Wishlists & Tradelists

A wishlist is what you're looking for. A tradelist is what you'd give up. Share either one with a group and OpenRift matches your wants against other members' haves.

Wishlist

Cards you want. Entries drop off as you add copies to your collection.

Tradelist

Specific copies you'd part with. Entries drop off as those copies leave your collection.

What lists can be made of

Every list has a kind, picked when you create it. The kind decides what goes on the list. See Cards, Printings & Copies for what these mean.

Cards: Any printing satisfies the entry. "I need three Fury Runes, art doesn't matter." Available for wishlists and organize lists.
Printings: A specific version: set, art, finish. For when you want one particular printing, like a foil alt-art from one specific set. Available for wishlists and organize lists.
Copies: Specific physical copies from your collections. Tradelists are always copy-kind.

Creating a wishlist

Open the Collections sidebar and click + New wishlist.

Pick a name

'For my Yasuo deck', 'Missing rares', whatever you'll recognize.

Choose a kind

Cards or printings. Pick cards unless you want one specific printing.

Set the trade defaults (or skip for now)

A price reference, currency, and accepts value. You can fill these in later from List → Edit.

Filling a wishlist

A fresh wishlist opens with a Browse catalog button. Clicking it puts the catalog into add-mode (a small pulsing dot in the toolbar marks the mode); from there, the + on any card adds it to the list.

Other paths in:

From the catalog

Any card cell's overflow menu has an Add to list action.

Bulk import

Paste a text list of card names and quantities. Card-kind lists only. See Importing & Exporting for the format.

From a deck

The deck builder's missing-cards view can spin up a wishlist pre-filled with the cards in the deck you don't own yet.

Drag

Drag any card from the catalog grid onto the wishlist in the sidebar.

Creating a tradelist

Open the Collections sidebar and click + New tradelist.

Pick a name

'Spare foils', 'For Tuesday Night Crew', 'Sell pile'.

Kind is fixed to copies

No choice. Tradelists track real cards from your collection.

Set the trade defaults

A price reference, currency, and accepts value. Setting these is what other members see before they reach out.

Filling a tradelist

Tradelists hold individual copies, so you fill them from the collection side, not the catalog side. Two paths:

From a collection

Open the collection, hit Manage cards in the top bar, pick the copies you want, and use Add to list in the floating action bar.

Drag

Drag a copy from the grid onto the tradelist in the sidebar.

Adding a copy to a tradelist doesn't move it out of its collection. The copy stays where it physically is; the tradelist just flags it as available. When you trade it away, dispose or move it like any other copy and it drops off the tradelist.

Setting prices and trade preferences

Trade preferences live in two layers: a default that applies to the whole list, and optional per-card overrides. When the list is shared into a group, these are what show up as the They: and You: lines on match rows.

List defaults

Set in the create dialog, or later from Edit on the list page. Three fields:

Price reference: A marketplace price (Cardmarket, TCGplayer, or CardTrader), a fixed amount you type in, or blank to say "let's negotiate".
Currency: EUR or USD. Used for fixed amounts.
Accepts: Cards, Money, or Both.

Per-card overrides

Each entry has a pill showing its current preference (inherited from the list, or overridden). Click it to set a different price or accepts value for that one card. An override only replaces the fields you change; the others still fall through to the list default.

Adjusting quantities and removing entries

Wishlists have − / + next to the quantity. Tradelists show a count of copies (one per physical card). Right-click an entry or use the row actions menu to remove it.

Filing a copy list into another collection

Copy-kind lists sit on top of real copies, so you can move those copies into a different collection without leaving the list. Use Move all to collection in the list's ⋮ menu to file the whole list at once, or right-click a single card and pick Move to collection. In select mode, the right-click action covers everything you have selected.

This is the "sorted out, now put it in the bulk box" path: build an organize list with a dynamic rule that finds your surplus, check it over, then move it in one step. If the rule is limited to specific source collections, the cards drop off the list as soon as they land elsewhere, so the list empties as you work through it. Cards you added by hand stay on the list, since a list entry follows the copy wherever it goes.

Importing and exporting

Card-kind lists can be imported from and exported to plain text (one card per line with quantities). Printing-kind and copy-kind lists can't be imported that way, since pasted text can't identify a specific printing or copy, but they export as a CSV file in the same formats as a collection (OpenRift, Piltover Archive, RiftMana, RiftCore). See Importing & Exporting for the formats.

Sharing a list with a group

Lists are private by default. To share one with a group, open the group page, scroll to Settings → Share your lists, and tick the list. Each list is shared per-group, so sharing a wishlist with one group doesn't share it with any other group you're also in. Untick at any time to stop sharing.

A note on organize lists

Alongside wishlists and tradelists there's an organize list for grouping cards that aren't about trading: a brew pool, a custom-format pile, favorite alt-arts. Organize lists support all three kinds. They can be shared into a group and members can see them, but they don't feed into matches.