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The story behind the app: why it exists, what it does differently, where it is still catching up, and what it runs on.

What a card, a printing, and a copy are, and how the three levels connect.

Organize cards by where they physically are (deck boxes, binders, or lent to friends) and control which are available for deck building.

Move collections between OpenRift and other Riftbound tools (Piltover Archive, RiftCore, and more) using CSV.

Send the decklist you're looking at on another site straight to OpenRift with one click, using the Firefox add-on.

Build, fill, and price the wishlists and tradelists that power group trading, including per-card overrides and the three list kinds.

Set up a closed circle of friends to share wishlists and tradelists, pool cards into shared collections, and see who has what you want.

Plan your deck by picking cards, filling zones, and validating against Constructed format rules.

Print proxy PDFs from your decks for playtesting, with card images or text placeholders.

Add the OpenRift bot to your Discord server to look up cards, unfurl deck codes, and quote rules right from chat.

Put cards in front of an audience: a full-screen show for window capture, or a transparent browser source you paste into OBS.

Rank cards on a drag-and-drop board, then share it as a link, download it as an image, or rank live on stream.

Add one command to Nightbot, StreamElements, or Fossabot so viewers can look up any card from your stream chat.

Push entrant decklists from your registration system into a tournament's deck check: API keys, the payload, claim links, and limits.