File cards into a tome

Build a virtual nine-pocket binder, fill it four different ways, then sort it in one stroke.

A binder you can actually turn

A tome is an ordered book of nine-pocket pages. Each pocket holds exactly one physical copy, so four copies of a card fill four pockets. Filing is storage rather than allocation: it never changes what you own, what's available for decks, or any loan.

You can't file more copies than you own, counted across all your tomes.

Create one and fill it

1. Open the Tomes tab of your collection and create a tome with a name and a page count.
2. Drag a card from the "Not in the tome" tray into a pocket.

   Carry it to the book's edge or the page rail to reach a distant page.

3. Or click a tray card to drop it into the first pocket with room.
4. Or right-click any card in the collection and choose File in a Tome.
5. Or select several cards in the collection and file the whole selection at once.

   Pockets fill in the on-screen order.

Rearranging

• Pocket menu Right-click or long-press a pocket to view the card, move it elsewhere, or take it out.
• List view Flip to a plain list, sort by name, color, rarity, set, mana value or price, and stamp that order back onto the pages.
• Auto-sort Sorts the whole tome, with optional compacting and a new page per group.
• Pages Add or delete pages from the filmstrip.

  Deleting a page unfiles its cards without deleting them.

The tray shows only copies you own that no tome holds yet, and it takes the full filter drawer, including the artwork filters.