sebi wrote:

Hey,

You should already be able to see which cards are available. If you link the deck cards with the inventory printings especially, you will see where the cards in you inventory are used. Make sure to also enable the "Decks Count" extra column on the deck listing page. (in the table header).

Hey thanks for the reply.

I assigned specific printings in all of my decks. But when I build new decks, I would expect the dropdowns to only contain non assigned cards from my inventory. But I do see every printing I own. Lets say, I want to ad a Sol Ring to a new deck. I have 7 Sol Rings in my inventory but all of them are used in decks and linked to the specific version in the deck. In the Deck Building view, if i check "From Inventory" and search for sol ring, I can still see all the printings in my inventory. The same happens if I select a printing in an already added card via the "Owned (Inventory)" Dropdown.

Just pinging in on this post to bring it back to the top. We really need such a feature.

In my decks, I assign multiple tags per card for categorization. However, when setting the group listing to "tag", only the first tag is considered for grouping, disregarding the rest. It would be beneficial to incorporate all of a card's tags into the grouping, providing a comprehensive view linking each tag to its respective cards.

To illustrate, I used the dev inspector to create a visual mock-up:
https://i.imgur.com/3oYc88n.png

For instance, consider the card 'Flash Foliage' tagged with #draw and #enabler. A potential solution could involve treating the first tag as the primary, allowing it full visibility and editability, while subsequent tags are displayed with reduced opacity to indicate their secondary status.

Alternatively, offering the ability to select a primary tag and not relying on tag order could enhance flexibility and user experience.

Another possibility might be to develop an entirely separate view for this purpose.

These are just initial thoughts. Looking forward to your feedback. smile