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Import your collection

Tell the site which heroes you own, at what level, and how many copies — by taking a few screenshots of your roster instead of typing seventy-odd heroes in by hand.

About 5 minutes Up to 12 screenshots 8 MB each Free account needed
Read this one before you start. Each import replaces your whole collection — it isn't a top-up. Capture your entire roster and upload every screenshot together in one go. You'll see exactly what's about to change before anything is saved.

The short version — all six must be true

Below: 4 short steps, one at a time.

  1. Graphics Quality is set to High — once, in the game's Settings
  2. You are on Training → Barracks — not the Collection tab
  3. You tapped Recall All — the battlefield is empty
  4. Your roster is Stacked — every hero shows a ×N number, and there are no green arrows
  5. You screenshot the whole roster, top to bottom — each shot starts with the last row of the one before, down to the very last row
  6. You upload every screenshot together, in one import — each import replaces your whole collection

Step 0 · once

Set Graphics Quality to High

On Low or Medium the game draws hero cards with fewer details, and our reader gets more of them wrong. It matters most here: a collection import reads three things off every card, across a dozen screenshots. You only do this once.

  1. Tap the ☰ button, top-right of the home screen.
  2. Choose Settings.
  3. Scroll the list down. Tap the › arrow next to Graphics Quality until it reads High.
Three steps: the menu button on the home screen, then Settings, then Graphics Quality set to High
Menu → Settings → Graphics Quality: High.

Changed it just now? Close and reopen the screen you're capturing so it redraws at the new quality.

Step 1

Get your roster ready in the game

Six taps, and your roster isn't even on screen until the third. The numbers in the animation match the six steps written out below it.

Six steps: Training, Barracks, Features, Recall All, Confirm, then Stacked
Home → Training → Barracks → Features → Recall All → Confirm → Stacked.

From the home screen, tap Training

Bottom-left corner, the target-and-dart icon.

Tap Barracks

Bottom-left again, under Deploy. This is the step people miss: your roster isn't on screen until Barracks opens it as a drawer along the bottom.

Open Features — the four-squares icon

It's in the roster's toolbar, second from the right, next to the ✕. This panel holds both of the settings you need.

Tap Recall All

Every deployed hero comes back into the roster. Heroes still standing on the field aren't in the roster list, so they'd be missed entirely — and a missed hero reads as a deleted hero at the end.

Confirm

It asks "Recall all troops in this formation?" — tap Confirm.

Elixir back to 0/300 and an empty battlefield is your confirmation it worked.

Make sure the roster is Stacked, not Separate

Quick check: green arrows on the hero cards mean Separate — the import will stop. Every card should show a ×N number instead.

Still in that Features panel — look at the second tile. It names the mode your roster is currently in.

You want it to read “Stacked”. Stacked means duplicates collapse into one card with a ×N count — so two level-6 copies of a hero show as one card marked ×2. That count is exactly what we read. If the tile reads Separate, tap it once.

The quickest way to tell is your own roster — look at the top-right corner of the cards:

Roster in Stacked mode: each card carries a times-N copies badge copy count

✓ Stacked — every card has a ×N

Roster in Separate mode: a green arrow and no copies badge on the cards green arrow, no count

✗ Separate — green arrows, no ×N

In the Stacked picture every card carries a ×N count. In the Separate one the cards show a green arrow instead and there is nothing for us to count — if you see those arrows, switch to Stacked.

Careful — this label works the opposite way round to the battlefield's 2D/3D button. Here the tile tells you the mode you're in; there the button tells you the view you'd switch to.

Step 2

Screenshot the whole roster

Your roster is now complete and stacked. Two things left before you upload.

Expand the roster

Close the Features panel and tap the first icon in the toolbar, far left. The drawer grows upward and shows far more heroes at once, which means fewer screenshots and less chance of missing one.

The expand button at the far left of the roster toolbar, ringed
Far left of the toolbar. Once expanded it flips to a collapse icon.

