defining rules that have been added to the game in the FanZ era, and clean up a few outdated or unusual wordings that had lingered for years. However, upon trying to dive back in, I found it a bit messy and confusing to try to put together which deck building rules were applicable, and where to find rulings and full card legality information. Thankfully, fellow SS3’s Jason Toro and James Stadtmiller continued to help support the game in the capacity they could, and others in the community stepped up to help in the role of maintaining the integrity of the rules.Īs MetaManiacs has expanded its games and crew – and gained support in the form of Patreon donations – I’ve found it hard to stay away from both playing and finding a method of creating content for one of my most favorite TCGs of all time. Following its unfortunate demise, I was pulled in to help develop for Panini’s next TCG, and due to constraints on my time, I was unable to follow FanZ’s development past the first couple of virtual sets. This has absolutely been a passion project for me, and my hope is that this will lower the barrier for entry and re-entry into the game and serve as a useful tool for anyone who needs to quickly find rulings or deck construction restrictions.Īs some of you may know, prior to starting MetaManiacs, I was honored to serve as one of just a handful of “SS3” level judges for the Panini DBZ TCG. Today we have an exciting announcement for you all – after quite a bit of work and the blessing from FanZ head honcho Joey DiCarlo, we’ve at last completed and gotten approval for a comprehensive Current Rulings Document which combines both the final CRD for the official Panini DBZ TCG, and the CRD for its fan-driven continuation.

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