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What each tool does, and the rules worth knowing before you use it.
Leaderboard — who is on top of Origins ranked, live
- The top 1000 refreshes every 5 seconds, ranks 1001–2000 every 30 seconds, and the rest of the board about twice an hour.
- Every row shows the team that player last took into ranked, with its runes and charms. You can filter the whole board by the parts and runes people are actually playing, and switch to a past season to see how it finished.
- The Played column is how long ago each player finished a ranked game; players still on the ladder are highlighted. Premium
- The online filter keeps only players who finished a ranked game
inside the window you pick. Drag the slider: it steps by one second up to "1m", then by
whole minutes up to "20m". "off" shows everyone.
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A finished match takes a few seconds to reach us, so a window under about 20 seconds comes back nearly empty even when the ladder is busy.
Matchups — which teams beat which
- The matchup table reads row against column: how often the row team won when it met the column team. Choose the slice of the ladder it is built from — top 100, top 100–2000, or all of the top 2000 — or pick a past season.
- On the leaderboard you can pick one of your own teams, or a meta archetype, and see your win chance against everyone currently on the board. It updates as the board does, so you can queue when the field suits you. Premium
Team analytics — how your own teams really performPremium
Open your profile and switch to Team analytics. Every team you have played ranked with this season gets its own block: win rate, victory stars gained, and a grid of how it did against each kind of opponent.
- A team keeps its history when you change its runes or charms — each loadout becomes a version on the timeline, so you can put two of them side by side and see whether the change helped. Loadouts with fewer than 10 games are left out; there is nothing to read in them.
- Each cell of the grid is split by who moved first, because the same matchup can go both ways depending on turn order. Click a cell to see those battles.
- "Δ vs global" compares your result in a matchup with how that archetype does across the whole top 2000 — so you can tell a bad matchup from bad play.
- The victory-star filter drops games played below the rating you set, which is how you leave the early-season climb out of the numbers.
What one team looks like
Price analysis — what one axie is worthPremium
Enter an axie id — or open it from any axie on a profile — and you get the recent sales of axies built like it, in WETH and USD, with the current marketplace floor on the same chart.
- Up to 100 of the most recent matching sales — our records go back to the start of 2023. Above the chart: the median, the average, the middle 50% and how far the live floor sits from the median. Hover a point for the axie that sold, click it to open the listing.
- Swap a part, drop one, or widen the level, breed-count and stage ranges to see what that does to the price. The class icons narrow it further.
- Cut the window to the last 7, 30 or 90 days, read it in WETH or USD, and decide whether skin and collectible sales count — they sell higher, so they pull the median up.
- Under the chart: where the sales cluster (type a price to see where yours would land), which trait moves the price most, and how often this build changes hands — a build that sells twice a month is a much softer number than one that sells daily.
- New sales are picked up every 15 minutes.
What the sales chart looks like
Collection value — what a whole wallet of axies is worthPremium
Point it at any wallet and it prices every axie in there — up to 10,000 — then shows one headline total you can screenshot, plus a card per axie that you can sort and filter.
- Collectible axies, ordinary axies and eggs are totalled separately, because they do not sell the same way. Evolved and ascended parts are added on top.
- Prices come from live marketplace floors and from recent sales of comparable axies — never from a guess. An ordinary axie worth more as release materials than as an axie is counted at its material value.
- Every assessment is saved, so you can compare two of them and see what moved — in total, per collection and per axie.
- There is a wait before the same wallet can be assessed again; the page tells you when it is available.
- Anyone can open the read-only demo and look through a few sample wallets.
Release scanner — axies selling for less than the mementos inside themPremium
Any adult axie can be released for class mementos. The scanner watches the market for listings whose mementos are worth more than the axie is priced at: buy it, release it, sell the materials.
- The profit shown is what is left after the asking price and the fee the release transaction charges.
- A release rolls a random amount of mementos, so each candidate shows the range it can pay out, per class. More breeds and a higher level mean more mementos.
