Search Guide
Set of keyword and expression you can use to search for decks
Deck Names
If you search for a term, it will show you in the results all decks that have this term in the deck name.
Exact Names
If you prefix words or quoted phrases with ! you will find decks with that exact name only. This is still case-insensitive. It should show results for multiple decks if they have the exact name
Hero deck
You can use the h: or hero: to search by hero deck.(e.g. h:arakni, hero:"Uzuri, Switchblade")if you want search by its exact name, you can use ! before the hero deck name.(e.g. h:!arakni, hero:!"Uzuri, Switchblade")
Format Legality
You can use the f: or format: to search by what the legality is in a format.(e.g. f:"classic constructed", f:cc, format:"classic constructed living legend", f:ccll, format:"blitz", f:b)
Avarage Pitch Value
You can use the p: or pitch: to find decks by their pitch value. You can use comparison expressions > , < , >= , <=, and != to search greater or lesser pitch value. ( != decks where the pitch value isn’t X)
Avarage Cost
You can search any numeric value exactly or with an inequality ( : , = , > , < , >= , <=, and != ). Search cost with c: or cost:
Avarage Attack / Power
You can search any numeric value exactly or with an inequality ( : , = , > , < , >= , <=, and != ). Search attack with pw: or power: or attack:
Avarage Defense
You can search any numeric value exactly or with an inequality ( : , = , > , < , >= , <=, and != ). Search defense with d: or defense:
Avarage Intelect
You can search any numeric value exactly or with an inequality ( : , = , > , < , >= , <=, and != ). Search intellect with i: or intellect:
Avarage Life
You can search any numeric value exactly or with an inequality ( : , = , > , < , >= , <=, and != ). Search life with l: or life:
Negating Conditions
All keywords can be negated by adding a hyphen ( - ) in front of the syntax term. This inverts the meaning of the keyword to reject decks that matched what you’ve searched for.
OR Conditions
The default for every search term you enter combines the terms. All of them must match to find a deck in the results. However, if you want to search over a set of options or choices, you can put the special word or / OR between each term.
Nested Conditions
You may nest conditions inside a parentheses ( ) to group them together. This is most useful when combined with the OR keyword. Remember that even nested terms that are not separated by OR are still combined.