Magic the Gathering is a complex game so it should come as no surprise that people often ask what is the best way to organize magic the gathering cards? Well, I have some good news and bad news for you. Let’s dive in!
Since the COVID pandemic, Magic: The Gathering players have been struggling to figure out how to play MTG remotely. There are a bunch of great communities that have been built around playing MTG remotely, but there aren’t that many guides to do so. Today, we are going to tackle that.
Cycle and Dredge takes a different approach on how to scan Magic cards. We put a lot of thought into it. There were some challenges. But ultimately, we are happy with where we landed with our approach on how to scan Magic cards.
This is a response I posted on Reddit in regards to the price of the Double Masters set. The remaining text has been edited slightly but remains mostly in its original form.
You can read more of that thread here: https://www.reddit.com/r/mtgfinance/comments/gsl932/i_am_an_uberwhale_and_am_moderately_concerned/fs8nhh9/?context=3
Good news everyone! Starting today, anyone can import your collection from another Magic: The Gathering app into Cycle and Dredge! We still have one of the easiest ways to add new cards to your collection by hand or by scanning them, but now you can import your collection and get started even faster!
Sorry this feature took so long to add! It turns out there are a lot of little edge cases we needed to account for. Importing outside data into Cycle and Dredge can be a little bit of a nightmare. Especially when we can’t control that data.
That’s where the trouble was. Different apps export data in different ways. They also hold data in different ways, too. So, we had to figure out the easiest way to make this work for everyone.
We spent some time testing a few different ways to import your data. We think we came up with the best solution for the moment. You can read how to import your collection here.
Of course, importing your collection into Cycle and Dredge is just the beginning! We feel that C&D has one of the best ways to flip through your collection and build decks. One of the best parts of owning a Magic: The Gathering collection is being able to flip through and look at your cards. With C&D, you can do that from anywhere!
Don’t forget, you can also create virtual trade binders, too. With your virtual trade binder, you can easily share cards that you have for sale or for trade with anyone on the internet!
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If you have any questions or need helping to import your collection into Cycle and Dredge, shoot us a message with the Contact Us page.