Magic Spellbook

One major feature that really drew me to this app is the ability to compare lists. When conducting trades it’s really nice and convenient to have both lists on screen with pricing to easily compare. Have yet to explore other features but will check them out as well.

Fantastic app for trades, and the card scanner is faster than TCG player’s. Why so few reviews?!

So my favorite MTG app to help me quickly find the price of cards is Dragon Shield and my favorite way to find the set list for a new set is MTG Scryfall. This is both of those combined. Whenever a new set is about to come out you can go take a look and see what’s in it. If you want to look up the price of any of these new cards are well go ahead, look it up, and see exactly how much it is in any of its printings from any set in any kind of art from any Marketplace. And don’t worry because if you don’t want to look up the price of a card you can always just click on it while you’re looking through the newest set list.Oh, and going back to different kinds of art when you look at the price of whatever card you want if there are multiple versions in the set, it says what kind of art the card is below it. You can also see what formats all these cards are legal in and see any of the rules of the card below the formats the card is or isn’t legal in. And this isn’t it because you can also look at the amount of lands needed to be put in your new decks by going to the Land Calculator. Now I can go on and on about what’s so good about this app but I don’t want to talk longer than I need to. So even though this app isn’t big yet, I believe that all MTG players will eventually use this app for all things magic they need instead of needing to use multiple apps to do the same thing this one app can .do

In its current state it’s a bit feature limited, but the features it has are quick, relevant, and executed very well. As it continues to get developed I can see this evolving into the best mtg app available.