Magic the Gathering Deck Shuffler
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Magic the Gathering Deck Shuffler
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Re: Magic the Gathering Deck Shuffler
#2very cool!! please support moxfield integration!
Re: Magic the Gathering Deck Shuffler
#3how is this better than edhplay.com?
Re: Magic the Gathering Deck Shuffler
#4how is this better than edhplay.com?
Does it have to be? I think the OP just wanted to share something they made
Re: Magic the Gathering Deck Shuffler
#5how is this better than edhplay.com?
try it out and let us know!
Re: Magic the Gathering Deck Shuffler
#6I always wanted https://untap.in/
(yeah, I built it) to feel like this... free-form, chill, a bit messy. Just moving cards around, making mistakes, fixing them together, like a real board game night.
But after 10 years of user feedback, it ended up somewhere else.
Still nice seeing someone else land closer to that original idea. Well done.
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#7How do I see the table? Maybe I'm doing it wrong but I expected drag and drop from my hand at the bottom to the empty space at the top as the table, like TappedOut.net but it seems I have to tap the card, then tap Play, then all I see is a message saying "# Cards on table" but not visible anywhere.
Re: Magic the Gathering Deck Shuffler
#8How do I see the table? Maybe I'm doing it wrong but I expected drag and drop from my hand at the bottom to the empty space at the top as the table, like TappedOut.net but it seems I have to tap the card, then tap Play, then all I see is a message saying "# Cards on table" but not visible anywhere.
Yeah I was hoping for a multiplayer goldfish-style experience, maybe something like tabletop simulator. Maybe I'm doing it wrong but this doesn't seem to be any better than the built in archidekt/moxfield tools
Re: Magic the Gathering Deck Shuffler
#9I don't quite understand how to use this, but if people are looking for a way to play magic digitally I might recommend the site I built at cardtavern.com.
Re: Magic the Gathering Deck Shuffler
#10I always wanted https://untap.in/ (yeah, I built it) to feel like this... free-form, chill, a bit messy. Just moving cards around, making mistakes, fixing them together, like a real board game night. But after 10 years of user feedback, it ended up somewhere else. Still nice seeing someone else land closer to that original idea. Well done.
Might check out the site I built at cardtavern.com.