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Hi there
I bet this have been suggested before but ill suggest it anyways
It would be awesome if once i've picked a general i could only see cards in it's color.

example:
I choose Mayael the Anima
Now i only get to see red, green and white cards because blue and black would not be legal to pick so there is no reason for me to see them

Thanks!

-Hapse

edit: is there a way i for now can filter multicolored so i only see RGW e.g.

If you simply toggle off and in the filters, you should see only and cards (along with colorless cards and multicolor cards containing only those colors).

That said, I'll look into your suggestion, as I'm currently working on Deck Editor usability improvements.

drdev wrote:If you simply toggle off and in the filters, you should see only and cards (along with colorless cards and multicolor cards containing only those colors).

That said, I'll look into your suggestion, as I'm currently working on Deck Editor usability improvements.

Awesome thanks

My friends and I play a fairly popular, modified version of EDH to alleviate some of the discrepancies, over-used combos and price problems. The differences aren't too numerous, and if you could us an option of "Modified EDH" or regular EDH, building & testing decks would be much more akin to how we play in real life. Alternatively, if the option that forces legality checking would allow you to make these changes (and others) without throwing an error, that'll work too.

1. Commander can be any creature or planeswalker. Since it's singleton mode anyway, forcing a legendary to be the commander is a little is a bit silly. Also, isn't a planeswalker an exceptionally powerful legendary creature?

2. 40 different names must be used in the deck, not including basic land cards. This allows for some degree of consistency. Uncommons may only appear 3 times, and rares only twice. Legendary creatures, mythic rares, and planeswalkers cannot appear in the deck more than once, however.

3. You may skip your entire turn (including your untap and draw phases) to search your deck for a basic land card and put it onto the battlefield tapped. This helps alleviate the constant mana problems, as players who are mana flooded can get a decent hand as the other mana strained player skips a few turns to get a base established.

4. The commander can be cast from the graveyard, your library, and exile zone for the commander summons cost + commander cost to prevent people spamming their decks with shuffle cards for the sole purpose of permanent commander removal. Commander is sort of the point of the game.

5. There is no commander damage. Commanders already hold hold the position of being incredibly powerful with abilities, can be summoned infinitely, and the recent rulechange (the legend rule now applies to a players field, not the entire field, so two players can have the same named commander) make certain hexproof/unblockable creatures entirely unfair and force expensive, field wipe cards all over the place just to deal with a resummonable threat. Also, it takes 20 poison to lose the game.