Scroll Rack

Competitive players form opinions about hundreds of cards every season — during spoiler week, while testing, after a tournament — and most of those opinions evaporate. Scroll Rack gives them one place to land, so that when it matters (a Pro Tour testing session, a draft, a set review) you can look back at what you actually thought, card by card, and check it against how things turned out. WHAT IT DOES • Rate every card on your own scales. Define as many rating dimensions as you like — Limited, Standard, Cube, whatever you play — each with its own tier ladder (S–F, 1–10, your own words). Rate a card differently for different formats. • Write it down. Per-card notes for each dimension, plus free-form tags ("removal", "build-around", "sideboard vs. Jund"…) that carry across sets. • See it where you already are. Your grades appear as badges on scryfall.com — on card pages and in search results — and a floating panel lets you rate and annotate without leaving Scryfall. • Work the way you think. Grid, single-card flip-through, or a drag-to-tier board; multi-level sort (Notion-style); Scryfall search syntax everywhere; dockable panels you can arrange freely. • Review yourself later. Export any set as CSV or Markdown (Obsidian-ready) to compare your spoiler-week takes with the results. • Set-aware. Handles Reality Fracture's Echoverse pairs side by side. Format dividers (Standard / Pioneer / Modern) in the set list; load a whole format with one click. • Bilingual card data. Switch card names, text and scans to Chinese (via 大學院廢墟 / mtgch.com); interface in English or Chinese.