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:

• Name: name, n, nm
• Number: number, num
• Flavor Text: flavortext, flavor, fl
• Type: type, t
• SubType or Keyword: keyword, k
• Rarity: rarity, r
• Artist: artist, a
• Effect: effect, e
• Set Name: setname, set, s
• Release Date: releasedate, date, d
• To Solve: tosolve, solve, ts
• Reward: reward, re
• Lesson: lesson, l
• Cost: cost, c, power, pow
• Damage Each Turn: dmgeachturn, damage, dmg
• Health: health, h
• Note: note
• Provides Lesson: provides.lesson, provideslesson, pl
• Provides Amount: provides.amount, providesamount, pa
• To Win: towin, tw
• Prize: prize, p

Combining Searches

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

t:spell * r:rare

This searches for cards that are of type "Spell" and have rarity "Rare".

Quoted Searches

If your search term includes spaces, use quotes:

effect:"discard 2 cards"

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):

t:spell * r:rare

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

t:spell | r:rare

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