Is this just a Mahabharata card game?

No. The Mahabharata is one deck among many. The wider lore spans Jataka tales, regional folklore from across India, the Shakti cult, and the Mahavidhyas — with decks planned around Rama, Ravana, the Naga, the Devas and Asuras, and an all-goddess Devi deck.

Do I need to build my own deck?

No . Yuganta decks are pre-constructed and tournament-legal straight out of the box. You can also build it from collecting Ananta packs.

What's the difference between Yuganta and Ananta?

Yuganta is the ready-to-play side — complete decks. Ananta is the collectible side — booster packs, art variants, and TCG-only cards with no Yuganta legality.

Can I play Yuganta if I only buy booster packs?

Yes — every Yuganta-legal card pulled from a pack is legal in its deck, and any art variant of a character fills that deck's slot.

Which decks can I buy right now?

The lineup is rolling out deck by deck — check the deck lineup section above for what's currently available.

Ananta

A Trading Card Universe Built From Indian Mythology

Heroes, demons, sages, animal-spirits, and goddesses drawn from across the subcontinent — playable in pre-built decks, collectible in booster packs.

One Universe. Two Ways to Play.

Same characters, same lore, same rules foundation. You just choose whether you want to sit down and play immediately, or open packs and build your collection first.

Yuganta

is the ready-to-play side — complete, pre-constructed decks. Buy one, open it, play the same day. No deckbuilding, no card-pool anxiety.

Ananta

is the collectible side — randomized booster packs, chaseable art variants, and a trading scene that grows on its own. Every Yuganta-legal card you pull still slots straight into deck play.

Ananta

Yuganta

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A Card Game With the Whole Subcontinent to Draw From

This isn't a two-family war retold in cardboard. The lore spans the Mahabharata and Jataka tales, regional folk traditions from Kerala to Odisha, the Shakti cult, and the ten Mahavidhyas — devas and asuras, nagas and vanaras, sages, tricksters, and goddesses who've never had a card game built around them before. Every deck pulls from a different corner of that world, and the roadmap keeps going.

Jataka

Purana

Epics

A Growing Lineup, Not a Single Story

Each Yuganta deck stands on its own — its own characters, its own corner of the mythology, its own way to play. Available now and in development:

Pandava · Kaurava · Karna · Rama · Ravana · Vanara · Panchatantra · Naga · Devas · Asuras · Devi

Open a Pack, Build a Collection

Ananta boosters mix pulls across the entire deck lineup — not just one or two decks — plus multiple art styles for the same character and cards that exist only in Ananta with no Yuganta legality at all, like the Indonesian Punakawan clowns Semar, Petruk, Gareng, and Bagong. Every pull doubles as a stat-block for the standalone Ananta TCG, playable in five minutes.

Randomized booster packs alongside guaranteed complete Yuganta boxes

Any art variant of a character fills that character's deck slot — mix and match freely

A collect-and-trade scene that grows organically around cards people actually want

One Card, Two Games

Every Yuganta-legal card carries two independent stat sets — Bala and Prana for Yuganta, Prahar and Dhriti for Ananta — hand-balanced, not converted. Pull it in a pack, and it still plays straight into deck-vs-deck.