Publish a new deck version

Publishing a deck version records the current decklist as a stable version from a deck in Brewing. It does not mean making the deck public.

Deck visibility still controls who can see the deck: Private, Shared, or Public. Publishing and visibility answer different questions. Publishing answers which exact list is ready to reference; visibility answers who may view it.

Decks change over time. A published version lets you keep the old list available after you tune the deck, swap cards, or change the commander.

Match records use published deck versions so a match points to the list that was actually played. Without a published version, the match could drift as the working deck changes.

Publish after the list is accurate enough to serve as a record. You can keep editing the deck afterward and publish another version when the next meaningful change is ready.

Deckonomicon marks the current decklist as published and keeps it available as a version. The deck does not become public unless its visibility is set to Public.