Free Riftbound Score Sheet
A Riftbound match tracker spreadsheet you can download for free: a match log, a game log and a dashboard that works out your record and win rate.
It works, and plenty of players keep their season this way. Below is what is in it, and what the free Aethos app keeps that a sheet can't: the order of every point, a replay, and a record that saves itself.
Your season, in three sheets.
Type one row per match and one row per game. The dashboard does the counting: matches and games played, your record, win rate overall and over the last 10, and your longest win streak.
- Dashboard
- Record, win rate, last 10, longest streak, and four charts
- Match Log
- One row per match, with result and running win rate worked out
- Games
- One row per game: both scores, both battlefields, who went first
- Free
- No sign-up, no email. A plain .xlsx file
What you type, and what fills itself in.
The sheet follows the rulebook's words: a game is one play to the Victory Score, a match is the whole contest, and a Bo3 goes to the first side with two game wins.
- Match Log, you type: date, day, event or venue, type (practice or the event), your deck, the opponent's deck, game wins, game losses, minutes and the set.
- Match Log, worked out: the score (2-1), the result, points and your running win rate. Equal game wins, such as 1-1, count as a draw, as in the Tournament Rules (TR 404.5).
- Games, one row per game: which match and which game, date, both decks, both scores, the result, your battlefield, theirs, who went first and minutes.
- Win rate. A win is worth 3, a draw 1 and a loss 0, over 3 per match. The same sum runs for each deck, opponent, event type and set.
- Print it. Each sheet is set up to print landscape, if you would rather fill in the log by hand at the table and type it up later.
The dashboard reads the first 53 rows of the Match Log, the size of the example season. For a longer one, extend its ranges, or let the app do the counting.
A sheet keeps the result. The app keeps the game.
I used to be the "let's just use a dice" guy. Then the dice fell off the table and we both remembered a different score. A sheet would have had the final result, if somebody typed it in. Nobody would have known how we got there.
- The order of every point. Tap Conquer, Hold or Ability as it happens, and each point is kept in the order and minute it was scored.
- A replay. Open any game months later and read it back point by point, with who went first and the battlefields.
- Saved on its own. The game is in your history the moment it ends. No typing it up afterwards, no row forgotten.
- Bo3 counted for you. Game wins tracked, and the match saved as one entry with each game inside it.
- Stats without formulas. Win rate by Legend, going first and going second, and against each rival, with sessions grouped by day.
- Played without the phone? Add the match by hand afterwards, so a night kept in a sheet still joins your history.
Recording is free forever, in every format. Free keeps your latest 10 matches in full detail and counts your stats over them; the full chronicle opens all of it. Aethos is a recorder, not a coach: it keeps what happened, and you draw the lessons.
Cards in a spreadsheet? Bring it with you.
The match tracker does not track cards. If your collection already lives in a spreadsheet or another app, Aethos reads it in, and gives it back as a CSV whenever you want it.
- Import. Any CSV with card names or numbers, a pasted list, or a file from Piltover Archive, Cardmarket, TCGplayer or Collectr.
- Check first. You see every card before it is added, and choose to add to your collection or replace it.
- Export. Your collection as a CSV, any time.
- Then more than a sheet. Scan cards with the camera, keep each copy in its binder, box or deck, and see daily prices from TCGplayer, Cardmarket and CardTrader.
Questions
Is there a free Riftbound score sheet?
Yes. aethoscounter.com/features/riftbound-score-sheet/ has a free Riftbound match tracker spreadsheet (.xlsx) from the makers of Riftbound Counter: Aethos. It has a Match Log, a Games sheet and a Dashboard that works out your record, win rate and longest win streak, with charts.
What is in the Riftbound match tracker spreadsheet?
Three sheets. Match Log has one row per match: date, event or venue, type, your deck, the opponent's deck, game wins and losses, minutes and set; the score, result, points and running win rate fill in from formulas. Games has one row per game with both scores, both battlefields, who went first and minutes. Dashboard shows the totals and charts.
Does the Riftbound spreadsheet work in Excel and Google Sheets?
It is a standard .xlsx file, so it opens in Excel and in spreadsheet apps that read .xlsx, such as Google Sheets, LibreOffice and Numbers. Charts may look a little different from app to app. The sheets are set up to print landscape.
How do I start my own log in the sheet?
The sheet comes filled with 53 example Bo3 matches so the dashboard has something to show. Delete the example rows in Match Log and Games, keep the formula columns, and type your own matches in their place. The dashboard reads the first 53 rows of the log; for a longer season, extend its ranges.
How does the sheet count win rate?
A match win is worth 3, a draw 1 and a loss 0, divided by 3 points per match played. A match with equal game wins, such as 1-1, is a draw, as in the Tournament Rules (TR 404.5).
What does a score app do that a Riftbound score sheet can't?
Riftbound Counter: Aethos records the game while you play it: every point in the order and minute it was scored, and whether it was a Conquer, a Hold or an ability. Each game saves itself the moment it ends, Bo3 game wins are counted for you, any game can be replayed point by point, and your stats by Legend, by going first or second and by rival are worked out without typing anything.
Can I log a match I played without the app?
Yes. In Riftbound Counter: Aethos you can add a match by hand afterwards from the Matches tab, so a night you kept in a notebook or a sheet can still join your history.
Is there a Riftbound collection tracker spreadsheet?
The match tracker sheet does not track cards. For a collection, Riftbound Counter: Aethos imports a CSV with card names or numbers, as well as files from Piltover Archive, Cardmarket, TCGplayer and Collectr, shows every card before it is added, and exports your collection as a CSV whenever you want it back in a spreadsheet.
Keep the sheet, or let the phone keep it.
The same app scores the game at the table, keeps your Bo3s and tournament rounds, and holds your collection and decks.
Every point, without the typing.
Free on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Android. No account, no ads.