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How to export from Dragon Shield: your collection and decks

Updated November 9, 2026

Export your collection from the Dragon Shield app to a CSV file while it still runs: its scanner apps are being replaced by Sorted, and Sorted's FAQ says they will be retired, with no date given yet. The file names each card's folder, and Reliquary makes each folder a place.

Dragon Shield is moving to Sorted

Sorted calls itself the new version of the Dragon Shield scanner apps. Its FAQ says a collection moves over by itself when you sign in to Sorted with the same account, while decks and wishlists are not in Sorted yet. It promises reminders before the old apps stop working.

Reliquary reads both files: a Dragon Shield export by its Folder Name, Card Name and Printing columns, and a Sorted export by its List Name, Card Name and Printing columns.

Export the collection

  1. Open your collection in Dragon Shield's MTG Scanner app.
  2. Export it to CSV.
  3. Save the file, or send it to the computer you import from.

The app's App Store listing names this export, to CSV or to text. The file names each card's folder, so every folder stays apart.

Export a deck

Dragon Shield exports a deck to CSV or text from the app. Its FAQ says a deck is a decklist with no tie to the cards in your inventory, so export the inventory for the cards you own, and the deck for its list. Export decks before the old apps are retired: Sorted does not hold them yet.

Import it into Reliquary

  1. Open Import, on the Collection tab, and choose the CSV file.
  2. Reliquary reads it in your browser and recognises the app by the file's columns.
  3. Press the Import button. Each folder becomes its own place.

Then paste the deck on the Deck tab, open it, and claim your cards from those places: see how to paste a decklist.

Questions

Does Reliquary keep my Dragon Shield folders?

Yes. Each folder's name in the file becomes a place in Reliquary, so a card stays where it physically is.

I have already moved to Sorted. Can I still import?

Yes. Reliquary recognises a Sorted export as well as a Dragon Shield one.

My deck in Dragon Shield uses cards from my folders. What happens in Reliquary?

A deck in Reliquary claims real copies from the places they sit in, and a copy two decks use is always shown as shared. Import the folders, paste the deck, then open it and claim what you own.

Import your collectionFree, with Google or GitHub. No card.

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