Our deck builder's tools can help you better visualize and manage your decks. Hopefully with our help you'll be able to tweak your decks so that you're never . . . tapped out! . . . ZINGAAAAAAAAAA!!!!
Not only can you narrowly search by set, color, and spell type, you can also search for the text contained within the cards!
For instance, you could do a search for cards that have text such as "trample, first strike, or lifelink." You can also search for more complicated text such as "draw a card," or "comes into play." You can narrow these text searches by set, color, and spell type as well. Note, these searches are very sensitive. So searching for "draw a card" will yield different results than "draw cards," etc.
For help formatting and editing your card-lists in decks, lists, and cubes click here
To create a link in a comment or in your deck's description, use the double bracket syntax [[name-of-thing]]. Since decks might have the same name, use the unique slug name. What's the slug name? Its the name that appears in the URL (address bar) for that particular deck.
For example, the slug for Sir LOLalot's Rat Problem is "sir-lolalots-rat-problem-1". Make sure your deck isn't private or it won't show up!
Works for cards: Llanowar Elves
Works for users: KrazyCaley
Want to get really daring? Check out markdown syntax.
Our help page for drafting can be found here
Deck folders are yet another way to keep your MTG decks well organized on TappedOut. Simply view any deck (even decks of other users!) and click on the 'Add to folder' option on the left. You will be given a chance to add decks to current folders or create a new one.
To view your deck folders, click on your profile and scroll down to your MTG Decks and click 'By Folder'
The maybe-board is a place where you can keep track of cards you're considering adding to your deck, but aren't sure.
The acquire-board is a place for you to track cards you need to complete a deck. You can get a full list of all cards for all decks on your profile.
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