Compare Magic: The Gathering decks
Upgrading a Commander precon, or tuning a 60-card list between events? Put the two lists side by side and see exactly which cards went in, which came out and what it costs to get there.
Compare two decks
Deck A
Deck B
What a comparison shows
- Commander, hero, leader, legend and Avatar changes, listed first
- Cards added and removed, zone by zone, with quantity changes on one row
- Cards moved between the main deck and the sideboard
- Printing swaps, foil included, without counting them as new cards
- The upgrade cost of turning deck A into deck B, in your currency
- How many of those cards you already own, when you are signed in
- The changes as plain text, ready to paste into Discord or Reddit
In Magic: The Gathering
A new commander is listed first, ahead of every other change, because it changes what the whole deck is. Partner commanders are tracked the same way.
In 60-card formats, a card moved between the main deck and the sideboard shows as a move rather than one card removed and another added, so a sideboard plan reads at a glance.
Swapping a card for a different printing, or a non-foil for a foil, is a printing change: the card count stays the same, and the upgrade cost prices the printing you chose.
Try an example
Avengers Assemble against its Collector's Edition: the same list of cards, so the comparison is almost entirely printing changes.
Open this comparisonFrequently asked questions
How do I compare a precon with my upgraded version?
Pick the precon as deck A and your deck as deck B. The added cards are your upgrade, and the upgrade cost is what they cost today.
Is a commander change easy to spot?
Yes. Commander and partner changes are shown at the top, ahead of the card changes, so they are never lost in a long list.
Can I compare two community Commander decks?
Yes. Search community decks by name, or by commander with hero: followed by a name, in either slot.
More in the deck compare FAQ.