What do you do with iMtG?

[BlackJester]

Hello all,

I was just curious what most people like to do with this app. Forum discussions?  Deck building? Card pricing?  What gives you the most mileage in this app?

Personally, I plan to upload pretty much my entire collection so that I can carry my collectIon with me. That way, I know exactly what cards I need to trade for and how much they are.

[MacUser001]

Largely deck building, but more and more I find myself in the forums. I also use it for price checking.

I'd like to use it for recording my collection, but that's far too daunting a task, even to add just, say, Innistrad.

[Mentonin]

Post my colection for trading with prices and building decks wherever i want, search for cards on random and "need" the ones i find good to remember them, and asking help on the forum

[Spikepit]

I mainly use it for Forum and Deck Building/card searching, but getting more use lately out of trading and pricing at school (High School teacher). I have been know to whip out the Rules to solve arguments in the school comp I run too.

So really, I use the WHOLE thing but find myself drifting towards the Forum the most.

I love this app!😘

[Gareth]

I use the forum a lot to see if anyone is have deck oreads that are good but I'm in the process of loading up my wants list and standard trade folder in properly won't go firth back than that as it's just going to be to much

[BlackJester]

I'm thinking this survey might be a little skewed since people that don't use the forum won't read this in the first place. Oh well.

[Phat Max]

Deck building, card search, pricing, forums... So I guess all of it? Someday (read: when I get my new iPhone) I'll upload the non-commons I have.

Well, except the life counter. I'm still pretty held over with using dice

[n0ble 0g]

Great life counters, from EDH commander DMG for up to 7 players to standard poison counter. Love it! Make trading ez too!

[Piotr]

It's up to 10 if you scroll right.

[B0rb0rigmus]

I probably won't use the forums much, but I love having my decks listed somewhere.

This way, I have a reference tool for any changes I make. I can always reset the deck to it's original form. I love the test drawing too.
The life counter is complete and intuitive.

The only thing I can think of that I would ask for, is for the user to be able to choose which web site the prices come from. Not sure how practical that is. Probably not at all. I trade online a lot and everyone seems to use a different site.

Best tool ever. I recommend it to everyone I know who plays M:tG and has an iPhone.

[sleeveofwizard]

It's a great app. Use it to browse cards, enter my decks, enter my wanted cards, and use the life counter.

[Springeralready]

I haven't even scratched the surface of this app since downloading last night. However, inputting deck lists was my goal and this has so much more. I'm excited about working together on the forums.

[Greymind]

Rules rules rules! My group is mostly new, and even the prior players haven't cast a spell in years. The first few weekly meetings were rampant with googling and ctrl-F'ing  the rulebook. Its enlightening to browse the rules in the forums to get learned up on situations.

Also the life counter is awesome. I can't tell you how mindblown we were when we first synced them via Bluetooth

[BlackJester]

As a self-professed Rules Guru, I'm glad to hear about new players not being afraid to search the Comp Rules. GG!

[Kahciroz]

For browsing the card database and forum for 8 hours at work î,,..., card pricing for sellin on eBay, and the life counter of corse.