Projects & Tools on The LoreAxe Speaks

MoxMox

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Moxfield has a great playtest feature — but it’s single-player. MoxMox changes that. It’s a browser extension that turns Moxfield’s playtest page into a real multiplayer game table, syncing everything you need between players in real time.

Play Commander with friends across the internet, or try DanDan with a shared library. No signup, no accounts. Just open a deck, share a code, and play.

Features

Card gifting — give a card to an opponent (it returns to your zone when it leaves their battlefield). Theft decks rejoice!
Show Hand — privately reveal your hand to a chosen opponent on demand.
View Graveyard — view any other player’s graveyard whenever you want.
Life totals — updated in real time for all players
Hand counts — see how many cards each opponent is holding in hand at all times. No more need to constantly ask.

Two Ways to Play

Traditional Mode (Commander, 1v1, etc.)

MoxMox solves the most annoying problems of playing on video sites like Spelltable - MoxMox shows your opponents’ hand size and lets you view their graveyards and exile. You can even pass control of one of your cards to an opponent, and it’ll appear on their battlefield in the exact same state it was on yours… if it gets destroyed, it reappears in your graveyard. Need to reveal your hand to a player without showing the whole table? You can do that, too.

MoxTags

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

You know your deck needs more ramp, or another sacrifice outlet — but crafting the perfect search query is maddening. Cards that do the same thing are worded completely differently, and even a careful search will miss options you didn’t think to look for.

Scryfall’s Tagger system fixes this. Thousands of cards have been labeled by the community with intuitive tags like “ramp,” “card-draw,” “sacrifice-outlet,” and “board-wipe” — labels that describe what a card does, not just what it says. The problem? Moxfield doesn’t surface any of it.

TCGMizer

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Buying cards on TCGPlayer means juggling dozens of sellers, each with their own shipping fees. A cart spread across many sellers racks up shipping costs fast, and figuring out the cheapest combination by hand is basically impossible.

TCGMizer does the math for you. It reads your TCGPlayer cart, fetches every available listing and shipping rate, and uses an actual mathematical optimizer to find the cheapest possible combination of sellers — not an approximation, the true optimum. Then it applies the result to your cart with one click.