I have recently been experimenting with Anki and I have noticed that there are quite a few varieties of RTK decks available.

I was wondering which deck do you guys use/recommend.

Thanks!

If it's truly RTK then it shouldn't really matter. All you need is keyword and kanji. And a space to add a story if you so choose. Just stay away from anything that says Lazy Kanji if you don't know what it means.

The one with 25gazillion downloads is the safe bet. by 25 gazillion I mean 25,000.
Its a significantly higher number then any other RTK decks out there, so I would trust it. Its actually the first thing on the list that comes up.

Yep, that's the deck i use.

There's a deck that includes the top two stories from this site (although it's slightly dated now). I found it extremely helpful for mobile device learning and reviewing, since switching to a browser on those things is a few hundred times slower, and I did almost all of my reviewing with ankidroid. Also, offline learning.

Strength in numbers!

Thanks for the advice. I'll go with the most popular one.

netsplitter, which dead are you speaking of when you said

"There's a deck that includes the top two stories from this site (although it's slightly dated now). I found it extremely helpful for mobile device learning and reviewing, since switching to a browser on those things is a few hundred times slower, and I did almost all of my reviewing with ankidroid. Also, offline learning."

It's called "Heisig's Remember the Kanji 1-3 w/top 2 community stories".

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netsplitter Wrote:There's a deck that includes the top two stories from this site (although it's slightly dated now). I found it extremely helpful for mobile device learning and reviewing, since switching to a browser on those things is a few hundred times slower, and I did almost all of my reviewing with ankidroid. Also, offline learning.

I share the same sentiments. This deck was a huge time saver for RTK.

I haven't heard of that before. That sounds like a great deck for people not wanting to stress making their own stories.

I uploaded a deck that had a few bells and whistles (frequency, jlpt code, more meanings, primitives, etc) on the idea that a user can determine what they wanted or did not want to see.

I found the "Heisig's Remember the Kanji 1-3 w/top 2 community stories" and its great. Thanks again!