HOW DO YOU Shuffle a magic the gathering deck?

Answer 1

There is a set symbol in the middle-right of each Magic card that can show you the rarity of the card. Black means common, silver for uncommon, gold for rare, and red for mythic rare. This, however, only applies to cards that aren't old. Many old cards don't color-code the rarities, and some particularly old sets don't even have set symbols printed on the cards. For these, you can use Wizards of the Coast's Gatherer site to find out the rarity of that card.

Answer 2

Organisation of anything is always a matter of personal preference, although if you are a hardcore collector you will inevitably end up with thousands of them and some system or structure is probably advisable, lest you risk not knowing what cards you actually have or be rendered unable to find ones you think you should have.

You can organise by colour, type, set and name or a variation of those so that you know roughly where to look for that extra Duress or Eternal Witness for your new deck.

Out of preference, when I reached a sizeable collection I spent a weekend ordering them by colour, type and name; I crafted a spreadsheet so I could filter electronically without having to even touch the cards themselves, test out the deck and finally, if I liked it; extract the cards from the collection.

Answer 3

THE same way you shuffle any deck of cards. try to spread out your lands so they dont stay all jumbled up

shuffle like a normal deck of cards, but dont bridge them.