OhMyGame
OhMyGame is the open-source studio for making games with AI. Design, build, playtest, and publish games in one app, with your own model keys.
MTG App for proxies, counters and deck building
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Read the full README ↗Magic: The Gathering app for Commander (EDH) deck analysis, proxy making, and in-game tracking — a single self-contained HTML file with no server, no build step, and no dependencies beyond a browser. All card data is pulled live from Scryfall as you use it; nothing you paste in ever leaves your browser.
Open index.html directly in a browser, or enable GitHub Pages for this repo (Settings → Pages → Deploy from branch → main / root) to get a shareable live link.
The app has four tabs, in this order:
Two sub-tabs share one printable sheet shown below them: print a decklist, or design a custom card (see Card Creator below) and add it to the same sheet.
Paste a decklist and print it at genuine card size (2.5″ × 3.5″), 9 cards per US Letter page in a 3×3 grid with cut guides — ready to save as a PDF via your browser's print dialog (set scale to 100%, paper size to Letter) for playtesting/proxying. Includes options to skip basic lands and to include/exclude the commander.
Print style — a dropdown that picks a matching printing for every card on the sheet: default, oldest (original), newest, borderless, extended art, showcase, full art, retro frame (1993/1997), promo, or textless. Cards with no printing in that style keep their default art, and the sheet tells you which ones. After generating, hover (or tap) any card to pick a specific printing of just that card from a list of every set it's been printed in. Art Series cards and other non-gameplay "memorabilia" printings are never offered. Changed cards get a purple outline on screen; the pickers and outlines never appear on the printed page.
Low Sodium is now part of the Deck Analyzer page: it uses the same commander and decklist boxes, with an "Instant Low Sodium check" button and the "Low Sodium check" and "Low Sodium rules & ban list" sub-tabs.
Everything about the Low Sodium 2.0 house format in one place (the list is built in, so it all works instantly with no card lookup):
The embedded list is a dated snapshot (shown in the app); refresh it by regenerating the LOW_SODIUM_2 block in index.html.
A full-screen Commander table for phones, tablets and desktops, modeled on apps like Lifetap, Lotus, Mythic Tools and Life Trinket. Pick 2-6 players, starting life (20/25/30/40/custom), names and colors, then start. Your game is saved and can be resumed after a reload.
Dual lands by cycle (original duals, shock, fast, slow, check, pain, temples, surveil, verge, bounce, filter, gain, Guildgates) with card images from Scryfall, filterable by color pair and cycle, plus rules of thumb for land counts, sources per color, pip counting, kinds of fixing and the triomes. Modeled on the Mana Gathering dual lands guide.
Sub-tabs: Analysis, Mana base, Low Sodium check, Low Sodium rules & ban list.
Mana base optimizer: after you analyze a deck, the Mana base tab compares the colored symbols your spells need with your lands and mana rocks, gives a target number of sources per color (rules of thumb), suggests a land count, the best split of your basic lands, flags tapped and colorless lands, and lists dual lands, triomes and other fixing you could add.
Paste a commander and a decklist to get:
A guide to competitive Commander, split into sub-tabs: a primer, a metagame tier list (top commanders with entries and points-per-game from cedhstats.org, a dated snapshot), deck archetypes, common combos, staple cards with art, banlist and bracket context, and a glossary with sources. Card art and Commander legality are fetched live from Scryfall, so a banned card is flagged automatically; Low Sodium bans are marked on the staples.
Rolls a random card that is legal as a commander right now (via Scryfall's random endpoint). Filter by color identity (exact, within, or at least), maximum price, partner commanders, and legendary creatures only. Each result shows the card, type, mana cost, colors and price, optional Oracle text, and an EDHREC link, with one-click hand-off to the Deck Analyzer and a history of recent rolls. Inspired by randomcommander.com.
Design your own card: name, mana cost (with symbols, including hybrid, {X}, {T} and {Q}), type line, rarity, frame color (automatic from the cost and type, or chosen), rules text (reminder text in parentheses is italicized), flavor text, power/toughness or loyalty, artist credit, and a footer note. Upload a JPG or PNG for the art (or drag it onto the preview), then zoom and reposition it. Type an existing card's name (with suggestions) to use it as a template, optionally with its art. Finished cards can be downloaded as a 744×1039 PNG (about 2.5×3.5 inches at 300 dpi), saved in the browser, or added to the Print Proxy sheet in any number of copies; they stay on the sheet when you rebuild it and each has a Remove button. The card frame is an original design, not Wizards of the Coast's.
The story of Magic, two ways. By set: 109 premier sets in release order, grouped into story eras (The Early Years through the Metronome finale, ending with Reality Fracture), each with date, plane, a short spoiler-light summary and featured characters; search by set, plane or character, filter by era or plane, and flip the sort. Set icons load live from Scryfall. Story order: an in-universe timeline from before recorded history to the Age of Omenpaths, with Dominaria's AR dates and the sets that tell each stretch (click a set to jump to it). A third section lists Universes Beyond crossovers and the sources used. Dates come from Wikipedia's set list and the community MTG Wiki timeline; some placements are marked approximate.