Enel and Buggy match Xebec’s win rate at a fraction of the play rate
2026-10-30 · data write-up
Numbers as of 2026-10-30: written before snapshots were stored, so its window and n are not recorded. The live metagame is since the 2026-10-12 banlist took effect (2026-10-12 to 2026-11-04), n=842 players in 38 events, and may differ from the figures below.
The numbers that stand out
Over the current 30-day metagame window (23 events, 514 registered players, since the 2026-10-12 banlist), the win-rate standings at the top look like this:
| Leader | Players | Win Rate | Wins | Losses |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rocks.D.Xebec OP17-039 (Blue) | 82 (16.0%) | 55.6% | 205 | 164 |
| Enel OP05-098 (Yellow) | 24 (4.7%) | 55.2% | 64 | 52 |
| Buggy OP09-042 (Blue) | 23 (4.5%) | 54.2% | 58 | 49 |
| Luffy & Ace ST30-001 (Red/Green) | 57 (11.1%) | 52.9% | — | — |
Enel’s 55.2% win rate over 117 games is just 0.4 percentage points below Xebec’s 55.6% over 375 games. Buggy’s 54.2% over 107 games sits above Luffy & Ace (52.9%). Both mid-tier leaders are outperforming the second-highest-played deck.
Why the play rates diverge
Xebec (16.0%) and Luffy & Ace (11.1%) dominate registration because tournament players gravitate to known top-tier options. Enel and Buggy attract fewer pilots — but the pilots who do play them are converting at a near-identical rate to Xebec.
The gap is not a performance gap; it may be a perception gap. Both Enel (Sky Island, life-zero strategy) and Buggy (Cross Guild big-play ramp) require knowing their matchup angles well, which reduces their registration relative to their output.
The outlier going the other way
Monkey.D.Luffy OP17-079 (Black) is the opposite case: 5.1% meta share (third-most-played among mid-tier leaders) but only 44.3% win rate over 107 games — the lowest win rate of any tracked leader. Players are registering it at a higher rate than its results justify.
Rosinante in the middle
Donquixote Rosinante OP12-061 (Purple/Yellow) splits the difference: 24 players, 50.9% win rate over 117 games. Solid, near field-average, consistent.
What this means heading into the weekend
If you’re preparing for this weekend’s events, the full field data is on the metagame page. Enel and Buggy are the leaders most likely to punish a field that under-prepares for them. Leader-by-leader matchup and price data is on each leader page.
Every number on this page comes from the tournament results and prices listed on the sources page.