Card Search Syntax Guide

To search for cards using various criteria, you can use the following prefixes and terms. Each prefix can be shortened to 1 to 3 letters for convenience.

Basic Search

To perform a basic search, simply type your search term:

Harry potter
common room
class

This will search for the term within the card names.

Advanced Search

To perform an advanced search, use the following prefixes:

Combining Searches

You can combine searches using AND and OR (|) logic.
For example:

weasley type:character

Returns the character cards which contain weasley in the name.

This searches for cards that are events or items, and which are of type charms or transfiguration:

type:event | type:item lesson:charms | lesson:transfiguration

Quoted Searches

The following numerical fields can be searched via ranges:

effect:"discard 2 cards"

Range Searches

If your search term includes spaces, use quotes:

Example:

type:spell lesson:charms cost:>6 cost:<=9

This search returns charms spell cards with a cost greater than 6 and less than or equal to 9.

Example Usage

To search for a card by name:

Albus Dumbledore
albus dumbledore
albus
dumbledore

To search for cards with a specific type:

type:character
t:spell

To combine multiple search terms using AND logic (all conditions must be met):

type:spell rarity:rare lesson:charms

To combine multiple search terms using OR logic (any condition can be met):

type:character | type:item

Combining AND logic with OR logic in a single search:

weasley t:adve | t:item

This searches for cards which name match to weasley and are adventures or items only.

This guide should help you perform both basic and advanced searches effectively. Happy searching!