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A hoard is a named collection of items. Think of it like an album or a folder, a way to group related items together.
To bring in a hoard you exported earlier, choose Import Existing Hoard on the same screen. See Export & Import.
A hoard page has four tabs:
| Tab | What's there |
|---|---|
| Items | All owned items in the hoard, where you can browse, filter, and add new ones |
| Wishlist | Items marked as wanted or ordered |
| Posts | Updates and notes posted to the hoard |
| Stats | Statistics and value breakdown for the hoard |
To page through every item image fullscreen, use the Slideshow button in the hoard's action bar. See Slideshow.
From the Items or Wishlist tab, click the Add Item button (visible if you have permission) to create a new item in the hoard.
If you own the hoard (or have the relevant permissions), a settings button appears on the hoard page. Hoard settings are organised into sections:
| Visibility | Who can see it |
|---|---|
| Public | Everyone, including logged-out users; appears in browse and search |
| Unlisted | Anyone with the link, but hidden from browse, search, and your profile |
| Friends | Only users who are your friends |
| Private | Only you, plus anyone you've explicitly granted access via Permissions |
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Free accounts can have up to 2 hoards that aren't Public. Supporters don't have that limit. When a collaborator changes a hoard's visibility, the hoard owner's limit applies, not theirs.
WARNING
Making a hoard more restrictive (for example Public → Private) takes effect immediately and hides it from anyone who no longer qualifies.
See Permissions to learn how to grant specific users access to a restricted hoard.
Public and unlisted hoards have a shareable URL you can copy from the hoard page. You can also share individual items within a hoard.