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How To Organize Your MTG Collection For Deck Building

Is your Magic The Gathering collection in complete shambles? Is it an unorganized mess where you can’t find the MTG cards you need to build your next Commander / EDH deck? Well today is your lucky day. I am going to show you how to organize your entire Magic The Gathering collection so you can find the exact card you need for your next deck. Transcript: Like the Himalayas it’s stacking up. Mountains upon mountains of collectible cardboard are covering your home your work space and your living room. It’s becoming overwhelming every time you attempt to build a new commander deck. You know you have the last card you need to finish your deck but for the life of you, you can’t find it. You begin to doubt your sanity. Do you have the card or did you imagine owning the card? Your frustration mounts and you add the unfinished deck to one of the piles of cards and forget about crafting that new deck. Are you tired of this struggle? I know I was. That annoyance of looking through my entire collection for several hours to build a deck made deck building too much of a challenge. That’s when I came up with the binder system. It’s painful to begin the process but it will speed up the deck construction process significantly after you are finished. To start that off the organizational process that will be a librarians wet dream you have a go through your entire collection. I know I know you’ve been putting it off for years but now is the time. I want you to start by making piles to separate the gems from the chaff. You need to make a pile for Legendary creatures, one for non basic lands, one for gold cards, one for colorless, one for each color of mana and one for pure jank. After hours of this arduous process, I want you to give yourself a pat on the back because you deserve it. Now it’s time to cut the celebration short and throw your Jank in a box never to see the light of day again. However you may not know what jank is and what cards to keep in your piles. For me personally, a keepable card is one that is powerful in general like your rise of the dark realms, your rhystic studies and the like. Cards that provide specific effects necessary in commander decks make the cut. I’m talking about card draw, ramp options and removal. The holy trinity of deck building. Cards that synergize with specific strategies need saved as well. Creatures that drain an opponent when you sacrifice a creature and enchantments that let you draw when you play enchantments are the kinds of cards that need to make the cut. Finally, cards that provide an obscure or unique effect that isn’t easily replicated get saved as well. The rest really aren’t worth saving. Ok. Now that we have determined what we are going to keep. Let’s start assembling our binders. I always start off large binder and my piles of legendary creatures and non basic lands. These are the head and backbone of any commander deck. This allows you to find a new commander that you want to build and assemble a great mana base at the same time. Then you need to create a binder for each of the 5 colors, colorless cards including artifacts and one for all of the gold cards. Now deck building should be a breeze for you and all of cards you think you have but can’t find will be easily located. This should allow you to easily create a new commander deck from start to finish in an hour or less. Just think of all of the free time you’ll have now to attend to life’s daily duties. I’m kidding. Now you have time to watch more LVMTG videos. Anyways thanks for watching. If you enjoyed this content, please like, comment and subscribe. I’m see ya on the next one. #commander #mtg #magicthegathering