Multiple Considering Boards
The ability to open multiple named considering boards for possible packages or the like to consider options for a deck. Much like how the sideboard slot is used as a second considering board in EDH deckbrewing
Loving Moxfield. I would also like a Considering 2 list.
Lots of my play is for multi-week EDH leagues that call for meta shifts and week to week edits. As I’m using moxfield to make sure that my deck is under the league’s budget, Sideboard is my in/out box. Cards coming in and out of my deck are put there as a reminder to find and sleeve them.
inevitably, Considering becomes a huge bloated mess of cards that I may likely use, have used recently, corner case tech, etc.
a Considering 2 would allow me to put those cards in deep storage and have less mental clutter while using Moxfield.
I’d like to have multiple renameable considering boards.
Specifically I’d like to keep a “cut” board to track cards I’ve already tried in a deck separately from cards that I’m planning to try but haven’t yet.
I can also imagine using a “meta dependent” board and a “proxies not allowed” board.
This is one of the couple of ways in which Archidekt still clearly beats Moxfield^. Just let us define more “boards” so we can easily differentiate between traps we cut and want to remember not to add back, cards we need to find a cut to include, different card packages we’re considering as blocs for a deck (as in, “I’m considering poison in this deck, but IDK how my pod will react, so for now I’ve got this little package of synergistic options I’d like to keep handy,” not Moxfield’s package system), borderline includes that could jump in synergy at any time with a relevant new card, etc. AD’s had it right for years with perfect function there to be copied, and I wish MF would. Instead, tags persistently seem to be the “best” way to do this, and that’s a pretty poor method tbh.
^edit: last I checked
I would also like a feature for a second Considering section.
I use my Sideboard for all the cards I own that could go in the deck, where as my Considering are cards I do not own yet are and considering buying for the deck.
