When building a spellbook, instead of looking by the school the card is in, if you could search by the type, like conjuration, attack, etc. When I build a deck I usually don't go by the school, I go by the type of card. So if there where a feature where I could look at all attack spells, or even better, look at only attack spells of the fire school, or only war conjurations, etc. Other than that, loving the app so far.

Was thinking about it, and this actually has come up more than once, not sure if we are doing it right.  What happens if he tries to teleport me, but I have reverse magic on?  I understand the steps to go through, but this one seems harder for me to get my head around, could argue it more than one way. Does he pay for where he wanted to teleport me?  or does he pay for where I decide to teleport him?  Along the same lines, with Nullify, should he clarify where he was trying to teleport me so he knows how much mana to spend even though the teleport is nullified?  We keep forgetting and I reveal teleport before he declares the zone he wants to teleport to.  In a tourney or something, he could just say he was only going to move you one space to avoid paying the extra mana.

This is my spell book
Mana crystal 2x
Moonglow amulet                      nullify
Mana siphon                                
Mordoks obelisk              
Suppression ord
Pacify
Essence drain
Force hold 4x
Jinx6x
Dispel 3X
Minor heal 2x
Banish 2x
Drain power 4x
Geyser
Purge magic 2x
Force push 4x
Dissolve 2x
Darkenne hydra 2x
huginn, raven familler
Teleport 2x
Whirling spirit
Tanglevine 6x
Suppression cloak
Mage wand

This a good spell book needs more work. It easy to play.

You say you've been winning with this?  I don't mean this to sound critical, but I'm not seeing how you are doing the damage?  Three damaging creatures, and mana denial.  Are your creatures doing most of the damage?  Just curious how the games typically play out.  I can see how they wouldn't have a chance to get out much of their own, so it could work, but having a hard time wrapping my mind around it.