A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before your next move.
What’s here, what’s planned, and what the preview actually does.
Can I run a simulation today?
You can run the complete mock journey: validation, queue, running, and a synthetic report. Real game engines stay disabled; results are fixed examples, not deck analysis.
Which games can I explore?
The mock selector offers Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Lorcana, and Riftbound setup profiles. Pokémon remains unavailable. Availability is shown before you enter decklists.
Does the preview check deck legality?
No. It does not parse cards, check deck-building rules, assess coverage, or predict match results. A ready mock setup is not a legal or playable deck certification.
Why do some formats or player counts not appear?
The selector only exposes combinations enabled for this preview. Unavailable options are disabled or explicitly described. This is not a complete catalogue of official game rules.
What happens to a pasted decklist?
Starting a mock run sends inputs to this website for transient validation. The application does not save decklists or reports, log deck contents, or fetch deck links. Changing an earlier selector clears dependent inputs.
Can I create an account or subscribe?
Not yet. Authentication and billing are disabled. The pricing page describes planned tiers with provisional Pro pricing.
Are you affiliated with the game publishers?
No affiliation or endorsement is implied. Game names are used to identify the planned supported games.
When will real simulations launch?
There is no announced launch date. Each game will need coverage, correctness, safety, and user-experience checks before it is enabled.
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