Organizing Your Decks
The Yours section of the Decks page is one list. Here's how to keep it manageable as it grows.
Sorting and filtering#
The sort row offers Updated, Created, Name, Most Played and Most Wins. Under it, format pills filter the list, Illegal decks only narrows it to decks that failed their last legality check, and the view toggle switches between a card grid and a compact list. Group arranges the list by format, and $ Value shows what each deck is worth.
The search box matches deck names only. It doesn't look inside decks.
Folders#
Folders are a supporter feature. With them on, + Folder appears next to Import, and the folder row sits above the list.
- Move to… in a deck's ⋯ menu puts it in a folder. Remove from Folder takes it out.
- Rename or delete a folder from its own ⋯ menu. Deleting a folder doesn't delete the decks. They go back to Unfoldered.
- A folder's ⋯ menu has Make All Decks Public and Make All Decks Private, which flips every deck in it at once. Handy when a rotation is ready to share.
Folders are one level deep. There's no multi-select, so moving ten decks is ten clicks.
Labels#
Labels are the other supporter feature, for when a deck belongs in more than one place. A deck sits in one folder but can carry any number of labels, so "Tuesday crew" and "budget" can both point at the same list without duplicating it.
- Labels… in a deck's ⋯ menu opens the editor. Type a label and press Enter to add it, click the × on a chip to remove it. Labels you've used on other decks are offered as suggestions so spellings stay consistent.
- Once you have any, a Labels row appears under the folder shelf. Click one to filter the list; it combines with the folder filter.
- The lobby and playtest deck pickers show the same label pills next to the folder pills.
Labels are private to you. To describe a deck publicly, use Archetypes… in the same menu.
Things that aren't here#
A few tidying features people ask about that don't exist, so you don't go looking:
- No favourites or pinning. Sort by Most Played does most of the same job.
- No drag and drop between folders. Use the menu.