Tracked decks

A tracked deck is a deck that physically exists — sleeved, in a box, on your shelf. Turning tracking on tells Silvane: the copies in this deck are real and they came out of my binders.

What tracking changes

• Each card in the deck reserves an owned copy from your inventory.
• The Owned view includes those copies (they're yours — they're just in a deck, not a binder).
• Available copies = owned − reserved. Another deck that wants the same card will see fewer copies free, and building tools use this number, so you can't accidentally promise the same Sol Ring to three decks.
• Deck value counts the deck's real copies as part of your collection's total value.

Toggling tracking

Turn tracking on or off any time from Actions → Edit → Tracked. Untracking releases every reserved copy back to "available" — nothing is deleted. Finishing a build flips tracking on automatically; disassembling flips it back off.

Missing cards

The what-do-I-still-need math lives in Tools → Build: it buckets the deck into Ready (copies you own and can pull), Print mismatch (you own the card, but a different printing) and Missing — accounting for copies reserved by other tracked decks. From there the missing bucket is one tap from becoming a wants list. See Build sessions.

One nuance: Build is for decks you haven't assembled yet, so on a deck that's already tracked the Build tab shows the build receipt (what was pulled from where) instead of live buckets — a tracked deck's copies are in the deck, not missing.

The buildability overlay

For an at-a-glance version of the same math, toggle the overlay from Actions → Smart actions: every card in the deck gets a tint — amber for a print mismatch (you own the card in another print/finish, tap to decide), violet for missing (no copy in any binder), untinted for ready-to-pull. It's a visual aid only; nothing runs automatically.