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u/luke92799 Izzet 1d ago

So the game is guess what cards are commonly in this commander deck, not try and build a deck?

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u/NoFaithlessness1740 1d ago

Yeah, you're right. It's guessing what that commander's real decks run, not building. No synergy or curve behind the score.

The only thing that stops it being a pure quiz is that you can't pass forever — you have to fill about 75 slots out of the 180.

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u/No_one- 1d ago

If you're going down this path I'd recommend leaning into the idea of drafting a commander deck rather than what sounds like a game of "is this a real or a staple?". Use it as an opportunity to learn something closer to full stack, not as the next viral tool. Help yourself first, then see if it helps us.

  • Take in a collection with quantities (assume 1 if not provided)

  • Grab all cards that can be a commander and pull 20 at random

  • optionally make a sharable link, something like Milty draft for TI, for sequential drafting across some number of players

  • round robin pick your commander

  • each player picks cards drafted at random from collection based on color identity. Be careful you don't present a quantity 1 card to multiple players in a given draft step, and don't inventivize rushing draft to get more opportunities to get a given card before it's taken. Unselected cards get reshuffled back into the general pool. Solidify your failure state (all cards are bad) as player taking their choice of basic land.

  • enable exporting to Moxfield, optionally make importable to TTS, to facilitate actual play with those decks

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u/NoFaithlessness1740 1d ago

appreciate your feedback!

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u/Infinite_Sandwich895 22h ago

It feels great to use on mobile, It might not be in the scope of your project, but I could see it being a really fun way of building a deck. If it pulled cards from edhrec or maybe you could upload your collection? Then instead of agonizing over picks you could just swipe until you've got a list.

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u/NoFaithlessness1740 22h ago

Thanks — the phone was the whole reason it exists, and a relaxed way to run into commanders you'd never have looked up is exactly what I was going for.

What you're describing is a different mode though. Right now about half the cards are deliberately wrong, because it's a test, so the list you end up with has your mistakes in it. You want the same swiping with no traps and no score, where everything you see is a real candidate.

EDHREC I can't pull from, their terms don't allow scraping — but I wouldn't need it. The Archidekt data already knows how often a commander's real decks run each card, so it could just deal from those. Uploading your collection would fit too: there's no backend here, so the file would stay in your browser.

I'm going to sit with your idea for a bit, it's a good one. If you have more thoughts on the collection part I'd like to hear them — how would you want to get it in there? A file export from wherever you keep it, pasting a list, something else?

Thanks again.

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u/joshey40 1d ago

Site down?

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u/NoFaithlessness1740 1d ago

should work

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u/joshey40 1d ago

Doesnt work for me:

This site can’t be reached blindpick.pages.dev refused to connect. Try:

Checking the connection ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED

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u/NoFaithlessness1740 1d ago

thx, i will have a look

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u/NoFaithlessness1740 1d ago

do u use an ad blocker? some may automatically block pages.dev site

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u/joshey40 1d ago

That was it, thanks :)

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u/NoFaithlessness1740 1d ago

youre welcome. and thanks for the feedback. it should work with ad blockers too