Build sessions

A build session turns the digital list into the paper deck. It is app-only: Tools → Build. Start one and Silvane will:

• Assign copies from your binders to each deck slot, printing by printing.
• Flag mismatches — where the copy you own differs from the printing in the list.
• Generate a pickup PDF: a walk-the-binders checklist of exactly which copy to pull from where.
• Build a wishlist of what's missing, ready to become an order or a wants list.

Pair it with tracked decks: once assembled, tracking keeps the reservation live.

The buckets

Build sorts the deck into three sections:

• Ready to pull — "Cards already in your binders, ready to sleeve."
• Another printing — "You own the card, but in a different set, number, finish or language."
• Missing — no copy in any binder.

Copies that other tracked decks already hold do not count as available here, so two decks cannot both plan to use the same card.

Two kinds of line never enter a section: a proxy and an untracked card. Build skips both.

Accept all on Another printing takes every suggested swap at once. Create wishlist turns what you lack into a list, either Missing only or Missing + Print mismatch. Reset wipes the session and starts over.

Build settings

The settings sheet decides what Build is allowed to match:

• Boards — build the Main board, the Sideboard, or both.
• Match finish strict — a normal copy does not satisfy a foil line.
• Match language strict — an English copy does not satisfy a line in another language.

With either switch off, a near-enough copy lands in Another printing instead of Missing.

The inventory overlay

For an at-a-glance version of the same math without opening the Build tab, turn on Inventory overlay under Actions → Smart actions. Every card in the deck gets a tint: violet for missing (no copy in any binder), amber for a print mismatch (you own the card, in another print or finish), and untinted for ready-to-pull.

It is a visual layer only. The tints do not intercept taps — tapping a card does what it always does — and nothing runs automatically.

Two things gate it: the row is disabled until you have at least one binder with cards in it, and it does not appear at all on a tracked deck, whose copies are already in the deck.

Finishing a build

Finish build is the moment the digital plan becomes physical — one atomic step that:

• Deducts the allocated copies from your binders (you're pulling them out to sleeve them).
• Rewrites the deck's printings to the copies you actually pulled (the print swaps you accepted).
• Creates a list named "[Deck name] – Wishlist" with everything still missing.
• Flips the deck to tracked automatically.

The registration sheet

The deck registration sheet is the standard tournament decklist form, filled from your deck with Commander handling. It has nothing to do with Build: it is Actions → Download decklist in the app, and ⋮ → Download decklist on the web deck page and in the Studio.