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Sign in with your Google or Discord account from the top menu. There's no separate sign-up: the first time you log in, your profile is created automatically with your name and avatar from the provider.

From My decks you can create a new deck with a name. Inside the editor:

• Search cards by name, number or set abbreviation and add them with the "Add" button.
• Adjust quantities with the -/+ buttons on the deck's card list.
• Right-click a card in the deck to "Change version" and pick another edition/art of that same card (the price updates according to the chosen version).
• Switch between List and Images view with the toggle on the card list.
• Edit the deck's format, cover and description from the top banner.

Cardmarket (EUR) and TCGPlayer (USD) prices are shown when you hover over a card in search results and in the editor's bottom bar, along with the deck total.

Below the card list you'll find retreat cost curve and Pokémon type charts, plus an analysis panel with mulligan probability, expected energy per turn, an opening hand simulator, and a 10,000-hand simulation for the deck's owner.

Under "Share" you can set your deck to Private, Unlisted (only accessible with the link) or Public (shows up in Explore). From the export menu you can copy the deck as text, JSON, or download a PDF using the official Play! Pokémon tournament template.

In My collection you record the cards you physically own and their quantity, with the total value in Cardmarket/TCGPlayer; on the Wishlist tab you note down the ones you'd like to get. Both support filters, sorting, and list or grid view, and can be made Public, Unlisted or Private.

In the deck editor, each copy of a card shows a circle: tick it to mark that you already own that copy in your collection (it updates automatically). You can also add cards to your collection or wishlist from any card's detail window.

From the "Explore" menu you can search public decks, cards or users. On someone's profile you can follow them, see their public decks and, if they've made them public, their full collection and wishlist.

On any public deck you can like it, save it to favourites, or leave a comment if you're signed in.