Search Reference

Aspects

You can find cards with certain aspects using the keywords a: or aspect:

You can specify either the color of the aspect or the name of the aspect. The name/color pairs are:

Blue = Vigilance
Green = Command
Red = Aggression
Yellow = Cunning
White = Heroism
Black = Villainy

When specifying color, you can use the first initial of the color (K for Black). When you do, you can combine multiple aspects, finding cards that include all of the specified aspects.

You can use comparison operators (>, <,>=, <=, and=) to check against ranges of aspects.

The behvaior of the default a: keyword is the same as >=.

a:rk
Cards that are both Aggression and Villainy

aspect:command
Cards that are Command

aspect<bk
Cards with either no aspect OR only Vigilance OR only Villainy

a>r
Cards with Aggression and at least one other aspect

Text, Traits, Types, Arena, Rarity

You can find cards with certain traits using the tr: and trait: keywords.

You can search the text of a card using the t: and text: keywords.

You can find cards with certain types using the ty: and type: keywords.

You can search cards by arena using the ar: and arena: keywords.

You can search cards by rarity using the r: and rarity: keywords.

t:"When Played"
Cards with the text "When Played"

tr:Jedi c>3
Cards with the Jedi trait that cost more than 3

rarity:c
All Common Cards

type:unit ar:ground
Ground arena Units

Cost, Power, and HP

You can use comparison operators (>, <,=,>=, <=, and !=) to find cards with certain cost, power, HP, piloting cost, upgrade power, and upgrade HP.

You can use the keywords c, p, h, pc, up, uh respectively.

An Upgrade doesn't have Power/HP of its own - it modifies whatever it's attached to - so its modifier is normally searched with up/uh. p/h also match an Upgrade's modifier when it has no Power/HP of its own, so you don't have to search twice to cover both Units and Upgrades.

p>3
Cards with power greater than 3 (Units/Leaders/Bases by their own Power, Upgrades by their Power modifier)

h>=3
Cards with 3 or more HP

p=2 c>3
Cards with power equal to 2 and cost greater than 3

pc=2
Cards with a piloting cost equal to 2

up>2
Upgrades with a Power modifier greater than 2

Set, Artist, Keyword

You can find cards from a specific set using the s: and set: keywords, with the set's short code (e.g. sor, shd, jtl).

You can search by artist name using the art: and artist: keywords.

You can search a card's keywords (Sentinel, Grit, Raid, etc.) using the k: and keyword: keywords.

set:sor
All cards in Spark of Rebellion

artist:"John Doe"
Cards illustrated by an artist whose name contains "John Doe"

keyword:sentinel
Cards with the Sentinel keyword

Format Legality and Suspensions

You can find cards legal in a given format using the f: and format: keywords, and cards suspended in a given format using suspended:.

Valid formats are premier/p, eternal/e, twinsuns/twin/ts, and future/f (also called Future Premier - what Premier legality will look like once the next set releases).

format:premier
Cards currently legal in Premier

f:eternal
Cards currently legal in Eternal

suspended:premier
Cards currently suspended in Premier

format:future
Cards that will be legal in Premier once the next set releases

Rotation and Variants

You can find cards by their rotation symbol using rs: and rotation:.

By default, search results exclude non-base printings (Foil, Hyperspace, Showcase, Prestige, etc.) unless the card only exists as one. You can include them, or search for a specific printing, using v: and variant:.

Valid variants are foil/f, hyperspace/h, hyperspacefoil/hf, showcase/s, prestige/p, prestigefoil/pf, prestigeserialized/ps, and all (every printing).

rotation:a
Cards from sets in the current 'A' rotation

variant:foil luke
Foil printings of cards named Luke

v:all set:sor
Every printing (including Foil/Hyperspace) of every SOR card

Is

The is: keyword covers a handful of yes/no card properties. Like any other keyword, put a - in front to negate it. not: is a convenient inverted form of is: - not:reprint is the same as -is:reprint, and (if you ever need it) -not:reprint comes back around to mean the same as is:reprint.

is:vanilla finds cards with no ability text at all.

is:unique finds Unique cards.

is:reprint finds a card that was originally printed in a different set - a Foil/Hyperspace/Showcase/Prestige sibling of the same printing doesn't count, and neither does a promo copy (P25, C26, an OP Promo, etc.), since a promo set doesn't have "originals" of its own to begin with.

is:vanilla type:unit
Units with no ability text

is:unique t:leader
Unique Leaders

set:shd is:reprint
SHD cards that were originally printed in an earlier set

not:reprint set:sec
SEC cards that debuted in SEC itself

Frame

Some cards carry a special border marking them as drawing from Star Wars Legends continuity rather than the current canon - purely cosmetic, with no bearing on the game itself. Find these with frame:legends or frame:l.

frame:legends
Cards with the Legends frame

frame:l set:hmw
HMW cards with the Legends frame

Promos: Event, Source, Season

Promo cards can be searched by their event type with event: (e.g. planetary_qualifier, spaces and underscores are interchangeable), by the set the promo is based on with source:, and by season with season: (accepts either a number or an "sN" form).

event:planetary_qualifier
Planetary Qualifier promos

source:sor
Promos based on a Spark of Rebellion card

season:2
Season 2 promos

Groupings and Operators

Expressions that are not separated by an operator use 'AND' by default. You can explicitly use the operators 'AND' and 'OR'.

You can group expressions using parenthesis to enforce a certain order of operations.

h>2 or p>2
Cards with HP greater than 2 or power greater than 2

(h>3 and c>3) or luke
Cards that either have 'luke' in the title or have both HP and cost greater than 3

Negation, Quoting, and Name

Put a - in front of any term to negate it, including a field like trait: or a bare word.

Wrap a value in quotes if it contains a space, so it isn't split into separate search terms.

A bare word (with no keyword prefix) searches the card name directly - name: and title: do the same thing explicitly.

type:unit -trait:droid
Units that are not Droids

-vader
Cards that don't have 'vader' in the name

name:"Darth Vader"
Cards with 'Darth Vader' in the name