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Group Collection

Create a named group without changing anyone's Solo or GIM collection. Every player keeps control of their own binder.

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Friends, clans, and temporary teams

How a custom Group Collection works

A Group Collection combines collections for people who are not necessarily in the same Group Ironman team. It does not replace anyone's Solo or GIM profile. Each person joins with a RuneScape profile they control, and the group reads that profile's existing saved binder instead of creating another editable copy.

The owner controls membership, not binders

The owner names the group, creates one-use invitations, removes members, and cancels outstanding invites. Members can view the combined collection, but they can update only profiles connected to their own Google sign-in. Joining a group never gives its owner permission to edit another player's cards.

Invitations are intentionally limited

An invitation can add one owned profile and cannot be reused. This makes it possible to invite friends without publishing a permanent join link. A custom group can contain up to twenty profiles, and the same profile can remain in its GIM while joining more than one custom group.

Personal and group duplicates answer different questions

Collection duplicates means one selected player owns at least two copies. Group duplicates means the group owns at least two copies combined, even if separate players hold them. Normal and foil copies remain visible separately instead of being collapsed into one total.

The collection remains private to members

Custom groups are designed for private coordination. They are not a public leaderboard or a way to claim ownership of another player's data. Google sign-in is used so returning members can prove which profiles they control without this site collecting an email address or password.

Example: if two friends each own one normal copy of the same card, it appears under Group duplicates but not as a Collection duplicate for either person. A foil copy is shown separately so nobody has to guess which version is available.