Screenshot the whole roster, top to bottom

  1. Screenshot the top of the roster.
  2. Scroll down slowly until the last full row of that screenshot sits at the top, just under the toolbar.
  3. Screenshot again.
  4. Repeat until you reach the end. Your last screenshot must show the very last row.

So every screenshot starts with the row the previous one ended on. The two below are an example of the first two shots; most rosters need a few more.

First roster screenshot, taken at the top of the roster 0/300 — field is clear last full row

Shot 1 — top of the roster

Second roster screenshot, scrolled down, with the go-to-top arrow covering a card same row, now first arrow hides a hero

Shot 2 — after scrolling

This is what the overlap is really for. Once you scroll, a go-to-top arrow appears over the roster and sits on top of a hero card — we can't read the hero underneath it. Keeping a row in common means that hero was already captured in the previous shot, so nothing is lost.
Overlap costs you nothing — duplicates are removed automatically. A gap costs you heroes. When in doubt, overlap more.

These screenshots won't work

Four common mistakes. The first two are stopped before anything is read; the other two go through, but leave heroes out.

NO

Separate roster

Green arrows on the cards. The import stops and asks you to switch to Stacked

NO

Collection tab

Not the Training roster. The import stops — use Training → Barracks

NO

No overlap

Scrolled too far. The rows you skipped show up as removed heroes

NO

Cut-off shot

Only the cards in it are read; every other hero shows as removed

The cut-off tile is a real screenshot cropped on purpose, so you can see the failure rather than read about it.

Close any hero info pop-up first. A screenshot with one open still imports, but closing it gives us the whole roster to read.

Step 3

Upload and confirm

Upload all of them at once

Open your account menu and go to My collection, then Import, and add every screenshot. You can add them in batches — the list builds up, and you can remove any one with the × beside it. Then press Read screenshots.

Don't import them one at a time: each import replaces your whole collection, so a second import with only the rest of the screenshots would remove the heroes from the first.

The import page, with the box to add your screenshots outlined

Answer the questions

Same idea as the lineup import, with one extra kind: how many copies a card shows. Questions come grouped — heroes first, then levels, then counts — and an amber box marks the exact corner we were reading, so you know where to look.

Each roster card carries the two numbers we ask about: the ×N copies badge in its top-right corner, and the level in its bottom-left.

Caught something that isn't a hero card at all, like the floating "back to top" button? Choose Dismiss — not a valid card.

Read the summary carefully

Now you get the important screen: every hero that's about to change, in game order. New heroes, level-ups, changed counts — and removals.

Removals are the one thing to check. A hero listed as gone means it wasn't in any of your screenshots. If you know you own it, you missed a screenshot — go back, add it, and read again rather than saving. Nothing is deleted until you confirm.

Confirm

Happy with the summary? Confirm, and your collection is saved. From here the site can show you which lineups you can actually field, what an upgrade will cost you, and what you're missing for a build.

If something goes wrong

It says my screenshots show green arrows

Green arrows mean one of two things. Either your roster is set to Separate: in Training → Barracks open Features (next to the ✕ in the roster toolbar) and tap the second tile until it reads Stacked. Or the screenshots are from the Collection tab, which can't be imported: use Training → Barracks instead. Then take all the screenshots again.

It says my battlefield isn't cleared

Some heroes are still deployed. In Training → Barracks open Features and tap Recall All, then re-take the screenshots.

Heroes I own are listed as removed

Those heroes weren't in any screenshot. Don't confirm. Start over and make sure your shots cover the roster top to bottom with overlap — especially the very last row.

The copy counts are wrong

The ×N badge sits in the top-right corner of the card and is small. If a badge was clipped at the edge of a screenshot, re-shoot with that row nearer the middle. You can also correct counts when asked during the confirm step.

Can I just fix one hero instead of re-importing?

Yes — edit your collection directly on the My collection page. Importing is for the first time and after a big session; single changes are faster by hand.

Screenshots you upload may be stored and used to improve hero recognition. See our privacy policy.

Still stuck? Ask in our Discord and someone will look at your screenshot. Join our Discord

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