Dump a chest out onto the table

Put cards in a box with no order, spread them out on a table, and find them where you left them.

A box, and a table

A chest holds cards with no order at all. Each card in it is one physical copy, and putting a card in is storage rather than allocation: it never changes what you own, what's available for decks, or any loan.

Chests are independent of tomes, so a card filed in a tome can also go in a chest. You can't put more copies in than you own, counted across all your chests.

Create one and fill it

1. Open the Chests tab of your collection and create a chest with a name and a lid color.
2. Click a card in the "Cards you can put in" tray under the chest to put one copy in, or Put everything in.

   The search box and Filters at the top of the page narrow the tray.

3. Or right-click any card in the collection and choose Put in a Chest.
4. Or select several cards in the collection or a deck and put the whole selection in at once.

On the table

• Dump Tips the whole chest out in loose rows so you can look through it.
• Drag Pull a card out of the chest, or move one that is already out. Drop it back on the chest to put it away.

  The chest remembers every position. It is still there when you come back.

• Put back and Tidy Put back sends everything on the table into the chest; Tidy lines the cards on the table up in rows by name.
• Undo Takes back the last move.
• Zoom The buttons at the bottom right zoom in and out; Fit brings the whole table into view.

The Grid and List views show the same cards as tiles or rows, each marked as in the chest or on the table.