Legacy Tournaments
All 46,674 decks from 1,550 tournaments across 34 event series, October 2016 to April 2020, played by 7,668 players, joined to the site's own cards and champions.
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Method: what was cleaned, and what to distrust
The records come from Fred's hexpvptools: one entry per registered deck, with its player, champion, every card and its result. Names were tidied first: 5 spellings of tournament names merged into the 34 series, and one player's 3 casings into one name. Cards and champions are joined to this site by the game's own IDs, never by name, so every card links to its page. In a fully recorded tournament every win is someone else's loss, so the field sits at 50%; a series far from it is missing losses, which is why Complete records (series within 1.5 points of 50%) is the default. Watch the baseline in the side panel: the further it strays from 50%, the less the win rates mean.
A deck's shard identity comes from what its cards require: a colour counts once it holds at least 10% of the main deck's threshold points, so a one-card splash doesn't. Which gems were slotted into socketed cards was never recorded, nor were opponents, so there is no matchup data. Two things differ from the original page this one rebuilds: 32 cards there have the wrong cost (their average costs and speed tags here use the right ones), and its most-played table only knew its 40 overall staples (here every card counts). Players appear under their in-game names as recorded; any player can ask for theirs to be removed.