Mana Grove, at themanagrove.com, has three AI tools for MTG players: Grover, the AI deck assistant, drafts Commander decks from a plain-language brief and answers rules questions; Scry, the AI card search, finds MTG cards by what they do; and Tutor suggests cards for the deck you are building.
Describe a deck in a sentence or two and Grover drafts a full Commander deck, with the reasoning behind every pick, then refines it in short follow-ups that you approve before they land.
Scry finds MTG cards by what they do, even when you don't know their names: type the effect the way you would say it at the table, such as "draw a card when a creature dies", and Scry ranks the closest matches.
Tutor suggests cards for the deck you are building: once the deck has 10 cards, the Suggestions tab ranks picks against your mana curve, your colour identity and the cards in your deck and in your collection.
The free Mana Grove app brings Scry to Discord: /scry posts the five closest MTG cards to a plain-words description, and /scryimage posts the top match with its image.
It can draft one that is close to legal, and the deck builder's Validation tab catches the rest: a card outside your commander's colour identity, a banned card or a second copy of a card, unless it is a basic land or its own text allows more.
Yes. Scry, the AI card search on Mana Grove, matches the meaning of a plain-English description rather than the exact rules wording, and you can try it without signing in.
Yes. Open the deck on Mana Grove and ask Grover in its Ask AI tab: the deck is attached to the conversation, so it answers against your list, such as what to cut to get from 104 cards to 100. The free bracket checker shows the lowest bracket a pasted list's cards point to, 2 to 4, and the cards behind it.
Yes, as a starting point. Grover answers rules questions in chat and quotes a rule with its number when it looks one up. Always verify the answer against the Comprehensive Rules: Grover is a deck-building assistant, not a judge.
No. Every card image on Mana Grove is the printed card, or an excerpt of its printed art, self-hosted and never altered by us; when an image is unavailable the official card back shows. Site illustrations are a separate matter and are not card art.
Yes. A free account includes the full deck builder and, each month, 20 Grover messages, 100 Scry searches and 10 Tutor recommendations. When the Scry searches run out, search keeps working with keyword results. The pricing page shows the paid plans for your country.
Grover, Scry and Tutor are in every plan, the free one included, and signing up needs no payment card. Mana Grove shows no ads, uses no affiliate links and never sells your personal data (section 11 of our Terms of Service).