The desktop version of Cider supports writing to a project directory. In there all the card listings are saved as .csv files. Those can be opened up in any .csv editor like Google Sheet for editing. Once the project is reopened in Cider, it will pick up those changes. Ex. project structure: https://github.com/oatear/cosmic-apple-game So far my thinking is that tracking changes to a project and tagging versions is much easier and more robust if you save your project into a repository than to track separate files in Google Sheets. I will continue to reconsider it.

I originally segregated each deck to have its own assets. That was not a great experience when having to re-upload the same images for symbols used in different decks. I will think more on the multiple folder idea. There is however benefit in having a flat map of all the assets as they are available on one table and can be searched and filtered. Its also easy enough to hierarchically name the assets, ex. icon-health, feature-potion, location-forest.