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Tracking games
Logging a game by hand, the keyboard shortcuts, and editing what you’ve tracked.
The Tracker logs one game at a time as it ends. If you'd rather bring in a whole session at once, see Importing your Power.log.
Logging a game
- Choose your deck. Pick a saved deck, paste a deck code, or choose just your class. The tracker remembers it for the next game.
- Choose their class. Click it, or press its key.
- Say who went first. You, or them with you on the coin. If you didn't notice, choose not sure.
- Save it with the result. Win, loss or draw.
The format and mode (Standard, Wild, Twist or Classic; ranked, casual, friendly or other) stay as you last set them. Under Rank, turns and notes you can add your rank or legend rank, the number of turns, and a note of up to 500 characters.
Keyboard shortcuts
Shortcuts work anywhere on the tracker except while you're typing in a field.
| Key | Does |
|---|---|
| 1 | Their class is Death Knight |
| 2 | Their class is Demon Hunter |
| 3 | Their class is Druid |
| 4 | Their class is Hunter |
| 5 | Their class is Mage |
| 6 | Their class is Paladin |
| 7 | Their class is Priest |
| 8 | Their class is Rogue |
| 9 | Their class is Shaman |
| 0 | Their class is Warlock |
| - | Their class is Warrior |
| F | You went first |
| C | You had the coin |
| N | Not sure who went first |
| W L D | Save the game as a win, a loss or a draw |
| U | Undo the last game you saved |
Editing and deleting
Every game appears under Recent games. Use its edit button to change anything you logged, or delete it. Changes show in your analytics straight away.
Your full history
Signed in, Game history holds every game you've ever tracked, on every plan. Narrow it by format, mode, result, your class, their class, deck, whether it was logged or imported, dates, or words in your notes. The filters stay in the page's address, so you can bookmark a view. The record at the top covers exactly the games the filters match.
- Open a game to see your notes and, for imported games, the cards each side played, the cards you saw and your mulligan.
- Select several games to delete them together. The page asks first.
- Export the games the filters match as a CSV file for a spreadsheet.
A second tab lists your daily-puzzle rounds, day by day.
Signed out
Without an account, games are kept in this browser, and the analytics work on them the same way. Clearing the browser's site data removes them. When you sign in, the tracker offers to move them into your account.