Deck Analysis & Stats
Every deck has a Stats page. It's the sanity check you run before you commit to buying the missing pieces.
The Charts
Mana curve, color pips, type breakdown, and rarity split, plus land/nonland ratio with format-appropriate targets, composition percentages for creatures and interaction and draw and ramp, category counts, and your most valuable cards. Pricing is split between real cards and proxies so you can see what the deck actually costs you versus what it would cost to own outright.
There's also a tokens needed list, assembled by reading the oracle text of everything in the deck. Handy the night before a game night when you're trying to remember whether you need Treasures, Clues, or four different sizes of Soldier.
Price History
The deck's total value is charted over the last 30 days, so you can see whether the thing you're building is getting cheaper or getting away from you. Individual cards have their own price history too — open any card's detail view to see it.
Commander Bracket
Commander decks get a power estimate on a 1–5 scale, based on the Commander Brackets framework. It looks for the things that actually move a deck up the ladder: cards on the Game Changers list, mass land denial, extra-turn effects, and how fast the deck can realistically end a game.
Treat it as a conversation starter, not a verdict. It's a decent shorthand for "is this the deck I should bring to this table," and it's much better than guessing — but no automated score is going to capture what a deck feels like to play against. Use it to start the rule-zero conversation, not to end it.
Pro Analysis
At the bottom of the page is Pro Analysis, which hands the whole deck to Gemini and asks for a real read on it: what the deck is trying to do, the themes it's built around, specific cards worth adding — separated into ones you already own and ones you'd need to buy — and specific cards worth cutting, each with a reason.
It takes a minute or two. It's doing considerably more thinking than the quick suggestions in the deck builder, and it's looking at your whole collection while it does it.
Thumbs up or down on any recommendation. That feedback shapes what you get next time.
Pro Analysis is metered — see AI Features.