Epic Seven Match History: How to Look Up RTA Games

Checking Your Match History In-Game

Your own recent World Arena battles are listed in-game. According to the developer of the E7 RTA Archive, the game only shows about the last 100 battles, so older matches drop off as you play. Spectator Mode is currently disabled from October 31 to November 14, 2026, until the Fall 2026 season ends.

Other battle logs work differently. Guild War battle logs, for example, were deleted with the October 29, 2026 update, so do not rely on the game to keep long-term records.

Looking Up Any Player Online

Hideout Gacha's RTA History Lookup credits STOVE as its data source. Choose a server (Korea, Asia, Global, Europe or Japan) and type the player's nickname. The player page shows their current league and Victory Points, ladder percentile, season wins and losses, and their five most-played heroes with records.

Each recent match lists both drafts with bans, the result, the length in time and turns, points won or lost, and who picked first. This makes it easy to study a top player's pre-bans and first picks before facing them.

• Pick a server: Korea, Asia, Global, Europe or Japan
• Enter the player's in-game nickname
• Review league, VP, season record and top 5 heroes
• Open a match to see both drafts, bans and first pick

Hero Analysis and Rankings

The same tool has a Hero Analysis section with pick, win and ban rates by season and league, the gear sets players most often use on a hero, and its counters and best partners. You can filter by element, class and star rating. A Ranking tab lists top World Arena players by server or by hero, updated daily.

Use these numbers alongside our tier list and RTA guide. Win rates reflect how a hero performs in real drafts, which is often more useful than opinion-based rankings.

Archiving More Than 100 Battles

The E7 RTA Archive was built to keep RTA history beyond the roughly 100 battles the game shows. It can query by server or player ID, accept uploaded JSON, automatically query new battles, and show season stats such as win rate and first-pick rate. You can also export your battle table.

If you want long-term records, query your account regularly during a season so no battles are lost. Exported tables are useful for spotting which matchups cost you the most points.

Smilegate's Official Site

Community tool roundups list Smilegate's own E7 match-history site at epic7.gg.onstove.com. When we checked on October 31, 2026, it returned an error (HTTP 503), so the community tools were the working option.

Because third-party tools depend on STOVE data, they can break when Smilegate changes something. If a lookup fails, try again later or check the official Epic Seven website for notices.

Using Your History to Improve

Look for patterns in your losses: which hero you lose to most, whether you lose more on second pick, and how long losing games last. Coach Valky reviews drafts this way, noting how pre-bans shape what you can play. Hold-press heroes during the draft to check the opponent's stats.

Then adjust your pre-bans and gear. Our CR check guide explains speed tuning, and the builds guide covers stats for each role.

Tips for Scouting Opponents

Before a big match or tournament, look up your opponent's last few drafts. Note their usual pre-bans, which hero they first-pick, and whether they play speed cleave or slower tank comps. Coach Valky's drafts show how much a player's pre-ban shapes their whole account.

During the draft itself, hold-press each enemy hero to see its stats. Combined with their match history, this tells you who is faster and which counters are worth picking.

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