Find a specific card

Filters, sort, tab presets and saved filters, plus a search over what the artwork actually depicts.

Start with the filter bar

The filter bar above your collection narrows and reorders what you're looking at. You can filter by color, type, rarity, condition and finish, and by your own tags.

Sort by name, color, rarity, card type, mana value, condition, quantity owned or recently updated. Your filter and sort settings are remembered for the session. Switch to List View to sort by clicking a column header instead.

The tabs are filter presets, not separate modes

All, Your cards, Available, In decks, Loaned out, On loan to you, Wishlist and Tomes are starting points rather than places. Available, for instance, hides cards whose every copy is already committed. Any tab can be narrowed further with the filters, and the active tab follows whatever the filters currently say.

Save a combination you use often

1. Set up the filters you want.
2. Save the combination under a name.
3. Reapply it later with one click.

   Saved filters follow your account to any device. The filters currently applied last for the session; your sort choice and active tab are what survive a refresh.

Search the artwork, not the rules text

The Artwork section of the filter drawer searches the pictures themselves. Free text over a description of what's in the frame finds "zombie graveyard" or "two figures"; there are also subject tags with counts, color vibe, mood, style, composition, time of day and figure count.

Values inside one section broaden the search and different sections narrow it: "night" plus "dragon" finds dragons at night. The same Artwork filters appear everywhere cards are searched: the collection, Look Up, both deck builders, the wishlist, trade binders and the tome filing tray.

Color vibe is the palette of the illustration, not the card's color identity. Think a mostly-teal painting, not a blue mana cost.