Oracle of the Void

Public lists

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Public lists (the globe in the menu bar) shows the decks and lists other players have shared, including tournament-winning decks and the pre-constructed starter decks.

More load as you scroll down. An L5R deck shows its dynasty/fate cards and total ("40/40 (83 total)"), with a red Illegal when it breaks the deck construction rules (as its owner last saw it).

Your own lists

Logged in, the first pull-down switches between Public lists and My lists. My lists searches your own lists, private ones too, with the same boxes and pull-downs, and the Decks, Formats and Most played views. It shows every kind of list (pick one in the type pull-down); each says whether it's public or private. Nobody else sees your private lists here. A list you just saved shows up within a few seconds.

On a card's page, the folder next to the globe opens your lists with that card, with how many of them hold it. It goes by the card itself, not its title, so two cards with the same name stay apart.

Decks, People, Formats, Most played

The buttons on the right of the menu bar group the results:

"by name" on a deck shows that player's other lists.

Most played cards

Most played (the bar chart button) ranks the cards in the public decks. It counts the decks that the filters find, so pick a format, a clan or Tournament results to see what those decks play. Each card shows:

Most decks / Most copies picks which count comes first, and Any card type narrows it to one type of card. Click a card to open it. Only decks count, not collections or have and want lists. Old tournament archives make up a large share of the L5R decks, so their eras weigh more.

On a card's page, and beside each card in the detailed search results, the number next to the globe is how many public decks play it. Click it to see them.

Opening a deck

Click a deck to open it. Someone else's deck is read only. Logged in, Copy to my lists makes your own private copy to change; the copy notes where it came from. The deck's menu has its downloads, the same as your own lists have (Downloads).

To share one of your own lists, see Sharing.