We got tired of jumping between so many websites and tools just to do one thing, so we put it all here. See exactly how your deck plays before you ever shuffle it.
How you appear to other players, and what stays private to you.
How you get into your account.
This is the address you sign in with.
Light or dark, and the color that lights up buttons and highlights.
Warnings, errors and the five mana colors keep their own colors whatever you pick: a ⛔ stays red.
Signed in, these follow you to every device. In this browser they apply the moment you click.
A short walk through each page. Play one any time from here, or from the ? button in the corner of the page itself.
This cannot be undone.
Commander: Unassigned
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Which colors this deck uses most.
This deck does not have a published primer yet.
Which bracket the official rules put your deck in
Ramp cards add mana. Removal cards deal with one problem card. Board wipe cards clear many cards at once. Tutor cards search your deck for a card you choose.
Average number of lands in opening hand: 0.0
The big number on each card is the last 7 days, compared with the 7 days before. The bars are the last 30 days, one per day; hover one for its count. Days run on UTC, so a new day starts at 5pm in Phoenix.
Counting...
Publishes to /news, which is public and in the sitemap. Write it for someone who has never played Commander. The preview beside the form is the real article, redrawn as you type.
Real links a reader can follow. They print at the foot of the article exactly as typed.
Up to twelve short questions with plain answers. They print under the article, and search engines can show them.
Goes to the bell in the header and to /changelog, which is public. Write it for someone who has never played Commander. The preview beside the form is the row a reader gets, drawn by the same code the bell uses.
Secret Lair drops, what has just been previewed, and what is counting down.
The front page shows two drops at most, in the order you number them here. A drop with on sale from in the future is announced as “coming soon” and never as “on sale now”, so it is safe to put an announcement up early. Times are stored with your timezone attached, so 9am is 9am for you and correct for a reader in Berlin. Filling in on sale until is what takes the drop off the front page by itself. Without it, a sold-out drop sits there until somebody remembers.
Every phrase we have harvested, and what to do about it. Rename means the page exists and is not called what people type. Rewrite means Google already shows us on its second or third page and the words need work, not a new page. Build means real demand and no page at all. Write is the only bucket the News writer is offered: a question no page answers.
Demand is Bing, whole-market, summed over eight weeks. It ranks phrases against
each other and is not a traffic estimate. The position is ours, from Search
Console. Nothing here is written by the site: the harvest is run by hand from
.githooks/seo-keyword-harvest.mjs.
Run the report to see what people are searching for.
For a card that has been shown publicly but is not in the card data yet. It goes straight into the global cache, so everybody sees it. When the real record arrives from Scryfall it replaces whatever is typed here.
Both of these reach outside the site and write to the shared card data. They are safe to run twice, and slow: start one and leave it alone.
Every great deck starts with a conversation. Pick a play style, or let us walk you through the easiest ways to learn the format.
Type the name of the legendary creature you want to build around and pick it from the list.
Pick themes or archetypes to filter what Discover shows.
Paste a deck link, or paste the card list as text. Links work from Moxfield, Archidekt, Mana Pool, MTGGoldfish and Commander Template.
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This records cards you own. It does not copy the deck. Use Clone deck for that. You can take it straight back out from Recent changes.
This deck already has cards in it. Do you want to add the new list to them, or replace them?
The deck stays yours. Anyone you invite can add and remove cards and rename it, but they cannot delete it, change who can see it, lock it, or invite anyone else. You can take it back at any time and they will be told.
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Your other decks keep the tags they have now.
Saved to your account and applied whenever you use this card again.
This works like the Discover search bar. t:instant finds instants, o:draw finds cards whose rules text says "draw".
Ideas from this deck
Cards that do the same job as the card coming out, in this deck's colors.
Nothing in the deck changes unless the owner accepts.
What works, what's confusing, what you wish the site did. We read every one.
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