Query Syntax
The syntax is heavily inspired by Scryfall with some changes and a lot fewer features.
You can filter different characteristics of a card and combine multiple filters into one search. See below for examples.
Search fields
Currently supported search fields are:
atk and def.- The
level (or l) of a monster. Note that the search does not distinguish between level and rank, so l:4 will return all monsters that are either level 4 or rank 4.
- The
linkrating (or lr) of a monster.
- The
class (or c) which you might call card type. Since “type” already means something else, the search uses class for “Spell”, “Trap”, “Effect”, “XYZ”, etc., so c:link will return all link monsters.
- The
type (or t) of a card (this is “Warrior”, “Pyro”, “Insect”, etc. for monsters, but also “quick-play”, “counter”, or “normal” for Spells/Traps).
- The
attribute (or attr or a) of a card. This is “Light”, “Dark”, “Earth”, etc.
- The
text (or effect, eff, e, or o) of a card. This is either the effect or flavor text (for normal monsters). For pendulum cards, this searches in both pendulum and monster effects. The o alias is to help my muscle memory coming from Scryfall.
Anything not associated with a search field is interpreted as a search in the card name, so l:4 utopia will show all level/rank 4 monsters with “Utopia” in their name.
If your search contains spaces (e.g. searching for an effect that says “destroy that target”), the text must be quoted like effect:"destroy that target".
Note that all fields are case-insensitive, so class:NORMAL is the same as class:Normal or class:normal.
Search operators
The following search operators are supported:
- Equality (
:, =, or ==) checks if the value is equal to your search. For text fields, this checks if your search is contained in the field, so effect:banish will show all cards that have the word “banish” anywhere in their text.
- Inequality (
!=) checks if the value is not equal to your search. For text fields, this return cards that do not contain the word you searched.
- Comparisons (
<, >, <=, >=) check if the value is less than, greater than, less than or equal, and greater than or equal to your search. atk>=4000 will show all cards with an ATK of at least 4000. These operators do not work for text fields.
Examples