Draft Tool

Draft night without the spreadsheet: open your league → Draft and pick teams visually, with every player's Heir Rating in view. Any league member can run a draft — nothing here writes league data, so a draft is just a shared screen and a copy-paste at the end.

Building the pool

Three ways to fill the board:

• From voice — pick one or more voice channels (the list shows live occupancy) and everyone in them becomes the pool. Heir reads this straight from your Discord server.
• From the whole roster — skip voice entirely and draft from every league player, sorted by rating.
• Leagues without a linked Discord server go straight to the roster pool.

The Refresh button re-reads the voice channels without disturbing the draft: players who left get a left VC badge (they stay pickable — they probably just hopped to a team channel), new arrivals join the pool, and nothing already drafted moves.

Captains and pick order

Crown two captains with the A / B buttons on any player card — or drag a player onto a team column. Captains are visually distinct (gold row, crown, captain badge) and each team takes its captain's name.

Before starting you choose:

• Alternate (A, B, A, B…) or Snake (A, B, B, A…) pick order.
• Who picks first — hit the coin-flip chip and let fate decide.

Drafting

The banner always says whose pick it is and how far along you are. Picking is one click (Pick) or a drag onto the on-turn team — the other column dims so a mis-drop can't happen. Undo takes back the last pick; Setup walks the whole draft back if the captains want a redo (it asks first).

Every card shows the player's rating in their tier color, hovering shows the usual mini profile, and unrated or unlinked players are still draftable from their Discord name. Each team header keeps a running average rating, so lopsided drafts are visible immediately.

Present mode

The Present button opens a fullscreen stage made for screen sharing — oversized turn banner, glowing on-turn team, and a gold flash as each pick lands. Run the draft from there while everyone watches along in the call. Esc exits.

When it's done

Copy teams puts both rosters (captains first, ratings included) on your clipboard, formatted for pasting straight into Discord. The board itself is never saved — the pasted message is the record, exactly like a real draft board gets erased after the game.