Lists are how matching works. A Haves list is what you will trade away. A Wants list is what you still need. Open Trading → My Lists, or My Lists from your profile menu. That page is /x/lists.

Create a list

1. 1Click Add list. The modal title is Create a list
2. 2Enter Name, pick Game if you play more than one, and set Type to Wants or Haves
3. 3Leave Make this list public checked if nearby players should see it. Public is the default
4. 4Click Create
5. 5On the list, click Add Card or the upload icon to import. Search a printing, then set finishes, Language, Condition, Quantity, and — on a Wants list — whether any printing is fine

On a list you own

• Search and filter cards the same way as a collection: Table or Visual, plus that game’s sidebar facets
• The history icon opens import history for that list
• Published lists can be shared with a link or QR code
• Use the publish control to take a list private without deleting it

Matching uses the stores you picked and the lists you published. Open Account Settings → Trading Locations, choose up to five Preferred stores, and optionally save one Meeting place. Lootstack then matches your lists against other players who share a store or city.

• A store page shows public haves and wants from traders who listed that shop
• A city page shows the same inventory across town
• Another player’s profile can show Matched Trades between your lists and theirs
• A trade proposal can include cards from both sides, optional cash (Add cash), and a meetup at a shared store or your meeting place
• Inbox is where the proposal chat lives when something needs saying

When you add or edit a card, Condition uses these grades. Near mint is the default:

• Mint
• Near mint
• Excellent
• Good
• Lightly played
• Played
• Poor