The deck tracker is made as small and non-intrusive as possible, it displays all the cards in your deck and shows you the chance of drawing them. It also gives you the chance of drawing lands/non-land cards.

There are several customizable options for the deck tracker in the settings. You can choose to show hide mana symbols, draw percentage and library count and there is also a slim option for those that want an even more compact deck tracker.

The draft helper displays card ratings and comments from pro player Luis-Scott Vargas. Vargas goes through all cards at the start of each set and gives each of them a rating in articles posted on ChannelFireball.com. We use these ratings and comments in our Draft helper, the ratings are from a pack 1 pick 1 perspective and also from the start of a season, the ratings are also based on drafting with humans and not the MTG Arena Bots.

The draft helper will also show you which cards you already own and how many copies of them you have. Red numbers means you do not have a playset of the card yet, while collected playsets will show up as grey. You also have the option to open the draft log where you can see all all earlier packs including which card in the pack you selected. This is very helpful when determining which card will wheel.

These ratings are great for pinpointing which cards to pick, we are working on a auto-rating system based on picks from MTGA Assistant. Where we will use the extension and winning decks to evaluate cards in draft.

MTGA Assistant tracks your collection progress and gives you a complete summary by color, multi-color, rarities, singles and each set! Get a complete overview of your progress in each set to ensure you get the most out of your booster purchases.

The Assistant also tracks the hidden Vault progress stat so you know when you can expect to collect the next batch of wildcards. In addition to a summary we can also compare your collection with metagame decks and you can paste decklists from anywhere on the web and check if you own the cards.

We log users Ranked Ladder progress for both constructed and limited. These ladders are available inside of the extension as well as on the Aetherhub website. We also have separate ladders for Standard, Traditional Standard, Historic, Traditional Historic and Sealed events. There are also a Top ranking for the 10 first players to reach Mythic in Constructed and Limited each season.

If you want to create your own ladder with a group of friends or Team Mates we also have Community Teams, where you can create your own team and have people join, these teams will then have their own separate Constructed and Limited Ladders.

All drafts you participate in are stored locally, this include each individual pick in every pack you get passed. This is helpful for reviewing later or you can open the draft log during your draft and see what cards you passed on to help you know what cards will get passed as the packs wheel.

Not only does the Assistant give you access to the Metagame realtime by collection the top performing decks from our extension, it also tells you how many wildcards you are missing to build each of them! We collect decks with high winrates in each format and everything is accessible inside of the game without having to browse the web.

All ranked and event games you play are logged and the winrates are tied to the deck you use. You can go into your decks and look at the Win/Losses for each of them to keep track of the winrate of each deck.

With the Deck Search function you get access to the same Search engine available on the AetherHub website but with one improvement. All decks now have a "Compare" tab available that will tell you how many cards of that deck you own and how many wildcards you need to build it. All decks on the DeckHub will have this new tab available.

MTGA Assistant gives you a full overview of all sets in MTG Arena and your collection progress for each of them. In addition we segment each of the set into rarities so you get a complete overview of the progress.

There are several extra sets in Arena which contain less cards than a normal set, for example sets which contains a couple of cards in the Historic format. We group all of these into the "Other" sets category, since the list of small sets is starting to get quite long.

Select a rarity and a set and MTGA Assistant will give you a decklist of all the cards you are missing. Craft if you have a lot of extra wildcards and want to craft many cards at once instead of manually, crafting them by browsing your collection. Which is a slow and tedious operation.