Deck pages have a new top. Everything about a deck now sits in one banner: its art, who built it, its colours, bracket, legality, price and tags, and how many comments and views it has.
Your deck, your art
The banner shows your commander's art by default. Pick Change card image in the deck builder to use any card instead. Search a card, then choose from every artwork it has been printed with, like Sol Ring's many Secret Lair versions. The art you choose is also your deck's picture in Community, and every banner credits the artist.
You can add a one-line description under the title too.
Tags
Tag your deck with what it does: Aristocrats, Tokens, Voltron, Budget, Rule Zero and more than a hundred others. Press + next to the price to add a tag, and click a tag to remove it. A deck can have up to 10.
Tags are searchable. In Community, pick a tag under Deck tag to see every deck that has it. Tag words also work in the search box, and on a deck page each tag links to the other decks that have it.
Comments, views and sharing
The banner counts comments and views, and Share copies the deck's link.
Views now count once per visitor a day. Reloading a deck no longer adds a view, and opening a deck from Community no longer counts twice. Your own visits to your own decks don't count either.
The price, two ways
Open the price to see what the deck costs with the printings you chose. Switch on Cheapest printings to see what the same cards cost at their cheapest.
Dollars or euros
Prices can now come from TCGplayer in US dollars or from Cardmarket in euros. Signed in, choose in Settings under Prices, and deck prices, card prices, the pack simulator, the land database, Budget Alternatives and your collection all follow it. In-Depth Analysis still prices cards in dollars.
Your printings, everywhere
When you pick a printing in the deck builder, the deck keeps it everywhere: in the playtester, the starting hand, every analysis of the deck and its exports. Your commander's printing is kept too.
More than one list
A deck can now have more than one list. Press New list beside the deck's boards to start a copy of the list you're on, or an empty one, and change its cards and printings: a budget version and a fully foiled one of the same deck, side by side. Each list has its own mainboard and printings, your commander's printing included, while the sideboard, considering board and About are shared.
Rename a list, delete it, or make it the main list from its menu. The main list is the one Community, the bracket and the deck's price show, and anyone opening the deck's page can switch between its lists.
See your deck your way
The deck list has four new controls above it:
- View: text, condensed text, a grid of card images, stacks, stacks split into piles of eight, or large images.
- Group: by type, subtype, type and tag, tag, rarity, colour, colour identity, mana value, set, artist, or not at all.
- Sort: by name, mana value, price, rarity or colour.
- Prices: next to every card, for the printings you chose or for each card's cheapest printing.
Your choices are remembered for every deck.
Right-click a card
Right-click any card, or press its menu button, to see everything you can do with it. You can switch its printing, use the foil, move it to another board, set how many you run, add it to another of your decks, copy its name, see its details, or buy it on Cardmarket, Card Kingdom or TCGplayer.
Card tags
Tag a card with its job, like Ramp, Card draw or Removal, from its menu. A tag can belong to one deck or to every deck you build, and Group: Tag sorts the list by them. Visitors to your public deck see your tags too.
Your cost, your printing
Change mana cost shows a card at a cost you choose, for a discount or a house rule. The deck list and the curve use that cost, but analyses always use the card's real cost.
Set as preferred printing remembers a printing you like. Cards you add later come in that printing, and Use preferred printings in the deck's menu switches the cards already in a deck.
Primers
A deck's About tab is now a full primer:
- Cards in the text. Put a card's name in double square brackets, like [[Sol Ring]], and readers see the card when they point at it, like this: Sol Ring.
- Mana symbols, as Scryfall writes them:
{W},{2},{X}, Phyrexian{W/P}, hybrid{G/U}and the rest. - Dropdowns. Put text in a
===panel: Titlethat opens when clicked, and group panels in an===accordion. - Spoilers with
||hidden text||, centred text with===center, and links to builders with [[user:handle]]. - Sections. Every heading lands in a contents list that follows you down the page, with a way back to the top.
- Videos. A YouTube link on its own line becomes a video. Nothing loads from YouTube until a reader presses play.
Links to other sites are marked with an arrow. The editor has a button for each of these, a symbol picker, a formatting guide and a preview.
Brackets on every deck
Every deck's picture now shows its bracket, in Community, on profiles, in Recently crafted and in My Decks. It's the bracket the deck's page shows: the one you picked, else the deck's latest analysis, else an estimate from its cards.
Profiles
Profiles now split a builder's decks into Decks and Analyses. If it's your profile, you can delete an analysis from the list, or from inside the analysis.
You can also give your profile a banner colour. In Edit profile, pick one of twelve colours or any colour you like, and it replaces the commander art at the top of your page and on your card in the deck builder directory.