Finding your matches
Every game you have to play this season lives on one tab, Matches. Open the league, tap it, and your next opponent is at the top. If you're only in one league, signing in takes you straight there.
What a game shows you
Each game you still owe is one entry, and it carries what you need to set it up.
- The round. If your organizer named it or left a note for it, you see that too.
- Your opponent. Tap their name to open their profile. It shows what they play, their army list, and their Team Lore if they wrote some.
- The mission. In Kill Team that's the round's Crit Op. Once either of you picks a faction for the game, it shows up here as well.
- When and where. If you've both said when you're usually free, the game shows when your weeks overlap, under Both free. If you've both said where you play, it shows the stores you share. Treat it as a hint. Games have no fixed time, and you can play them in any order.
No overlap showing? One of you hasn't set your availability yet. Yours is on your profile, and where you play is on your loadout.
Getting hold of your opponent
Press Nudge on a game and the app posts in your league's Discord channel, pinging your opponent that you want to play. You only see it when your league has a channel connected and your opponent signed in with Discord. You get two nudges per game and three a day, so it stays a nudge.
The game also shows your opponent's Discord handle, so you can just message them.
The rest of the buttons
- Enter result once you've played. Either of you can do it. See Scoring a game.
- Score live opens a scorecard you fill in turn by turn as you play. It's for Kill Team.
- Pick my kill team or Pick my army shows up when you've declared more than one faction and can't decide. It rolls one for you, and the roll is final. See I don't know what to play.
- Add photos puts pictures on that game. See Photos.
When a result needs you
Some leagues ask the other player to confirm a score before it counts. In those leagues, when your opponent reports your game, it jumps to the top of Matches with a Confirm result button. A bar under the league's tabs points you to it, and so does the Waiting on you list on your home page. If the score is wrong, don't confirm it. Ask your organizer to correct it. In a league without confirmation, a reported score counts straight away and you have nothing to do.
Your whole season at a glance
Under the open games is Your card. It lists every game of your season in round order, with its score and state. The states are to play, reported, confirmed, forfeit, void and sit out. Sit out is a bye, a round where the numbers left you without an opponent. You don't play it and you never owe it. Played games also get a Rate button for the post-match sportsmanship stars. Only your organizer ever sees those.
Everyone's fixtures
The My matches heading is also a menu. Tap it and pick All matches to see every pairing in the league, round by round, with scores for the games already played. Use it to check who's still behind, or to find a game worth watching.
From Discord
If your league uses Discord, two commands work in the server without opening the app. /mymatches shows you, and only you, your record, your results and who you still have to play. /schedule posts every unplayed fixture in the league. More in Discord.
Finals
When the regular rounds finish and your organizer starts the finals, a Bracket tab appears. Finals games show up in My matches like any other game, and the bracket shows the road to the final. Finals results don't change the league table. See Standings and tiebreakers.
No games at all? Your organizer hasn't committed a schedule yet. When they do, the pairings usually get announced in the league's channel.