Deck Management

The Decks page is your library. Three sections along the top: Yours, Public and Precons.

Getting decks in#

• Import from a Moxfield or Archidekt link, a pasted list, or a TableCommander JSON export. See Importing Decks.
• + Build starts an empty deck in the Deck Builder.
• Precons has every Commander preconstructed deck. Open one and Copy to My Decks.
• Public is other players' shared decks, sortable by most played, most wins and most copied. Anything there can be copied too.

What a deck page shows#

Under the name you get the format, whether it's legal, its privacy, its bracket for Commander decks, and the card count. A Deck Shape strip counts lands, ramp, draw, removal, protection and wipes against sensible targets so you can see at a glance where a list is thin.

Then four slices:

• Cards, grouped by type, with the command zone up top.
• Stats: mana curve, colour breakdown, type counts and the deck's current price.
• Legality: every issue and warning for the deck's format, checked live.
• Notes: a free text box for ideas, sideboard plans and matchup notes.

Public decks also get likes and comments, and a Combos panel listing the infinite combos in the list plus the ones you're one card away from.

The deck menu#

The ⋯ menu on a deck, in the list or on its page:

• Playtest opens a solo game against another of your decks.
• Share copies a link. Only works if the deck isn't private.
• Collaborate lets a friend edit the deck with you.
• Duplicate makes a copy in your library.
• Export as Text, Copy as Text, Export as JSON. Text is the standard 1 Sol Ring format any site accepts. JSON keeps everything TableCommander knows about the deck and re-imports exactly.
• Move to… puts it in a folder.
• Delete.

Privacy#

Set per deck in its settings:

Folders#

Supporters can group decks into folders and flip a whole folder public or private at once. Everyone else sees a single flat list, which is fine up to a point. Organizing Your Decks covers it.

Limits#

A deck can hold 2,000 cards and 1,000 copies of any one card. Those are engine limits, not format rules. A deck over the limit can be edited but not brought to a table.

• Importing Decks
• Deck Builder
• Bracket Estimates
• Organizing Your Decks