- Profitable listings are usually few, and often none — memento prices and axie prices chase each other. Switch to All to see the near misses, and turn on Alert for a sound when a profitable one appears.
- Auctions that are still falling get their own list, with a countdown to the moment their price crosses into profit.
- Eggs are skipped: an egg cannot be released.
Market prices — price history for materials and collectible floors
- Daily price history for every in-game material — class mementos, Radiant Spirit Shell, consumables — and for the floor of every collectible axie collection, in USD and WETH.
- The prices are what people actually paid on chain, not what sellers were asking.
- Open any chart from market prices for the recent history hour by hour, with how much changed hands each day underneath it.
Evolution cost — the cheapest order to evolve an axie
- Enter an axie id on evolution cost and it prices every part that can still be evolved, cheapest step first, from the live memento and Radiant Spirit Shell markets.
- Drag the steps into a different order to compare, or mark a part instant to see what skipping the wait costs — an instant evolution takes twice the materials.
Axie tracker — tells you when the axie you want is listedPremium
Paste a marketplace filter URL and a trigger price. When an axie that matches your filter is listed at or below that price, it lands in your notifications — and in your inbox, if you turn email on.
- New listings are checked every 3 sec.
- You can keep 5 trackers, and a filter has to match no more than 500 axies — tighten it on the marketplace first if it matches more.
- Auctions count too.
Your trigger price is 0.01. A matching axie is put up as an auction falling from 0.015 to 0.005 — you are notified at the moment its price reaches 0.01, not when it was listed.
- Click one of your trackers to see only its notifications.
- The list keeps your last 100 notifications.
Morph finder — collectible axies that can become the build you wantPremium
- Open it from any axie on a profile: click the axie, then Open morph finder.
- It goes through the collectible axies listed on the marketplace and keeps the ones that can Meta Morph into that build — a candidate is only shown if it has enough morphs left for every part that differs.
- Change any of the six parts to aim at a different build, or to accept a cheaper one.
- Filter by class, and sort by price or by how many parts already match.
Delegation — borrow axies to play with, or lend yours out
Owners put axies into a shared pool; you take some and play with them. The axies never leave the owner's wallet — they are delegated to your account on chain, and the AXP you earn with them is yours.
- Sign in, pick up to 5 axies from the pool and choose how long you want them for, up to 30 days.
- An axie you pick is held for you for 10 minutes while you finish picking. Some owners open their axies to Premium accounts only; those are marked.
- Some axies cost money. An owner can set a price in USDC per axie per day, and the pool marks the ones that carry it. You pay it through the site, once and up front, for however many days you chose; if the delegation never happens — the owner does not sign it, or it fails on chain — the payment comes back to you automatically, in full. The site keeps a small service fee out of the owner's side of it, not yours: what you pay is the price the axie showed.
- Your payment is held for the whole term rather than handed over at the start, and the owner is paid for the days you actually had the axies. Only an owner can end a delegation early — no contract can stop them — so if they take the axies back before your term is up, the days you did not get come back to you, and they pay you a penalty on top of that out of what they had earned. The one exception is if you stopped meeting the conditions they set: the nightly check tells them they may take that axie back free of charge, and then you are simply refunded the days you did not have. The same arithmetic applies if you hand an axie back yourself — you pay for the days you had it.
- Tick auto-redelegate and the axie is taken again the moment its term ends, instead of going back to the pool. An axie with a price is the exception: it never renews by itself, because nobody can be charged for a term they did not choose — it goes back to the pool and taking it again is a new paid take. Premium
- Lending your own axies out: the manager pages show your axies, who is playing them and how much AXP each one earned per day, and can take an axie back automatically when it is not being played. You can also charge for them — a price per axie per day, which reaches your wallet once the delegation lands, less the site's service fee. Lending for free is where every owner starts. Free now
Atia's blessing — your daily pray, done for you
- We activate your blessing every day, right after the daily reset, and pay the gas. Your streak survives the days you forget. Premium
- You can turn it off whenever you like in settings.
- Your current streak sits in the site header, read straight from the shrine.