Coach a Fighter advertises more than 250 cards across random fighters, real fighters, and legends. The public description does not list their names or values, so a trustworthy database must be captured from the live game and versioned.
Read the four parts of a useful card record
Random Fighters, Real Fighters and Real Legends are the three groups named by the official description. That text advertises 250+ cards but does not provide 250 readable names. This guide explains the fields and groups; the roster page lets you browse your locally captured cards. A roll tier, a card group and a personal tier placement should be saved as separate ideas.
| Part | Save | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Identity | Exact name and group | Find the same card again without guessing from artwork. |
| Current state | Visible strength, weakness and stats | Understand what the card shows before more training. |
| Acquisition | Displayed action, currency and result | Keep recruitment separate from performance. |
| Development | Training changes, costs and match context | Judge what your investment actually changed. |
Keep two similar cards distinguishable
Give each capture a date and save the name exactly as displayed. If two cards share a name but differ in visible values, keep both observations until you know whether training, another variant, or a version change explains the difference. Do not merge them simply because their portraits look alike. Keep old screenshots alongside the notes; editing a note does not re-verify the card in the current game.
- Use the notes field for acquisition tier, update label and screenshot filename.
- Use the strength and weakness fields for exact visible wording.
- Export your notebook before clearing browser data; the site does not retrieve it from your Roblox account.
What to record for every card
- Exact display name and current card art.
- Rarity or card class exactly as shown.
- Visible starting stats, strengths, and weaknesses.
- Acquisition source and current cost.
- Screenshot date and game update label.
Use the private notebook now
Until a complete licensed public dataset exists, the Fighter Notebook lets you save cards you personally see. Entries stay in your browser and can be searched or exported as JSON.
- 250+ fighter cards are advertised officially.
- Random fighters, real fighters, and real legends are named roster groups.
- The complete roster and rarity odds are not published in the official description.
- Names and values can change during Early Beta.
Sources and scope
Official links support the systems and labels described below. Decision tables, checklists and labeled worked examples are this site’s practical guidance, not measured game rules. Publisher and community material retains its own source status.