You can contact League admins in the League chat thread of #root-digital-league forum by pinging them with the Root Digital League Organizer role.
You can post any feedback concerning the website on the corresponding discord thread of the #root-digital-league forum. You can also open an issue directly on GitHub. If you do both, please add a link to the github issue on your discord post.
If you're new to the Digital League and only started playing in 2025, then yes, you need to sign up.
If you have already registered previously with the google form (before 2025), your account and games were already imported. You will need to reset your password here by using the same email you had filled previously.
First, try with the email you likely may have used. If you don't receive a confirmation email, you can contact League admins on discord so they can either add an email for you or tell you which one you had used. Then follow the reset password procedure above.
Your email confirmation (when resetting your password) mentions your current username (which is the discord name you had filled previously if you registered before 2025). Once logged in, you can edit your profile to change it.
Alternatively, you can log in using your email.
Yes, you can access the adset era
We hope to add the previous (non adset) seasons in the future too (no guarantee).
If the old data appears to be incorrect, you can contact League admins by mentioning the game on the old google sheet and we will try to fix it (patience is required).
You can edit your submitted games if they were closed less than 1 day ago or are still in progress. You can use the edit icon on the list entry or follow the link to its detailed page where you should have a button Update results. You can also delete reports in the same way. For older games, only admins can edit the results. You will need to contact us for that (and be patient).
Games are considered closed if you check the Final Results box in the form. A closed game can only be edited in the following 24 hours by the original player who closed it (as mentioned in Submitted by). If Final Results are not checked, the game is considered still in progress (and will not be taken into account for leaderboards, stats, etc). Any player in that specific game (usually the winner) can update it and close it whenever they're ready to do so. You can access your games here.
Check out our League Data Extract Exploration channel to learn more.
Yes, a REST API is available here. Some things to know:
?limit=?tournament__name=M04?board_map=autumn&deck=e%26p&tournament__name=M03?participants__faction=catsIn most web pages displaying data, you can use filters to reduce it. All filters use "OR" logic when there are multiple choices, unless explicitely specified otherwise (in the case of factions and players in Match filters) to use "AND" logic:
Filters can be defined in a modal form. In case of multiple choices, you can use the "Ctrl" key on desktops to select/unselect elements. On mobile, your browser should display checkboxes.
Here is an example: Let's say we want to check the winrate of cats and birds in their mutual matchup with the Woodland Alliance (i.e. games with cats, birds, WA, and an undefined fourth faction if we consider 4-player games). In the Faction stats page, you would use the Match filters to select (with AND logic) all three factions (cats , birds and WA) with the factions filter. This selects only the games where they all feature together. Then in Participant filters, you would also select both cats and birds (this time with OR logic) if you do not care about displaying the results of the other factions in those games.
You could do something similar in the Leaderboard page for specific player matchups. Selecting players A and B in Match filters will filter for games with both of them. If you have a rival, this is the way to check your current winrate against them.