Decks and Counters, Organized

[gumbeh]

I previously used .txt files to store all of my deck codes. It worked... mostly. Except when a deck code was missing the mark code, or a typo had crept in, or something.

Lately, I've found a google doc to be slightly more convenient than a text file in my public dropbox. It's easier to notice when I accidentally overwrite something (because the whole cell's contents get replaced with whatever letter I just hit) and recover. It's also a lot easier to visually organize and use.

Just in case anyone has been intending to organize their decks, but hasn't gotten around to it, you can borrow the organizer I've been using.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AlCkkeUwgmZ3dHBMdDA1MTNmMmU3cmhOVE1jdFZyYXc&authkey=CK6t9ukG

What do you use to organize your decks?

[TheManuz]

LOL, i use a TXT file on Dropbox!
Sometimes i see it's difficult to search within a lot of decks, and sometimes i forget what a deck did or other detail.
Text files are really essential, and your idea about using a google doc is not bad. Until now, i haven't used google docs for decks because i found it slower than a txt file. But... who knows, if i knew how to implement some things, i would use it for sure.
For example, i'd like to have a drop down menu from where i could select the marks and an auto-counter that shows me how many cards there are in a deck.
I really like that everything (in google docs) is in one row, it really improves readability.

[NikaZaslavsky]

Try Xeno's Deck Manager. http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,34572.0.html

[Jocko]

I don't do Oracle FGs as often now, but when I do, I use majo's posts.
The rest of the decks I build them from scratch. Who knows, I might accidentally find out that there's a better quanta setup or something.
Besides I don't like having to open something and search around every time I change decks.

[puri1]

I've been extremely lazy and just saved them all to Word, leaving a space between each code. It looks awful and I'll get around to making it better, but I only stick with 7-8 decks for FG's, PvP, Arena, and Elder and don't mind jumping on the forum to see if there is a better Oracle Counter since I last checked.