I started writing programs to help me analyze my data - collection, matches played, decks over all the web and such - and after a few months it came to become what is now known as MTGAHelper. In all that time between high school and then, I also happened to become a programmer. In 2018, Magic: The Gathering Arena's Beta reared its head and I was instantly hooked again by the greatest card game ever created. Pretty awful in retrospect but that's how I learned to both play and love Magic.Then I moved on to other activities and stopped playing. I can clearly remember thinking I had a very cool deck at the time: a white milling deck.
The anvil icon in the filtering area also limits the view to decks that are craftable given your current wild cards.What led to me creating MTGAHelper? It all started a long time ago when I tried out a certain card game in high school. For example at the 4 boxes (grey, blue, gold, red - standing for common, uncommon, rare, mythic) indicate how many wild cards you would need to finish crafting it.
You do however need to re-upload your collection as it changes manually.įor mtgarena pro, the tracker should keep your collection up to date, and when searching decks on it's site it will show the wild cards you would need to then craft them when you are logged in. If all you are looking for is the most simple and basic "heres my collection, and tell me some meta decks i'm close to" try out That one has a pretty simple upload your collection log file, easy "subscription" to meta or popular streamer's decks, and then letting you know what you are missing and what cards are "best" to craft or open via which pack is best. The tracker helps keep you in sync with your latest collection gains.
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