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#1
Ideas and Feedback / Re: View popular decks by format
October 12, 2014, 07:06:39 AM
Do you mean, if I can find the deck list on a website? Not sure I'm following?
#2
Ideas and Feedback / View popular decks by format
October 08, 2014, 07:55:50 AM
I've started using deck builder for more than just my own decks, but also to store other popular decks by format. It helps me study and prepare for competitive play and has the benefit of offline cache for pictures and rulings etc (compared to just viewing the deck list on a site like MTGGoldfish)

Being able to "install" or "auto-populate" these popular decks would be very handy indeed!
#3
The following cards appear in red in deck builder when deck format set to "standard":

Shivan Reef (M15)
Battlefield Forge (M15)
Negate (M15)

I've gone into the card detail screen and looked through the list of "legalities", looks like "standard" is missing.

Version and device details:

iMtG II 5.4.0 rev 103
iPhone 5s
iOS 8.0
#4
Wiki / Predicate - Extra's for trade
March 11, 2014, 03:24:37 PM
The following predicate I usually combine with a rarity (Special+Rare+Mythic) and expansion filter to give a decent estimate of my tradable cards.

It checks to make sure that (a) I have more than 1 copy and (b) that I am not using it in any decks.

SUBQUERY( binderentries, $x, $x.binder.name = 'Collection' and $x.count > 1 ).@count = 1 and deckentries.@count = 0
#5
Wiki / Predicate - Foils
March 11, 2014, 03:19:56 PM
I use the following predicate as a bookmark to quickly show me all the cards I own a foil copy of. It's handy for when a friend or trading buddy asks: "Do you have a foil XXX".

SUBQUERY( binderentries, $x, $x.binder.name = 'Collection' and $x.foil > 0 ).@count = 1
#6
Wiki / Predicate - Complete a set
March 11, 2014, 03:17:15 PM
I use the following predicate in combination with the expansion filter in a handy bookmark which quickly shows me which cards I'm missing for completing my sets...

SUBQUERY( binderentries, $x, $x.binder.name = 'Collection' and $x.count > 0 ).@count = 0