A Marvel Champions game tracker that preserves every play

Fast logging with complete detail

A game can be logged in seconds by repeating a recent setup. When you need more detail, the form supports true solo, two-handed, and multiplayer games, with a separate seat for every player.

• Heroes, guest players, and seat order.
• One or several aspects per deck, without treating Basic as an aspect.
• Villain, stages, difficulty, Standard, Expert, and modular sets.
• Outcome, loss condition, duration, rounds, remaining health, and notes.

MarvelCDB decks with a version that cannot drift

Paste a public MarvelCDB deck or decklist URL. Champions Archive imports the composition and creates an immutable snapshot. If the author edits the original later, your game still shows the cards and aspects you actually played.

You can also log a manual deck and select multiple aspects for heroes such as Spider-Woman or Adam Warlock.

Statistics that explain how you play

The archive calculates wins and losses without duplicating multiplayer games, while keeping each hero appearance available for individual analysis.

• Stats by hero, villain, aspect, game mode, and difficulty.
• Hero-versus-villain matrix and matchups you have not played yet.
• Average duration, history over time, forgotten heroes, and nemeses.
• Collection-aware filters and suggestions based on packs you own.

Campaigns, collection, and private groups

Follow each campaign in scenario order, attach game logs, and preserve state between chapters. Your collection keeps recommendations relevant, while private groups bring shared games and challenges together without turning the app into a public social network.

Import, export, and privacy

Import a spreadsheet with a preview, name mapping, and row-by-row report. Export your games as CSV or JSON. Logs are private by default and only become public when you choose to share them.