Husbondinn
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I had a thought for the constructed deck editor screen that would work similarly to other sites that have a considering section when building your deck where you can throw cards that you might want to play but come in and out of the deck but you want to keep track of them when they aren't in the deck. These cards wouldn't be considered part of the actual deck but would stick with it, and come along during something like a duplicate.
A second level to this if possible would be to make it so that when you drag a card from the consider board into the deck it makes a copy instead of moving the card. And the only way to remove from the consider board is to right click and remove it. That was the cards in the board always stay in there as you move them in and out of the deck. This could then be extended by having a separate "global" staples board where players could throw the cards they use in every deck into that board and open it up and quickly drag them into the deck without needing to search for each one. I would put cards like fetch lands, shock lands, duals, my favorite basics, common format removal, the most common spells in my style of deck. Then if I decided to build something from scratch I could quickly add the core to the deck almost instantly.
A second level to this if possible would be to make it so that when you drag a card from the consider board into the deck it makes a copy instead of moving the card. And the only way to remove from the consider board is to right click and remove it. That was the cards in the board always stay in there as you move them in and out of the deck. This could then be extended by having a separate "global" staples board where players could throw the cards they use in every deck into that board and open it up and quickly drag them into the deck without needing to search for each one. I would put cards like fetch lands, shock lands, duals, my favorite basics, common format removal, the most common spells in my style of deck. Then if I decided to build something from scratch I could quickly add the core to the deck almost instantly.
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