Riftbound card search

The search box on the Riftbound Cards page and in the deck builder understands a small query language. A plain word is enough to find a card by name, and fields let you ask for things like "Fury units that cost 3 or less" in one line: domain:fury t:unit cost<=3.

How search works

Type a query into the search box on the Cards page or in the deck builder. A query is one or more terms separated by spaces, and a card has to match every term.

• A plain word searches card names and rules text: draw.
• field:value searches one field: t:spell. Every field has a full name and usually a short alias, so type:spell and t:spell are the same search. Field names and values ignore upper and lower case unless this page says otherwise.

The fields, shortcuts and examples for this game are further down the page.

Matching text

How you write a value decides how strictly it has to match.

You type	It matches
word	Names close to word, typos allowed, plus any card whose name or rules text contains word.
n:word	Names close to word, typos allowed.
"two words"	Names or rules text containing exactly two words. Quotes turn typo tolerance off and let a value hold spaces.
field:"two words"	That field contains exactly two words.
field:!value	That field is exactly value, not just containing it.
field:/pattern/	That field matches a regular expression, ignoring case: n:/^the / finds names starting with "The".

Some details:

• Only names are typo-tolerant. Every other field matches when its value contains what you typed, so o:draw finds "draws" and "Draw 1".
• Best matches come first. When a query has a plain word or a n: term, the closest names are listed first. A query with only fields keeps the page's normal order, and a sort you pick yourself always wins.
• Use ! and /…/ with a field. On a plain word they compare against a card's name and rules text all at once, which rarely matches.
• The word or is special (see below). To search for it, quote it: "or".

Combining terms

You type	It means
a b	Both a and b must match.
a or b	Either a or b must match. OR works too.
-a	Leave out cards that match a. Works before any term or group: -t:spell, -(a or b).
(a or b) c	Parentheses group terms: c plus either a or b.
a b or c	Terms next to each other are joined first, so this is (a b) or c. Add parentheses if not.

Comparing numbers and ranks

Number fields such as cost take a comparison:

Operator	Meaning	Example
:	Has this value: contains for text and values, equal for numbers	cost:3
=	Equal to	cost=3
!=	Not equal to	cost!=3
<	Less than	cost<3
<=	Less than or equal to	cost<=3
>	Greater than	cost>3
>=	Greater than or equal to	cost>=3

A field whose allowed values are listed in order, such as rarity, can be compared the same way: r>=rare finds Rare and everything ranked above it in the list shown in the fields table. A value that is not in that list never matches a comparison, though it still matches with :.

Shortcut syntax

is:name finds a whole kind of card in one term. not:name is the same as -is:name. If a shortcut's name has a space, quote it: is:"two words". Each game's shortcuts are listed below.

A field or shortcut the game doesn't have matches no cards, so check the spelling if a search comes back empty.

Field kinds

Kind	How it matches
Text	Free text, such as a name or rules text. : means contains (names also allow typos).
Value	One of a set of values, such as a type or region. : means contains, so part of a value is enough. When the allowed values are listed, comparisons follow their order.
Number	A number. : means equal, and every comparison operator works.
Cost symbols	A cost written as a number (the total) or as symbols (the exact mix). See the cost section on this page.

Fields

Field	Aliases	Kind	Description	Values
name	n	Text	The card's name. Unquoted text is typo-tolerant.	Any text
text	o, oracle	Text	Rules text.	Any text
type	t	Value	Card type: unit, spell, gear, rune, legend or battlefield.	unit, champion, spell, gear, battlefield, rune, legend
rarity	r	Value	Rarity. Comparisons use the order of the allowed values.	common, uncommon, rare, epic, legendary, showcase, ultimate
set	e	Value	Set code, such as OGN or SFD.	Values come from the card catalog.
cost	mv, cmc, energy	Number	Energy cost.	A number
domain		Value	Domain. A card with two domains matches both.	body, calm, chaos, fury, mind, order, colorless, neutral
supertype		Text	Supertype, such as Champion, Signature, Basic or Token.	Any text
tag		Value	Tags, such as a region (Demacia) or a champion (Yasuo).	Values come from the card catalog.
keyword	kw	Value	Keyword, in lowercase with _ for spaces, such as deflect or quick_draw.	Values come from the card catalog.
might		Number	Might, a unit's combat strength.	A number
power	pow	Number	Power cost: the domain-colored part of a card's cost, paid on top of its Energy cost.	A number

Riftbound's cost is a plain number: cost (or energy) is the Energy cost and power is the Power cost. Keywords are written in lowercase with _ in place of spaces, such as kw:quick_draw.

Shortcuts

Shortcut	Finds
is:champion	Cards with the Champion supertype: champion units and legends.

Examples

Query	Finds
domain:fury t:unit cost<=3	Fury units that cost 3 Energy or less.
is:champion domain:calm	Calm champion units and legends.
t:legend	Every legend.
kw:deflect might>=4	Cards with Deflect and 4 Might or more.
t:spell o:"draw 1"	Spells whose text says "draw 1".
tag:demacia	Cards tagged Demacia.
r>=epic e:OGN	Epic or rarer cards from Origins (OGN).
domain:mind domain:order	Cards in both Mind and Order.
t:gear -kw:equip	Gear without Equip.
power>=2	Cards with a Power cost of 2 or more.