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Yes. Use a Free account to organize saved decks and choose Private, Unlisted or Public visibility. Published decks pin a saved version. Card lookup, printing selection and artwork stay free.

Not yet. A link is retained as the source for a draft; paste its decklist to save the cards.

Browse discussions and public deck previews. Verified accounts can choose a public handle to post and reply; likes, follows, blocking and reporting are available.

You can run the complete mock journey: validation, queue, running, and a synthetic report. Real game engines stay disabled; results are fixed examples, not deck analysis.

The mock selector offers Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Lorcana, and Riftbound setup profiles. Pokémon remains unavailable. Availability is shown before you enter decklists.

No. It does not parse cards, check deck-building rules, assess coverage, or predict match results. A ready mock setup is not a legal or playable deck certification.

The selector only exposes combinations enabled for this preview. Unavailable options are disabled or explicitly described. This is not a complete catalogue of official game rules.

Starting a mock run sends inputs to this website for transient validation. Mock reports are temporary; the application does not save mock input as library decks, log deck contents, or fetch deck links. Saving a library deck is a separate action. Changing an earlier selector clears dependent inputs.

Yes—email/password and Google sign-in are available on the Account page, with verified email and optional MFA. Subscriptions and checkout remain disabled.

No affiliation or endorsement is implied. Game names are used to identify the planned supported games.

There is no announced launch date. Each game will need coverage, correctness, safety, and user-experience checks before it is enabled.