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:rkCards that are both Aggression and Villainy
aspect:commandCards that are Command
aspect<bkCards with either no aspect OR only Vigilance OR only Villainy
a>rCards 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>3Cards with the Jedi trait that cost more than 3
rarity:cAll Common Cards
type:unit ar:groundGround 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.
                            
p>3Cards with power greater than 3
h>=3Cards with 3 or more HP
p=2 c>3Cards with power equal to 2 and cost greater than 3
pc=2Cards with a piloting cost equal to 2
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>2Cards with HP greater than 2 or power greater than 2
(h>3 and c>3) or lukeCards that either have 'luke' in the title or have both HP and cost greater than 3