Magic: the Gathering pick order

For M:tG players who need a quick primer to draft formats they're new to.

This python application allows M:tG players who are new to a format, need a leg up in drafting, or just need a second opinion on comparing two potential first picks, to get a leg up on the competition. Type in names of cards that you want analyzed, and get the card's ranking returned back, with more preferred picks up top.

Controls
Enter - Input new card (preserves old search results)
Backspace - Undo previous keystroke, or on empty line, clears the line
Ctrl + D - Clear line
Ctrl + C - Exit

Thanks to Frank Karsten for the initial seed data for Magic: Origins drafts, and Modern Horizon drafts. You can find his analysis here.

Thanks to LSV for the updated seed data for Magic: Origins drafts and the DTK set. You can find his articles here.

Thanks to TCGPlayer for the pick orders for 3xZEN. You can find the original data here. Do note that this data is missing lands and artifacts in the analysis.

Thanks to reddit user _Concepcion for their compiled Strixhaven draft data. Original reddit post here, and original data compilation here. In addition, thanks to _Concepcion for their compiled Streets of New Capenna draft data! Original reddit post and original compilation.

Example

Here's a sample P1P1 of a pack of Magic: Origins, provided by ChannelFireball here.

Pick Number

There are two types of data provided so far. One scale goes from 0.0 (low) to 5.0 (high), and is an absolute rating of the card. The other scale goes from 1.0 (high) to 15.0 (low) and indicates the average pick the card is taken in. There's currently no obvious distinguishing factor between the two, but the program will always put the preferred picks at the top of the list, to make things easy for you!