Player profiles — every Splinterlanes player now has a page
Splinterlanes is a three-lane way to play Splinterlands: two players battle across a Friendly Lane, the Command Lane and a Hostile Lane, with Decks built from their own Splinterlands cards. Until today, what the game knew about a player was scattered across four pages — the Ladder, their Prizes, their Talisman Gallery, their match history — and a name on the Ladder or in a replay was just a name.
Now every player has a profile.
What a profile shows
Open one and you get the whole standing on a single page:
- Rating and Ladder rank, and the Splinterlands title the player holds.
- Ranked record — battles won and lost, and the win rate — plus the record in every other mode they have played: Sealed, Draft, Private Rooms, Practice.
- Win streak — the current run of Ranked wins, and the best ever.
- Favourite Archons — the three Archons (the cards that lead each Lane; Splinterlands calls them Summoners) the player fields most, each with its own win rate.
- Best prize — the most valuable card they have won, with a link to their full prize record.
- Season standings — where they finished in every completed Season.
- Talismans owned and Engraved, and how much of their Gallery is filled.
- When they first battled, and when they last did.
Sign in and there's one more line, just for you: your head-to-head record against the player you're looking at. Nobody else sees yours.
Finding a profile
Names now lead somewhere. On the Ladder, every name and every podium portrait opens a profile. So does each player's name on a replay's result band, and your own name in the top bar or on the lobby. Under History in the top bar there's a Profile entry for your own page, and the profile page itself has a lookup box — type any Hive username.
Profiles are public, like the Ladder and the Gallery, so a link to one works for anyone, signed in or not:
Your match list is the one thing that stays yours: which battles you played, against whom, with their replays, is still shown only to you. The profile links to it from your own page.
About the Privacy Policy
A profile shows things about a player that weren't on a public page before — win and loss counts, the streak, the Archons they favour, when they last played. We've added a paragraph to the Privacy Policy that lists exactly what a profile shows, effective today, so the policy and the page say the same thing. Your cards, your prizes and your Hive account were already public on-chain — that's how ownership works here — and nothing about that changed.
Go and look yourself up
Your own profile is at splinterlanes.com under History → Profile. If the record on it is shorter than you'd like, the How to Play guide covers everything from your first Lane to the Rating curve, and a Ranked battle costs one 🎟 Ticket — a cent.
Questions, or something on your profile that doesn't look right? Comment below. We read every comment and look into reports quickly.