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TritonWreck 257
Disclaimer: this is not a real deck.
I was listening to the recent episode of Cardboard of the Rings (March 2022) and they were talking about storing cards by trait. I store my player cards in binders and I like to store them by trait also since that is how I typically build my decks. But knowing exactly where each card belongs in the binder can be tricky. And I want to know which cards may be missing from its spot (because no one likes that feeling when you've misplaced that all-important card).
So I make "decks" in RingsDB listing all the player cards for a given trait and then store them in the same order in the binder. Here is an example of a deck showing all the Dwarf cards. My cards are stored exactly as they are here: allies, then attachments, and then events, in alphabetical order. And I have other "decks" for Rohan, Gondor, etc. (If you are looking for the Dwarf weapons and armor, I actually have a separate section of the binder where I store weapon and armor attachments).
So thought I would share, and now I'm wondering if anyone else out there does something similar?