Manage your Sprite collection
A collection tracker is only useful while it tells the truth. This guide gets yours set up and keeps it that way with a few habits.
1. Do the first pass in one sitting
Sign in, open My Collection, and walk the grid once, marking each Sprite Missing, Collected, or Mastered. It goes faster than it looks — filter by theme and clear one theme at a time. If you play with the bot in your server, you can do the same from Discord with slash commands and watch the website update; both read the same database.
2. Update at the moment things change
The habit that keeps a tracker honest: when you catch or master a Sprite in-game, mark it then — from the website or from Discord, whichever is open. A collection that lags reality produces trade offers that ask for things you already own, which wastes everyone's time (yours included, since offers are built from live collections).
3. Use the Missing filter as your shopping list
The status filter set to Missing IS your want list. Combine it with a theme filter to see exactly what stands between you and a completed set, and use it to decide what to ask for in trades — or to post a Sprite Wanted ad listing the ones you need most. The list view is handy here: denser, more of your gaps on screen.
4. Share progress, deliberately
The share button exports whatever you're currently looking at as an image — so filter first, then share. A completed theme makes a good post; so does a short Missing list when you're hunting the last few. Your collection also has a read-only page other collectors see from your public profile: it's public by default, and you can hide your collection or your whole profile in your profile settings if you prefer (hiding the profile hides the collection too).
Where to next
Turn the missing list into trades with the trading etiquette guide, or read what the Collection Tracker can do in full.