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Import a TCGplayer deck CSV or public Scryfall link, preserve exact printings and finishes, and assign the cards to your collection.
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Open Decks → Import deck → CSV file. Choose a TCGplayer CSV, TSV, or Excel workbook. The same collection matcher reads quantities, product IDs, exact printings and finishes. A deck supports up to 250 entries and 500 cards.
Wait for matching, then use Show entries needing review to resolve any printing conflicts. Choose the Commander, Main or Sideboard section for each row; files without sections start in Main. Commander decks need an explicit commander choice. Choose Use these printings, name your deck, then Review deck.
Keep Match this exact printing & finish. Choose Record additional copies I own, check the unavailable-copy count, and confirm those are unrecorded physical copies. Save & assign reuses free exact copies first, adds only the missing copies you confirm owning, and marks all of them as used in this deck in the same save.
Open Decks, choose Import deck → Scryfall link, and paste the public Scryfall deck URL.
Choose Load deck. Check the name, format, commanders, main deck, sideboard and finishes before continuing.
Review the deck and choose whether it is an idea, uses your existing collection, or records additional cards you physically own.
Open a deck and click its box, or choose Edit appearance. From the artwork picks colors from the cover automatically; Your colors offers ready-made palettes and two custom color controls. The live preview shows changes before you save.
Choose Classic, Sparkle, Confetti or Foil, then Save appearance. Your style follows the deck onto its shelf and other devices. Reset to artwork restores the automatic palette and Classic finish. These visual changes do not change card printings, collection quantities or deck assignments. Effects use short interactions and respect reduced-motion preferences.
Choose New deck or use the counted-list option in the importer. Enter one card per line, beginning with a quantity. Include set and collector number when a particular printing matters. Use Commander, Main or Sideboard headings.
Name-only lines use a default printing. Add *F* for foil or *E* for etched. You can choose a different printing afterward.
Main
4 Lightning Bolt (M11) 149
2 Mountain
Sideboard
1 Negate| Choice | Result |
|---|---|
| No, I’m theorycrafting | Saves the deck idea without reserving physical cards. |
| Assign existing copies | Uses reviewed available copies from your collection and reserves them for this deck. |
| Yes, add to my treasure cove | Can record additional missing physical copies, then reserve them for the deck. Use only for cards you actually own and have not already recorded. |
Open a card from the deck’s List, Table or Artwork view. The Printings list appears beside the card, with the current printing highlighted. Hover another printing to preview its artwork, then select the printing and supported finish you want.
This works for theorycraft and collection-connected decks. Changing the deck’s selected printing does not transform a physical card in your collection. Review assignments again when a printing change releases an old match.
Use the Edit pencil beside a card in List, Table or Artwork. Change its number of copies or its Commander, Main deck or Sideboard section, then Save changes. Matching entries in the destination section combine. The chosen printing and finish stay the same.
To remove a duplicate, choose Remove entry and confirm the named section. If Hakbal appears in both Main and Commander, remove the extra Main entry; the Commander entry remains. Its previously assigned copy becomes available. Open Edit on the Commander entry, then Select from collection to assign that same physical copy.
Reducing a quantity releases only excess assignments. Moving an entry carries its assigned copies. Increasing a quantity adds planned copies to the deck; assign owned copies separately. None of these actions adds or removes cards from your collection. Save or discard any full-deck text edits before editing individual entries.
Open Build a deck on Deck Shelf, Deck suggestions on a Commander deck, or See what you can build after an import. Theorycraft is the default: search any supported legal commander in the public card catalog. Switch to From my collection to restrict suggestions to available saved copies, including real basic-land quantities.
Choose a whole-deck USD budget, table mood and strategy focus. Selecting a commander shows up to three suggested strategies with reasons. Choose them individually, use the suggested set, or mix your own tags. Suggestions reflect card abilities, not community popularity rankings. Changing commanders or partners refreshes suggestions without replacing your choices. Pick up to three strategy tags or leave them open to follow the commander. Budget includes the commander, lands and kept entries; unpriced cards cannot fit a capped budget. Clear the budget field for no cap. Prices are estimates for selected printings, not a checkout total or a lowest-price guarantee.
Gentle games exclude detected stax, mass land denial, extra turns, fast mana and free counters. You can also explicitly exclude nonland tutors and other listed mechanics. These filters use card rules and a small set of named overrides, not EDHREC Salt Scores. Existing deck entries remain and may be flagged for review. A Game Changer limit does not determine the deck’s bracket.
The draft shows roles, potential land sources, reasons, exact-copy availability and estimated missing-card cost. Hover a card name or thumbnail for a full-card preview, or tap/click to open the artwork. Double-faced cards have a reverse-face control. The same previews work for suggested alternatives. Continue a deck keeps its existing entries and assignments. Try swap changes the proposed draft while retaining the budget check. Review & save uses the normal editor: new drafts default to theorycraft. Choose Assign existing copies only when you want to reserve available copies. Generation never buys cards or adds inventory.
Check documented combos makes one opt-in request to Commander Spellbook with card names, quantities and commander placement. Account, inventory, notes and build preferences are not sent. Matches link to the full prerequisites. A partial or empty result never proves the deck is combo-free.
Commander check appears on saved Commander decks and in import review. It checks the 100-card total, commander eligibility and supported pairs, singleton across Main and Commander, color identity, and bans or illegality in stored card metadata. Basic lands and explicit multiple-copy exceptions are allowed. A duplicate commander across Main and Commander is flagged even when the printings or finishes differ. Missing metadata and special rules appear as review notes. You can still save unfinished or Rule 0 drafts.
Game Changers have a badge in List, Table and Artwork. Use Show only these to find them. The counter includes commanders and excludes sideboard cards. Bracket 1+ means no Game Changers were found in the known list; missing card data keeps the bracket unconfirmed. Bracket 3+ means the list contains one to three distinct Game Changers; four or more produces Bracket 4–5. These are card-based minimums, not a power score. Zero Game Changers does not automatically mean a low-power deck.
Open Find your table’s bracket to compare the five brackets and discuss win speed, combos, chained extra turns and mass land denial. The comparison does not save a rating. cEDH depends on competitive intent. Commander has no sideboard; cards stored there are treated as a maybeboard, and companions require manual review.
The rules snapshot was checked October 8, 2026 against the September 25, 2026 rules and February 9, 2026 bracket update. It includes legendary Vehicles and eligible Spacecraft, and keeps both hybrid colors in color identity. Lutri is permitted in the deck and command zone, but cannot be a companion. Card legality uses stored metadata and is not a live certification.
Deck Shelf shows your total number of decks and the percentage of your collection’s physical copies assigned to decks, including sideboards. Theorycraft lists reserve no copies. Search and format filters narrow the displayed decks without changing these collection-wide totals.
The deck summary separates deck size from cards applied from your collection. A color and label distinguish theorycraft decks from collection-connected decks. The format and size indicators help you read a build; they do not certify format legality.
Export list or Copy list to take the list elsewhere. Buy this deck opens TCGplayer Mass Entry, where you should verify printings, availability, condition and final prices before purchasing.