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I already have my available commons/uncommons and those few extra bulk rares in card boxes, sorted by color, and sleeved as playsets/partial playsets (e.g. seven cards would come in two sleeves).  You just want me to put it all into a trade window???

Per ichorclaw's current profile (not sure when s/he changed it to the following):

"Family issues, no longer trading"

Between srrogers1985 and I, we should be able to set you up.  Just let us know what you have in mind.  I have boatloads of commons, uncommons, and even some cheap rares from past couple of years.

It costs one more, but I like Predator Ooze over Gatecreeper Vine.  It is, after all, indestructible, and if you get a chance to swing with it a few times (or block a few weenies), it gets bigger.

This topic (or variants of it) has been brought up in a number of threads.  While the ultimate decision regarding enhancements rests with the site admins, some have suggested that the ability to add or search by the card number would fit the need without unnecessarily complicating the interface.

Example:
Treacherous Pit-Dweller in the Avacyn Restored block is card 121 of 244 regardless of the language of the printing.

There is a thread on coming enhancements, and there will be an improved interface for better tracking of multiple versions of a card.  Not sure how language versions will be handled there, but I think we'll all love the improvements.

I've been toying with a similar deck.  In order to get those other colors of mana, you should  run as many dual lands as you can.  Personally, I'd ditch the Guildgate--they are great on T1, but having them come in tapped is a real pain.  Cavern of Souls is expensive, but if you name Angel, you can tap for one of any color mana when you are playing an Angel, with the added benefit of being counter-proof.

If you are focusing around white-blue, work to get every dual that has either blue or white, even if you only have one or two copies among them all right now: (Glacial Fortress and/or Hallowed Fountain), blue-red (Sulfur Falls and/or Steam Vents), white-red (Clifftop Retreat), white-green (Sunpetal Grove and/or Temple Garden), and blue-green (Hinterland Harbor).  You might not have all of them, but substitute in those that you can as you acquire them.

Other alternatives for splashing color would be Shimmering Grotto and Transguild Promenade.

No problems bumping the old thread. The method you may use at this time is the one noted in NullParameter's post.  On that main inventory window, those numeric columns on the left are (in order): Inventory, Tradelist, Wishlist, and Quantity in Decks.

You can open the inventory window, sort by any parameter you like (I typically sort by quantity when modifying my Tradelist), and then can click into the Tradelist column, allowing you to edit the number that appears there.  So, basically, click> type > click > type, etc.

I agree with srrogers1985 on the gates.

My only concern is the pace of play.  You will really need more ramp--your mana curve looks like you won't get rolling for a number of turns.  Consider adding Avacyn's Pilgrim as a one-drop white mana source creature.

I was wondering if tampering might be at play,simply because it was two packs from the same store.  The difficult thing about these is that they are the boosters that sit in the cardboard jackets.  That tips the likelihood toward it being some sort of packaging error at the factory.

I did keep the packaging, and I did reach out via WotC's support page.

If delivery confirmation is used, and the post office reports that the package has been delivered, the sender has clean hands.  As I understand it, having that confirmation of delivery (the actual notes listing the date and time of delivery, not just a delivery confirmation number) is enough to prove that the sender did what was required--get the package to the target address. It requires, however, that the package be delivered to the listed address.  If it never arrives, the sender has reason for a claim against the post office (if insurance was purchased).  Simply purchasing delivery confirmation does not guarantee delivery.  For guaranteed delivery, one would need to use premium shipping services, like those available from FedEx, UPS, or some premium USPS offerings.