Played broadly
The card keeps appearing across real decks.
Playset collection intelligence
See how much a card matters in the current meta.
Higher scores mean stronger, more consistent presence across real decks.


Standard
Strong format presence
The scale
One continuous 0–10 signal. Read it at a glance.
Niche
A real, narrower role
Relevant
Established in the field
Strong
Played broadly and often
Staple
A major format presence
Top
Exceptional evidence
Why scores move
The more consistently a card shows up—and matters when it does—the stronger its score can become.
The card keeps appearing across real decks.
Mainboard use and meaningful quantities show commitment.
More than one narrow archetype relies on it.
Consistent presence matters more than one isolated result.
Real cards. Different roles.
These examples show the idea, not guaranteed live scores.



One card can matter differently
A lower score does not mean a bad card. It often means the card has a narrower job—or appears in fewer decks right now.
Commander sees two roles.
Popular cards in the 99 matter. Cards genuinely used as commanders carry their own role signal.
Built for each format
The same 0–10 scale is used everywhere, but Playset looks at the format in the way that makes sense for that format.
Current competitive decks
A fast-moving view of what matters in the format now.
A broader, deeper field
Established staples stand apart from narrower archetype cards.
The 99 and the command zone
Widely played cards matter. Cards actually used as commanders do too.
A 9 does not mean the card belongs in every deck.
A 3 does not mean it is a bad card.
Scores change as real deck usage changes.
Across Playset
The same signal follows cards through Collection, Explore and Set Browse.
Collection

Steam Vents
Guilds of Ravnica · Rare
Explore

Birds of Paradise
Creature · Mana
Set Browse
Cards that matter
Scan the set with format context.