Guides
How to actually do things in Wizbook. If you want to know what a tool is rather than how to use it, the features page covers that, and the getting started walkthrough takes you from an empty screen to a built deck.
- Import your MTG collection from ManaBox, Moxfield and more Bring your collection in from ManaBox, TCGPlayer, Deckbox, Moxfield or Archidekt, and take it out again whenever you like.
- Scanning cards with your phone Point a camera at a card and it lands in your collection. What the scanner is good at, and what to do when it guesses wrong.
- Building a deck from cards you own Start from your shelf rather than from every card ever printed, and plan the gap when you stray off it.
- Laying out a binder Mirror the binder on your shelf, page size and all, and find the cards you have not filed yet.
- Finish an MTG set and find the cards you are missing Find the set you are unexpectedly close to completing, and turn what is missing into something you can buy.
- Keeping a wishlist and buying from it Track what you still want, see what the list would cost, and get through to a shop that will post to you.
- Tracking what you paid and what you sold Log purchases and sales, split a precon across its cards, group cards into portfolios, and watch for the price you want.
- Using Wizbook Cloud, or not What an account gets you, what the limits are, and why you never need one to use Wizbook at all.
- Find MTG decks you can build from your collection Real decks scored against your shelf, grouped so five copies of one deck are one result, and filtered by what you can afford.
- Testing a deck before you sleeve it How often the deck draws the thing it is built around, and whether it is running enough lands.
- Finding cards that fit a deck Cards you already own that suit what you are building, and how to tune what fitting means.
- Checking a cube against your collection Paste a cube list or a CubeCobra link and see how much of it you own, and what the rest would cost.
- Compare MTG collections and find trades with WizMatch Both halves of a trade at once, and how to do it with somebody who has never used Wizbook.