Enemy Hand Tab
Displays information about cards currently held by your opponent, as well as any active secrets:
How many cards the opponent kept after the mulligan (Turn 0).
What cards were created by other cards.
The amount of buff a card receives from Grimmy Goons (a mechanic introduced in the Mean Streets of Gadgetzan expansion).
Forged cards kept in the opponent's hand
For any enemy secret played, see the remaining possibilities. The possible secrets in play are automatically updated after you test for a secret.
First, it's important to know that the cards are displayed from top to bottom, matching the opponent's hand from left to right.
Examples
In this case, you can see that after the mulligan, the opponent has the Coin, kept the first two cards, and replaced the last two. The third T1 card was drawn at the start of turn 1...
This example shows cards generated by other cards. Here, we know the last card in the opponent's hand is the Coin, generated by Tomb Pillager
Here, Arena Tracker highlights the buffs received by minions from a Grimmy Goons effect. As a result, cards 1, 3, and 4 are minions with +1/+1.
The next image shows a case of tracking a known card. For example, if a Rogue casts Sap on Frostwolf Grunt, Arena Tracker will then display the actual card instead of a card back. Meanwhile, the cards drawn on turns 0, 1, and 2 remain unidentified.
Forged cards that remain in the enemy hand are also tagged.
Drawn Cards
Whenever the opponent draws a new card (or it enters their hand by any other means), it will appear at the bottom of the Enemy Hand Tab. You can configure how long these cards remain visible in the Config tab.
Secrets
Every time the enemy plays a secret, Arena Tracker will show you in the Enemy Hand Tab a list of all the secret possibilities (this list depends on the secret hero type and sets active in the mode you are playing).
As you perform differing actions, Arena Tracker will remove from the possibilities the cards with the same trigger you tested, this will keep on until only one possibility remains or the secret triggers in game.
When playing Standard, secret possibilities are ordered by rarity (represented in their text color).
When playing Wild mode, make sure to enable the "Wild Secrets" checkbox in the Config tab to display secrets from all sets, not just those in Standard.
When playing arena, the secret possibilities are ordered by the % of decks that include at least one copy (according to HSReplay.net). Start testing the top options first, as they are more likely to appear in the current arena rotation.
Popular List - Patreon Only
When playing arena, a new list of cards appears at the bottom of the tab. It shows the most popular cards your opponent might play next turn, based on available mana (including coin and overload).
For turns 2, 3, and 4, only actual 2-, 3-, and 4-drops are shown.
The percentage next to each card represents the probability that an arena deck has at least one copy.
Cards considered answers will display either a removal or AOE icon behind the percentage.
This helps you plan your turn by adapting to the most likely plays of your opponent.
You can adjust the number of cards shown, or disable this list entirely, in the Hand section of the config tab.
RNG List - Patreon Only
When you draw an RNG card, Arena Tracker shows it in the Enemy Hand Tab. Hovering over it will display a board preview with each minion's chance of being destroyed if the card is played.
Info: Example of cards that will appear on the RNG list
Total Attack
If the option Total attack is enabled, the bottom of the Enemy Hand Tab will show a counter summing up the total attack of minions and hero. The green number is your total attack, and the red number is your opponent's.
If some of your minions or your hero is exhausted, you will see two values separated by a "/":
The number on the left is the total attack available this turn.
The number on the right is the total attack available next turn when everything is ready again.
In this example, your enemy has 3 total attack this turn and will have 4 next turn.
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