Ladder season

The season so far in the chosen mode.

The Season tab

The Season tab is the season so far in the chosen mode (the current one unless you picked another), from battles_performance with season: current (or the season's number):

  • Battles, record and win rate: the tool's own counts, with the rate as it defines it (wins over decided battles, draws outside both sides).
  • Trophy range: the lowest and highest trophies you landed on after a Trophy Road battle. Where the tool returns no range, a trophy mode shows net trophies, and war or events show crowns for and against, because trophies do not move there.
  • The floor: when you stood on an arena floor, losses there cost nothing, so net trophies say more about how recently you played than how well. The page says where you stood and how many losses it absorbed.
  • Days played: the calendar, below.
  • Week by week: the same tool with group_by: week, each week's record as a bar of wins and losses, newest first. A week the season clips is marked part of a week.
  • Most played deck: from battles_decks, the deck you played most in this mode and this season, in its real cards, with its archetype label, its record and its average elixir. Under it, a link to every deck you played.

While your record is young (recorded for under 28 days, counted from the start of recording the tools report), the Season tab also says Your record is N days old and offers one next step: Verify your player if it is not verified; Open Clan if it is verified and its clan is recorded; otherwise Follow a friend. It is a link, not advice about play, and it is gone from day 28.

The season itself runs first Monday to first Monday at 10:00 UTC, which the page gives in your own timezone, as it gives every time, naming the zone ("5:00 am CDT"). A new account starts on its signup browser's time zone; with no time zone set on your account that is UTC, and the page says so.

This week vs your last 4

In the current season, the Season tab sets the game week so far beside the four whole game weeks before it, in the chosen mode only. A game week runs Monday 10:00 UTC to Monday 10:00 UTC, the week the Arena email reports; the page names when this one began in your own timezone. It is one battles_performance read, the week as its window and the four before as compare_from/compare_to, and it shows three of the tool's own numbers, each with the battles it is over:

  • Win rate, over decided battles (draws outside both sides).
  • Three-crown rate, over head-to-head battles (duel rounds and boat battles left out, as the tool leaves them out).
  • Net trophies, in Trophy Road and Path of Legends only, where trophies move; over the mode's battles.

A side needs at least 10 battles before it is set beside the other. Below that for the win rate, the strip is not drawn at all; below it for one number, that number is left off both sides, so each row compares like with like. The four weeks before can reach into the previous season: the weeks are the game's, not the season's.

Before and since your main deck

When the deck you played most this season in the chosen mode (a deck is its exact cards, as on Decks) arrived after you had played others, the Season tab splits the season at its first battle and shows the same three numbers before and since, from one battles_performance read with before_after. The deck is named by its archetype label, and the page names the deck you played most before it. Both sides count every deck you played in the mode, so the split is a moment in your season, not a deck-against-deck comparison. The same 10-battle minimum holds on each side. It reads back what happened after the change; it does not say the change caused it.

This season vs last

The Season tab sets the season you are reading beside the one before it on your record, in the chosen mode only. Each side shows the tool's own numbers, each with the battles it is over:

  • Won–lost, over the side's battles.
  • Win rate, over decided battles.
  • Net trophies, in Trophy Road and Path of Legends only.
  • Decks played: how many different decks (a deck is its exact cards, as on Decks) you played. In war a duel has no single deck and is not counted.

A season still running is so far. It sits beside last season to the same point, as far into it to the hour as this season is when you open the page, and beside all of last season. In a season's first hour there is no same point yet, and the page says so. Once this season has run as long as last season did, all of last season is the same point and stands alone. A past season, such as ?season=136, sits beside the season before it, both whole. Seasons differ in length, so the page says how long each ran.

The season before is the next one down in your record's list (see Which season). If your record began partway through it, the page says so, because not all of that season is on record. The same 10-battle minimum holds: a side with fewer than 10 decided battles is not set beside another, and the page says which. Last season to the same point drops out on its own, leaving all of last season. When your record holds no season before the one you are reading, or last season has no battles in the mode, the page says that in a sentence.

It reads last season with one battles_performance read (the season, with the same point as compare_from/compare_to) and, for each of its sides it shows, one battles_decks read for total_decks; the read of last season's decks is the Decks page's own. This season's side is the Season tab's own reads. Under the minimum, none of these is made. The panel says nothing about why the two seasons differ.

No panel says which side is better: no arrow, colour, score or word leans either way. The numbers are the tool's, and so is the conclusion yours.

Below the season, once your primary player's clan is on record, the page offers Invite clanmates: words to invite your clan.

Help for Ladder season

The Season tab in Ladder: your record, the week against your last four, before and since your main deck, and this season against the last.

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