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If you've not already done so, read the sticky post at the top of this forum.

I'd prefer to have them show up once received. I would, however, like the pending flag, or an incoming/outgoing column (an option we could turn on).

I didn't have time to review your inventory, so I don't know what other cards you have. Elpablo's advice is good: avoid running a wide selection of one-of cards (one of this, one of that).  Imagine what your ideal round would look like. What would you play on Turn 1? Turn 2? Turn 3? Build around those cards.  Try to run four of each of those T1, T2, and T3 cards. From there, add some others to give you some flexibility, or to support the rest of your build. What would support it? It depends on what playing style you prefer. If you want to be aggressive, focus on creatures that give you an advantage on getting damage through: flying, unblockable, fear, intimidate, trample, etc. If you want to slow your opponent down for a few turns while you come on mid-game, play defenders and walls.  It's up to you.

Come up with a statement about your deck that focuses on how it is going to win.  For a Goblin deck of mine, the focus is to rapidly overwhelm my opponents by  swinging on T1 and dealing loads of damage each and every turn until my opponent is dead (typically on T3 or T4).  For a Merfolk deck, the focus is to get damage through using unblockable creatures (e.g., Triton Shorestalker) and other evasion effects (things that make my creatures fly, or make an opponent's land an Island) while I put Merfolk lords on the board (each giving my Merfolk +1/+1).  I have another black/blue deck that is designed to force my opponents to run out of cards (by "milling" them--making them discard cards from their libraries).  Knowing how you want to win will help you add focus to your deck.

Thank you! Anything youn can do to allow for inline edits rather than the details panel is appreciated by this user.

Thanks, Sebi! Adding cards today was so much easier!

Thanks!

There might be a legitimate reason for some otherwise inexpensive cards to have high prices (e.g., misprints, alters, autographed cards).  For future development, consider a special flag/field for such cards.  That would allow people to search for those "special" cards, if desired, but would also allow them to be excluded from median (preferred) or average calculations.

Click the "+Import" button/link just below the "Top Cards" link.

I had the Brain Maggots in, but they were being removed too often, so I opted to sideboard them.

I missed Oppressive Rays completely. It is superior to Sinister Possession if I want to slow them down.

I like the Doomwake Giant, but don't like adding more to the top end of my mana curve. I'll give it some thought.

I did consider Immortal Servitude, but in the early stages of testing it was on the periphery of my thinking. How many would you run, and what would you swap out to pull them in?

As to the red splash, I've not had Mogis on the board in every game, but when he is there, he makes a huge impact. One of the reasons he is there is because the initial build had two Iroas to support the aggro shell. I'll think of dropping him. Perhaps Obzedat, Ghost Council in place of Mogis?

While the deck is in the browser window, just copy the URL and use it for a link.