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Simple, intuitive, and flexible (though I do wish the popup box was both bigger and a little less finicky). Removing cards from your deck works in a similar fashion you can either hover your mouse over the card in your deck and click the “x” in the white popup box to remove it, drag and drop the card back to the left column, or reduce the quantity to zero if you think you might want to easily add the card back in later. In the same small box that appears when you hover over a card you searched for, clicking the button that looks like a picture also gives you the option to change the set of a card with multiple releases. Queries come back very quickly, and then all you have to do is hover your mouse over the card you want, then either click the + in the box that comes up to the side or drag and drop your card where it belongs in your deck.

The fact that there are unnamed groups threw me off at first, but they only exist as tools to help you sort the cards in your cube – splitting your cards into them is not required.Īs you can see along the left side of the builder (when the search bar is empty), a handy guide for how to search for cards or refine the results that come back is provided.

You’re here to start playing Magic as soon as possible, so let’s take a look at how to sign up, build your deck, and start jamming some games with friends! Geting Started with untap.in

While this sounds too good to be true, especially if you haven’t heard of Untap during the few years it has existed, it has personally helped me get some quality games of Magic in for nearly a year, so I’m excited to talk about it today.īut you aren’t here for a history lesson or even to hear about the wide array of other CCGs Untap supports. Untap.in is a website that lets you play Magic with no technical requirements other than a modern internet browser on your desktop or laptop computer, no card or format restrictions like those imposed by Magic: the Gathering Arena, and no monetary commitment like Magic: the Gathering Online.

Have you ever wanted an easy way to test a Commander deck before buying the cards? Are you having trouble finding the right lighting for your SpellTable camera setup? Do you miss getting to play Magic with your friends and playgroups?