Question 1

What is Magic: The Gathering Commander?

Accepted Answer

Commander (also known as EDH) is a popular multiplayer format for Magic: The Gathering. In Commander, you choose a legendary creature as your commander and build a 100-card deck around it.

Question 2

What is deckdiver.app?

Accepted Answer

deckdiver.app is a search engine for Magic: The Gathering Commander decks. We help players discover decks that match their playstyle, budget, and preferences.

Question 3

How does the search functionality work?

Accepted Answer

Our search system allows you to filter decks by commander name and colors, price range, power level ratings, deck archetypes and strategies, and card legality.

Question 4

What are the different subscription tiers?

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We offer Free (decks up to $50, power levels 1-5), Explorer ($7.99/mo — decks up to $200, power levels 1-8), and Architect ($12.99/mo — unlimited price range, all power levels including cEDH).

Question 5

How are power level ratings calculated?

Accepted Answer

Power levels are calculated using our analysis system that considers card efficiency, mana curve, win condition speed, and interaction capabilities. Ratings range from 1 (casual) to 10 (competitive/cEDH).

Question 6

Can I export deck lists?

Accepted Answer

Yes! You can export deck lists in multiple formats suitable for different platforms including text format, MTGO format, and MTG Arena format.

Question 7

How current are the card prices?

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Card prices are updated regularly from multiple sources to ensure accuracy. We display both individual card prices and total deck costs.

Question 8

Does deckdiver.app work on mobile devices?

Accepted Answer

Yes! deckdiver.app is fully optimized for mobile devices with responsive design, touch-friendly interface, and fast loading times.

Question 9

How do I get beta access?

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During our beta phase, access is managed through beta codes. You can sign up for our waitlist, use a code from community events, or follow announcements for open signup periods.

Question 10

Where does the deck data come from?

Accepted Answer

Our database includes deck lists from community submissions, public deck databases, and tournament results. We regularly update our data to include new cards and popular deck configurations.

Question 11

I'm experiencing technical issues. What should I do?

Accepted Answer

Try refreshing the page or clearing your browser cache. Ensure you're using a supported browser. Check our status page for known issues or contact support through the contact page.

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