Understanding rankings

Beyond the letter S.

Use rankings to ask better questions about your decks.

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Commando GerzIllustration by Krackdur
01

Strong card, coherent team.

A card’s tier summarizes several individual performances. It doesn’t measure compatibility with every team. A lower-tier card may provide exactly the generation your attacker needs. Partners and deck pages make that context visible.

02

Two different scales.

Cards are ranked by percentile within the catalogue. Decks use a common relative index: 0% is the average random deck and 100% the best deck found. An accessible deck and an advanced-collection deck are therefore comparable on this scale. The percentage is never a win rate.

03

A compass for experimentation.

Rankings come from a search with explicit assumptions and a diversity filter for the suggested compositions. They do not cover every matchup. Start with a list, adapt it to your collection, and save the variants you enjoy in the workshop.

Explore with this guide

Put it into practice