How to Use
A short tour of what's on the site and how to get the most out of it.
Getting started
You can browse cards and play DigiDLE's card of the day and practice without an account. An account lets you save decks and a collection and play ranked rounds: you only need a username, an email address and a password.
The language and the light or dark theme can be changed from the top menu.
Finding cards
Search the Card List by name, number or effect, and narrow it with the filters. Click a card to see its details, its prints and its source on the wiki.
Tracking your collection
Once logged in, set the number of copies you own directly on the Card List. To add many at once, use Import a list: paste lines like "ST5-14",6 or choose a CSV file, then either add to your copies or replace your count. A plain id goes to the normal art; if an art can't be placed you'll be asked about it, and you can report it if it's missing.
Building a deck
Left click a card to add it to the deck, and right click to see its details. The deck can sit beside the cards or at the bottom of the page, and its charts show levels, play costs and colours.
Import pastes a list or reads a file and recognises the format by itself. Export gives you a list as text, in the line order you choose, or an image of the deck.
Making a tier list
Search cards and add them to a tier, then drag them around or tap a card and then where it goes. Rename, recolour, add and remove tiers as you like. Saved tier lists stay on your account.
Export makes a picture in a phone or wide format, and Share sends it to the apps on your phone, or copies the link of a saved list.
Following tournament results
The Tournaments page shows which decks are played in the current format, which win, and which are rising or falling. Hover the charts for the numbers, or click a deck to see only its results.
Open a result to see its decklist and details, and export it like a deck from the Deck Builder. Each result says where it comes from.
Reading deck profiles
Deck profiles explain a deck: its core cards and the packages that fill the free spots, its combos, how it plays each matchup, and its latest tournament results. Open a matchup to read about it, and play the gameplay videos at the bottom.
Following set spoilers
Set Spoilers lists the sets coming soon and those already out. Open one to see all its cards in number order: cards not revealed yet show as question marks, and a revealed card in the Card List opens there.
Playing DigiDLE
Type a card's name or number to guess. Each clue then turns green if it's right, partly right if some of it matches, or stays wrong; a triangle tells you if the card's value is higher or lower.
The card of the day and practice are just for fun. Ranked rounds need an account and change your Elo: you have 15 guesses, the clock runs from the start, and a round must be finished once started. The FAQ explains how the Elo is worked out.
Playing DigiGuess
Log in and pick Normal art or All art to start a round. Type a card's name or number under the picture: each wrong guess joins the list below and makes the picture clearer, until it's fully clear for your last guess out of 10.