The Forge

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Using the Deck Builder

Your decklist

One card per line: Enter one card per line. Use “4 Lightning Bolt” for multiple copies. If you only enter a card name, it counts as one copy.
Commander / Sideboard / Tokens: Type Commander, Sideboard, or Tokens on its own line. Every card after that heading is added to that section.
Resolve deck: Finds every card in your decklist and prepares it for review. Any cards that can’t be resolved are highlighted so you can fix them.

Reviewing your cards

Card artwork: Tap a card to choose different artwork. There are two sources — Scryfall and MPC — and they are not the same kind of picture.
Scryfall art: The official printings, exactly as the card was published. Always the genuine artwork, so it is the safe choice — but these are scans made for viewing on screen, so they print at lower quality than MPC art.
MPC art: Community artwork uploaded for printing, so it is usually much higher resolution — generally the better print. Each result shows its DPI: most land around 800 or 1200, against roughly 297 for a Scryfall scan. Higher DPI is generally better quality.
Min DPI: Hides the lower-resolution results so only the good ones remain. MPC results are listed highest DPI first. This filter appears on the MPC tab only — Scryfall art carries no DPI to filter on.
Hover to enlarge: On a computer, rest the pointer on any card for a moment and a large preview appears — both here and while browsing artwork, so you can check a printing before choosing it. Touchscreens have no hover, so this one is mouse and trackpad only.
− / +: Remove or add a copy of the selected card.
⋯ Menu: Move a card to another section, give each copy unique artwork, or remove the card entirely.
Copy tiles (2/3): When “Different art per copy” is enabled, each copy appears separately. Select a tile to change the artwork for just that copy.
Red confirmation buttons: Destructive actions always require two clicks. The first click warns you, the second confirms.

Keyboard shortcuts (desktop)

Arrow keys: Select cards and move between them.
Enter: Change artwork for the selected card.
Delete / Backspace: Remove the selected card.
Tab: Move to the next deck section while the card grid is focused.
Esc: Clear the current card selection.

While choosing artwork (desktop)

Arrow keys: Move through the artwork, scrolling as you go.
Tab: Switch between Scryfall and MPC.
Enter: Use the highlighted artwork.
Esc: Close without changing anything.

Sending your deck

Name & note: Your name and any notes are included with your submission so the person printing your deck knows who it’s from and anything important before forging.
Save a copy of this deck: Ticked for you on the send box. It saves a small file to your device holding the whole deck and every artwork you chose. Sending clears the builder, so this file is the only way back to what you made.
Opening a saved deck: Sent a deck before? → Open a deck file…, under the decklist box. The deck comes back exactly as you sent it, art and all, ready to change a card and send again.
Where the file goes: Wherever your browser puts downloads — on a phone that is usually Files. It is named after your commander, so it is easy to pick out later.

How this works

Build a deck here, choose the artwork you want, and send it to be printed. Four steps:

Bring your decklist. Got it online? Paste the link into Import — Moxfield, Archidekt, Aetherhub, Scryfall and TCGplayer all work. Otherwise type it out, one card per line, 4 Lightning Bolt for multiples, with Commander, Sideboard or Tokens on a line of its own to start that section. No list at all? Use Add cards one at a time.
Resolve the deck. Every card is looked up and comes back with its artwork. Anything that can’t be found is listed so you can fix the spelling.
Make it yours. Tap any card to choose different art. Scryfall is the genuine official printing but lower quality; MPC is community art made for printing and usually higher — and the higher the DPI, the better it prints. On a computer, hover a card to see it large.
Send it. Add your name and away it goes. You’ll need an invite link or code to send — building is open to everyone. Leave Save a copy ticked on the way out: sending empties the builder, and that file is how you get this deck back.

Stuck later? Help has the full guide, including keyboard shortcuts.

1 · Your decklist

2 · Review & send

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