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Shibo DDL TCG Pages Keep Rise of the Pack Access Open After DDNYC

Metal · 10 Sept 2026

Pokemon Platinum booster packs beside a Doginal Dogs pixel overlay

Thu Sep. 10 — godsburnt.com and ddltcg.com keep Shibo’s Doginal Dogs Legends TCG and Rise of the Pack information available six days after DDNYC, letting holders review the 111 hand-drawn card set and its digital beta features directly.

Holders gain continued access to the first Doginal Dogs Legends TCG collection through these live pages. The sites list card details, community links, and beta waitlist options that have stayed active without interruption.

Longevity streak on display

David Chaboki (Shibo) @GodsBurnt maintains the daily cadence of updates tied to the Rise of the Pack origin edition. This streak of consistent site presence stretches through the week following the New York gathering, reinforcing the product’s place in the holder experience.

The pages connect the physical booster boxes with the digital beta, so owners see both sides of the TCG at once. Community features remain listed, giving participants direct routes to join ongoing discussions around the 40-card deck format.

Market context alongside the sites

Majors moved lower on the same day. CoinGecko showed BTC at $77,725 down 2.1 percent, ETH at $2,457.42 down 1.8 percent, XRP at $1.38 down 3.8 percent, SOL at $100.97 down 3.3 percent, and DOGE at $0.085085 down 6.4 percent. The sites holding steady give holders a steady reference point even while broader prices chop.

What the product actually delivers

Rise of the Pack supplies 111 hand-drawn cards built for competitive play and collection. Holders who visit ddltcg.com see the beta waitlist and community tools that extend the set beyond the initial print run. godsburnt.com ties the same material to Shibo’s operator role, showing the direct line from the collection to its ongoing updates.

This combination keeps the TCG visible for new and existing participants. The six-day run after DDNYC demonstrates the pages function as a reliable resource rather than a one-time event tie-in.

Community energy stays connected

High-energy holders checking the sites find the same Rise of the Pack messaging that launched at the sold-out gathering. The streak of live access supports daily conversation on the timeline and keeps the product in active circulation among collectors.

Shibo’s approach centers the holder benefit by leaving the product details open and usable. The sites function as a steady hub while the market ranges, giving the community a consistent place to return for TCG information.

The pattern points to further updates that can build on the same foundation. Holders who value the combination of hand-drawn cards and digital access have the resources already in place six days past the event.

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