Onderzeeboot
Ecstatic Orb
Let's test that.
Code:
[cubedeck='Monkey Business']
Ones
26 Hidden Gibbons
Lands
14 Forest[/cubedeck]Monkey Business
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Edit: I'ld say it's just the lands
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Edit: I'ld say it's just the lands
I'll check it out. Thanks!
Ah woops, I forgot about this. I think it's fixed?
Eee by gum
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landofMordor
Administrator
does anybody know how in heck I can access a drafted post from a couple days ago? i clicked the floppy disc icon including "save draft" but now I can't find it anywhere.
As far as I know, return to that thread and it should simply appear in the editor again. If it's not there I don't know...
Aha, it saves for 24 hours. I'll up this to 3 days. Ultimately, we have to keep in mind that drafts will time out. Annoying that it isn't clearly communicated anywhere!
landofMordor
Administrator
Gotcha, thanks! (it's probably fine -- my lost draft was just indulgent navel-gazing, anyways.)
This doesn't seem to work any more. At least on my iPhone all I get are empty Scryfall pages.One trick that probably not many people here know is that you can use the [ c ] tags to link to a specific version of a card by putting a pipe and then the set code after the card name.
E.g. Planar Portal|IN versus Planar Portal|8ED
Of course you can pretty print it by putting the card link in the tag itself.
E.g. [ c=Planar Portal|IN ]Planar Portal[ /c ] without the extra spaces becomes Planar Portal. Preeeeetty!
Note that this only works with the [ c ] tag, not with the [ ci ] tag!
Onderzeeboot
Ecstatic Orb
Tagging @James Stevenson, as this functionality was recently reworked by him
Though, to be honest, with all of the different versions we get within a set nowadays, just the set abbreviation isn't going to be specific enough anymore. As I mentioned before, you also need the collector's number to find the right version of a card. The pipe markup is a bit cleaner than using modifier in the tag itself though, since this means you can use them in a list, which is more user friendly, I think. Any chance something like [ c ]Baleful Beholder|AFR|311[ /c ] could be interpreted as the card link to https://scryfall.com/card/afr/311/baleful-beholder James? In this case, I think both [ c ]Baleful Beholder|AFR[ /c ] and [ c ]Baleful Beholder[ /c ] should redirect to https://scryfall.com/card/afr/89/baleful-beholder, since that's the first hit by collector's number.