Use card types to see your deck’s structure and functional tags to see what each card contributes. This workflow keeps multi-role cards visible without making category totals misleading.
Build better Magic decks with a repeatable loop for defining the plan, finding cards, checking the curve, testing hands, logging games, and revising deliberately.
Use a simple deck version log to record each edit, its purpose, its structural effects, and the evidence needed to keep or reverse it.
Use a simple quantity-plus-card-name format to move an MTG decklist between tools, then check card totals, unresolved names, and deck sections before playing.
A deck builder manages the list; a mana curve analyzer diagnoses how its costs and casting demands are distributed. Here is how to use both in one practical tuning loop.