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Storage Locations

scryme tracks where each card physically lives. A stack sits in exactly one place — a box, a binder, or a deck — while tags handle the flexible, overlapping labels ("Ramp", "Removal", "Cats") a card can carry many of.

Open the Locations tab on the My Collection page.

The three location kinds

  • Boxes — physical bulk-storage containers you create and name (deck boxes, fat-pack boxes, that shoebox of commons). Managed entirely on the Locations tab.
  • Binders — the custom binders you create in the Binders tab.
  • Decks — the decks you've built or imported.

The Locations tab lists all three, each browsable, so you can see at a glance how many cards live where.

Boxes

On the Locations tab:

  • Add box — create a new named box (empty is fine).
  • Rename a box — the change follows every card filed in it.
  • Delete a box — its cards become unfiled (they aren't removed from your collection).

Click a box to search its contents. Boxes are searchable anywhere with the loc: filter — e.g. loc:"Bulk Box".

Filing a card

On any owned card's detail page, each stack has a location picker — one dropdown grouped into Boxes, Binders, and Decks:

  • pick a box to set that stack's physical location,
  • pick a binder to add the printing to that binder,
  • pick a deck to add it to that deck's list.

Choose unfiled to clear a stack's box.

Tags vs. locations

Use locations for the one physical place a card is, and tags for how you think about cards (themes, roles, projects) — a card can have many tags but one location. Tags live on their own tab and each is a click-through to a tag: search.