The Complete Guide To The Best Magic: The Gathering Websites And Online Resources

Many Magic: The Gathering players ask the question, what are the best websites and online tools for Magic The Gathering?

The websites listed in today's video are:

[JofreSteele]

I'm actually glad Scryfall was the first one featured. It really is the cleanest, most useful tool online for MtG.

[jmcauley]

This is a shot in the dark; Gwen Dekker, the lead designer of Cube Cobra, has a bunch of cubes that I'm sure he'd love to bring onto Shuffle Up & Play. I'd love to see cubes on that series.

[froggyman]

This is exactly what I needed. I have been trying to get into magic for the last week and this video popped up at the perfect time!

[vladplasmius]

I'm glad Scryfall was mentioned first. I've been a Patron for a few years now. Their contribution to the community is massive. They must work so hard to keep it running at such a level.

[squdnate]

"TCGPlayer is a lot like eBay"
OH YEAH! I get that reference

[Chriscross.]

I would love to see a in depth video about scryfall. I feel like many of us miss the most potential with it. Therefore a video maybe with a deck brew with scryfall would be dope

[PhilippeNOUR]

As a French guy I can say your videos are truly la « crème de la crème »
I would love to see you visit France and talk about Duel Commander which is a very popular format here. It may be interesting to have a series about MTG in different countries.

[_somerandomguyontheinternet_]

You know you’ve been reading too much Phyrexia lore when you read the title and think it says “The Compleat Guide.”

P.s. Thank you so much for this video, Prof! I’ve been playing Magic for years and I still only had heard of about half of these!

[SplinteredLimb]

I remember way back when you first made an online resources video for MTG players. It was one I would go back to frequently, so I'm stoked to see an updated list!

[mikehall]

Excellent video!!! I knew many of them already but there were a couple I will surely check out now!.These kind of videos are great for the community. Thanks for the sites Professor!

[tayshope]

One big thing I would also like to note about Scryfall is that for us brewers, learning how to properly use syntax when searching in INCREDIBLY invaluable, as it's got nearly limitless potential for finding even the most obscure of cards. They even have a guide to help you along the way, if syntax isn't something you're already familiar with using. Cannot recommend enough getting comfortable with it!

[omerquiaragua]

as a new player of MTG and MTGA i needed this so much, ive seen your work from a couple of weeks ago, and literally everyone (even here in LATAM) has told me to watch your vids for enlightment.. so.. thanks a lot for this proffessor, great vids btw.. outstanding job.

[Aigis]

Wow, this is amazing video! As a long-term Magic player, even I learned several new things about site features and sites I've never heard of!

[MrKamylow]

Just a quick thanks for the work, the old list was invaluable when I started, this is even more complete and invaluable for any type of player you might be but especially for new / returning or unplugged player that never thought too much about the availability of such ressources. Thumbs up prof, keep up the good work.

[boromeer]

Getting back into the hobby after ten years or so, this was just the right time and place for me to find this video! Thank you, Professor!

[sorasora]

Yesterday I literally watched your older video of this several hours before this upload. I was saying to myself, "I wish he'd update this."

Thank you so much Prof

[urzaz]

This is a great idea for a video, Prof. Love the continued commitment to newer players.

[ProductionJB]

Lovely that you mentioned the Europe website cardmarket. <3 good job, nice round-up.

[samueltucker]

Prof what sets you apart is your knowledge and great information you give to the community. Ive been a long time player about found a couple sites very helpful that i didnt know about!

[YoungsterJoey]

I dont know if content creators ever check comments on old videos, but incase he does, thank you Professor for being so helpful and making videos that are easily digestible. You really helped me as a life long yugioh player, get into magic and understand the game well!