Card Overview

Card Overview is a tracking tool that lets you create custom groups of cards and duelists with interactive counters. You can monitor your collection and duelist progress, customize the display appearance, share groups with others via URL, and use the emergent window with OBS for live streaming overlay.

1. Click the "+" button at the top of the page to create a new group.
2. Click the "edit" button on the group card to open the edit panel.
3. Use the search bar to find and add cards or duelists by name. Select an entry to add it to the group. Drag and drop items to reorder them within the group.
4. Remove items by dragging them to the trash area that appears during drag.

Each item (card or duelist) in a group has a counter that tracks its count. Left-click on an item to increment the counter, and right-click to decrement. The counter value ranges from 0 to 999.

You can reset all counters in a group using the reset button. If 'reset on close' is enabled, counters automatically reset to zero when the emergent window is closed or reloaded.

Click the "share" button on any custom group card to generate a shareable URL. The URL encodes the entire group including items (cards and duelists) and display settings.

You can copy the URL to your clipboard or use the native share menu on mobile devices. Anyone with the URL can open the group in their browser or import it as an editable copy.

1. Click the "import" button next to the "+" button at the top of the page.
2. Paste a shared group URL or code into the dialog.
3. If the code is valid, the import button becomes enabled.
4. Click it to add the group as an editable copy to your collection.

Imported groups are fully customizable and independent from the original.

Yes. Click the "edit" button on a group card to access the full customization panel. You can adjust:

• Columns
• Background color
• Counter background and text color
• Border color
• Border radius (for both the card and counter)
• Font style
• Counter position
• Gap between cards
• Display mode (icon or video)

You can also enable or disable resizable and automatic size options for the emergent window.

Yes. Click the "view" button on any group to open it in an emergent window. You can then capture this window in OBS as a browser source or window capture. The emergent window automatically sizes to fit the group layout, making it perfect for live stream overlays.

With "reset on close" enabled, all counters reset to zero when you close and reopen the window.

The Card Overview comes with pre-configured groups based on popular speedrun categories and community setups, including Any% variations by different runners, 3D display groups for video mode, and a 3x3 group that includes duelists alongside cards to demonstrate the mixed-item feature.

These default groups are read-only, but you can clone them using the 'clone' button to create your own editable versions. You can also create your own mixed groups combining cards and duelists.

The A-TEC group is a pre-configured tracker with 7 cards, each representing one of the requirements needed to achieve an A-TEC (S/A rank with Technical focus) duel rank. A-TEC is a specific rank tier in Forbidden Memories that shares its drop pool with S-TEC but is significantly faster and more consistent to accomplish. Speedrunners use A-TEC to farm high-value drops from specific duelists — most notably Pegasus, who can drop game-defining cards like Megamorph, Bright Castle, and Widespread Ruin.

The fast A-TEC method requires meeting a specific set of conditions during a duel. Each card in this group tracks one of those conditions so you can check them off as you go. Here is what each card represents:

• Time Wizard (#016) — 15 Fusions. Each fusion animation counts, so a chain of 4 cards counts as 3 fusions. Fill your deck with dragons and thunders to chain efficiently into Twin-headed Thunder Dragon.
• Trial of Nightmare (#119) — 4 Effective Attacks. An effective attack is when your attack-position monster destroys an opponent's attack-position monster and deals battle damage. Direct attacks do not count.
• Dark-piercing Light (#350) — 1 Face-down play. Play any card face down (monster, magic, or trap). Since you need a trap activation anyway, just set that trap face-down and this requirement is covered.
• Raigeki (#337) — 1 Magic activation. Use any magic card during the duel. Raigeki is the most iconic board-wipe magic in the game, but any magic card will do.
• Beast Fangs (#308) — 1 Equip usage. Equip any compatible equip card to one of your monsters. The equip animation must play for it to count.
• Widespread Ruin (#686) — 1 Trap activation. The trap must be triggered by your opponent attacking into it. You cannot activate it manually. If you do not have a trap, you can substitute 2 Defensive Wins (your opponent attacks your face-down defense monster and loses), but this does not work against Pegasus or the final four duelists as they can see face-down cards.
• Dian Keto the Cure Master (#342) — Under 7000 Life Points. Let your opponent damage you early in the duel by playing weak monsters in attack position, which also helps bait effective attacks.

Additionally, you must have 37 cards used (your deck count is 3 or fewer before winning) and the duel must last 9 turns (your opponent's deck has 27 or fewer cards remaining, assuming they did not fuse).

Prime A-TEC targets include Pegasus (drops Megamorph, Bright Castle, Dragon Treasure, and Widespread Ruin) and Kaiba (drops Widespread Ruin, Crush Card, and Bright Castle). The drop pools for S-TEC and A-TEC are identical, so you never lose out by going for the faster method.