Your cards. Your friends.
Your game table.
MainTable.app brings your cards, decks and fellow players together at a game table in your browser. Build a deck, practice its opening hands solo, or meet other players in duels and multiplayer games, including Commander for Magic: The Gathering.
From cards to your next game
Explore cards from an available TCG, view cards and editions, then build your deck. Creation shows one step at a time in the same place: game, format, commander where needed, then name and save. Click a commander to go directly to naming your deck; completed steps let you go back and change a choice. Then add cards and check legality. Practice solo before finding a compatible table to meet other players.
Solo, duels and multiplayer Commander
Solo helps you test opening hands and sequences with your own deck; no AI opponent is provided. Duels bring together two players. Multiplayer tables host several participants, with Commander a central use of MainTable. The format and seat count are chosen when creating a table.
Explore cards from TCG worlds
Explore displays imported cards, printings, sets and available information. Magic: The Gathering has the first specialized gameplay foundation. More TCGs may be opened gradually; listing a game does not mean its catalogue, deckbuilder and gameplay are all enabled. Card and image availability depends on import progress.
Build, organize and analyze your decks
The Magic deckbuilder manages quantities, zones, commanders and sideboards according to format. Formats include Commander, Duel Commander, Standard, Pioneer, Modern, Pauper, Legacy, Vintage, Brawl and freeform. Legality checks, categories, mana curves, colors, mana sources, indicative budgets, composition history and appearances help prepare your lists. Analysis does not simulate every card effect, and prices are not guaranteed quotes.
Import a deck from another platform
Current imports use pasted Moxfield-compatible text lists, with a preview to check before applying changes. Quantities, names, sections and some set references are recognized; cards must match the local catalogue. MagicVille, Archidekt, Moxfield and Cockatrice are examples of tools used by Magic players: their exports must be adapted to the accepted text format. MainTable currently provides no direct URL import, account connection or guaranteed support for all their files. The existing interface also includes text deck export.
Open a deck you own in “My decks”, then use “Import” in its editor. Paste your list, check the preview and confirm. For a new list, first create a deck in your chosen format.
A shared table with gameplay tools
Prepare your seat and deck, confirm readiness, then play on a synchronized board. Move cards between zones, draw, shuffle and manage life, mana, counters, tokens and commanders. The journal and turn tracking help everyone follow the game. Players remain responsible for effects, the stack, legal targets and damage.
BO1, BO3 and deck statistics
BO1 plays a single game. In duels whose format supports BO3, a match aims for two game wins, with sideboarding between games where permitted. Solo and multiplayer tables use BO1. Proposed results require agreement from the other active participants. Persisted results refer to the deck used at the start; solo practice and cancelled matches do not count towards competitive deck statistics.
Share resources and play together
Public resources let you discover profiles, player decks and preconstructed lists. Manage your card collection and deck visibility, customize visuals and report content. Messaging, friends and integrated voice chat are not presented as delivered services.
A guide that follows table changes
Every new gameplay principle must be documented in table operation and, where needed, the glossary and overview, in both French and English. This guide explains MainTable usage; each TCG’s official texts remain the reference for game rules.
Explore, prepare your deck and choose your table.
Guide updated on 7 October 2026