2021年10月27日 · Nice, I feel the same way. Better search and drag and drop for sure on Archidekt, but once I have a finished deck I am just tuning moxfield runs better. Better playtest as well as multiple category support.

2024年4月4日 · it will look something like: C:\Users\shado\Downloads\MTG Converter\ MtgCsvHelper.console.exe (you will want to put your commands in after the exe spaceor copy and paste this to make it quick if all you want is MTGO to Moxfield:MtgCsvHelper.Console.exe --f "Change this to the csv file ( Example: YOURCSV.csv) " --in MTGO --out MOXFIELD

2022年9月2日 · I've been playing MTG for about a year now, so a relatively new player. I've seen people post their decklists on various sites, but in my opinion, they all are quite subpar compared to Moxfield. Moxfield has such a nice interface and usability, a lot of customization options and allows to look at stats and playtesting, etc.

I find that archidekt looks nice, has integrated scryfall search (edit: just saw that moxfield does too), I like their system for having a personal folder structure for organising my lists, and I personally prefer to deckbuild using the card images instead of card names like I would if I just had all the cards in front of me on the table

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2020年5月2日 · Moxfield is fine if you already have all the cards you want to add memorized and can just search em up by name, but if I want to try and search for specific ability key words, oracle text, cmc's, power/toughness, color identity, etc, I literally cannot do that without using a second tool in a different window whereas Archidekt lets me do all of ...

2022年11月27日 · Moxfield is an ever-changing website, it might not fit what you need right now as other websites but in the span in two years the website has gone from a basic deck builder app to a simulator, deck builder, collection manager with tons of QoL features such as packages, tracking, clustering, fully developed blog-like primers that support YouTube and Twitch embeds.

Can anyone recommend a good application available on Android that can scan my MTG cards and then I can export them with the card name, set information etc and import that straight into Moxfield? I have been using the ManaBox, a fantastic app that allows you to import in from pretty much most sites but exporting out a full list with the precise ...

So there's a bunch of different scanner apps out there. I started using the Dragon Shield app but felt with no support on desktop and no way to export the data to environments like Moxfield (I know it supports 4 other formats tho, and great app tho!) I'll want to rescan my collection again to now make it work on Moxfield.

Tabletop sim lets you import decks from moxfield, architect, and tappedout. My friend group play tests decks on there. Some of the tables you can load in automate alot of the drudgery it's not arena but it's fairly smooth and let's you use all the cards you could ever want