Magic cards search engines are online platforms or tools that allow users to search and browse through a vast database of Magic: The Gathering cards. These search engines provide a convenient way for players and collectors to find specific cards, view their details, and compare different cards based on various criteria. One of the primary functions of a Magic cards search engine is to help users find specific cards by name, color, type, rarity, or any other attribute. This is particularly useful when players are building decks and need to find specific cards that fit their strategy or meet certain requirements. Users can simply enter the name or specific search terms, and the search engine will display the related cards. Additionally, Magic cards search engines often provide advanced search options that allow users to filter cards based on more specific criteria.

MTG Advanced Search

Card Kingdom has redesigned its Advanced Search Tool to help you find the cards you really want. As you navigate the site, the tool will remain on the left hand side of the screen to help you drill down to exactly what you are looking for. We've also expanded the capabilities of our search tool, adding new logic that gives you more power to find just the right card for your deck. See the FAQ below for additional information.

Text Searching (Applies to Name, Type, Oracle)

• All keywords entered are ANDed by default (i.e. "library life" matches "library" and "life", the "and" keyword is optional)
• The "or" keyword is supported (i.e. "graveyard or battlefield")
• Use "-" as negative keyword (i.e. "llanowar -elves")
• Our search is NOT case sensitive, although uppercase letters have special meaning for symbols (see the Oracle Text section below)
• Keywords are matched against the front of a string, but will match any ending.
  • "phyr" will match Phyrexia, but "rex" will not.
  • A search for li bo will match Lightning Bolt.
  • "tap target" will match the phrase instead of the individual words.
  • ["draw a card" control or return] will show all cards with the phrase "draw a card" and either control or return.

  Card Color

  Select the check boxes beneath any combination of colors you would like to search for. By default, the search will match exact results. That means that if you check the check boxes for the blue and black mana symbols and then apply your search you will see all multicolored cards that are exactly blue and black. To see mono-colored cards alongside those results, you will need to check the "Include mono cards" check box and re-apply your search.

  Selecting an "Include #-color cards" check box with a value greater than the amount of colors selected will return results with the selected amount of colors that include all selected colors plus any additional colors that match the selected #-color value. For example, checking both the blue and black mana symbol check boxes along with the "Include 3-color cards" checkbox will return results that match UB and an additional color, i.e. UBR or UBG.

  Selecting an "Include #-color cards" check box with a value lesser than the amount of colors selected will return results that match a combination of any selected colors. For example, checking the blue, black and green mana symbol check boxes along with the "Include 2-color cards" checkbox will return results that match card color combinations of UB, UG, BG, etc. Any or all of the checkboxes can be used together to perform even more specific searches.

  Color Identity

  Select the check boxes of the colors of the Commander deck you are building. A card's color identity is its card color plus the color of any mana symbols in the card's rules text. Note that basic land types (plains, island, swamp, mountain, forest) are included in the color identity, however basic land words in the text are not included in the color identity. Both colors of hybrid mana symbols contribute to color identify as well as both sides of split or double-sided cards. Cards that have any colors in their color identity which are not shared with the Commander of the deck will be excluded from the search. Currently banned cards are not excluded from the search.

  Card Type

  The type field searches everything on a Magic card's type line. For instance, if a card has the type line "Legendary Creature - Dinosaur", checking Legendary, Creature, or typing the word "Dinosaur" into the text box will return that card in your search results. You can also type any of those words into the text box. If you type two words into the text field the search will show results that match both words unless you type the word "or" between them.

  Oracle Text

  When you type text into this box, the search will produce results matching each word you type in unless you also type the word "or" between them. Any keywords you type in will be highlighted yellow in the results. We've also added methods of searching symbols and modifiers in card the card text - see below for a guide:

  • The following symbols are searchable using the following upper-case letters or numerals:
    • B - Black Mana
    • U - Blue Mana
    • G - Green Mana
    • R - Red Mana
    • W - White Mana
    • X - X Mana of any color
    • 1 - 1 Mana of any color (0-9 mana operate likewise)
    • # - Match any digit 0-9 , , .
    • T - Tap Symbol
    • Q - Untap Symbol
    • Mana symbols may be entered in any order and will be corrected by the search engine.
    • WU will match , but not .
    • 1G will match
    • 1G T will match and
    • 1/1
    • 2/2
    • +1/+1
    • -X/-X
    • +2/+# (matches +2/+1, +2/+2, +2/+3, etc. The # symbol will match any single-digit number 0-9.)

    Mana Production

    Check each of the colors you would like the card you are searching for to produce, then select from the dropdown box whether you would like to search for cards that produce ANY of, ALL of, or EXACTLY the colors you selected. If you select ANY, then cards that produce ANY number of the selected colors will appear. If you select ALL, only cards that produce each of the selected colors will appear. If you want cards that produce each of the colors you have selected and no other colors, then select EXACTLY from the drop box.

    Help ! En français, svp !

    Welcome on this card search engine for Magic : The Gathering.

    This search engine contains all card until the last extension Theros.

    Ih has been made for simple and powerful search thanks to :

    • text search
    • facets filtering

    Additionally, Magic cards search engines often provide advanced search options that allow users to filter cards based on more specific criteria. These may include variables like mana cost, power and toughness, card sets, and keywords. By using these additional search filters, users can further narrow down their search and find cards that meet their precise needs.

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    Search engines for Magic cards also provide detailed information about each card. This includes the card's art, mana cost, card type, power and toughness (if applicable), card text, and any other relevant details. These platforms may also include additional information like the card's printings, flavor text, and rulings. All of this information helps players and collectors gain a better understanding of each card and its potential uses. Moreover, a Magic cards search engine might offer features like bookmarking or saving card lists for future reference. This allows users to compile and organize lists of cards, whether it's for deck building, trading, or collecting. Users can save their searches or create multiple lists based on various criteria, making it easier to manage their card collections and find specific cards when needed. In summary, a Magic cards search engine provides a valuable tool for players and collectors of the game. These search engines offer a comprehensive database of Magic: The Gathering cards, advanced search options, detailed card information, and features for organizing and managing card lists. Whether it's for deck building, trading, or collecting, a Magic cards search engine is an essential resource in the world of Magic: The Gathering..

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