Filtering Cards

Every list view on the public site — decks, collections, wanted lists, and the Combined List view — has a Filters button in the toolbar. It opens a dropdown of filters that narrow the cards shown without changing the underlying list. The button shows a badge with the number of active filters, and a Clear all filters action resets them. Filters are applied together: a card must pass every active filter to be shown.

Available filters

• Hide Lands — hides lands (cards whose type line includes Land, with mana value 0).
• Hide Unpriced — hides cards with no price in the active currency.
• Hide Extras — (deck pages only) hides the maybeboard and token sections.
• Name — space-separated terms; every term must appear in the card name, case- and accent-insensitively, in any order.
• Color Identity — pick any of the five colors. Exclusive matches cards whose identity is exactly the selected colors; Inclusive matches any card playable in a deck of those colors (its identity is a subset of the selection).
• Sets — a tag input of set codes. Type a code and press space, comma, or Enter to add it; autocomplete suggests the set codes present in the current list. Cards are kept if their printing is from any selected set.

Both tag inputs (Sets and Card Type) share the same autocomplete behavior: as you type, a suggestion list appears. Use the ↑/↓ arrow keys to move through it and Enter to add the highlighted suggestion; with nothing highlighted, Enter adds whatever you’ve typed. You can also click a suggestion, and Backspace on an empty input removes the last tag.

• Card Type — a tag input of card types and subtypes (see below).
• Mana Value — a comparison (=, <, ≤, >, ≥) against the card’s mana value.

Card Type filter

The Card Type filter matches against the words in a card’s type line — both its types and subtypes. For a card like Artifact Creature — Robot Elf, the tags Artifact, Creature, Robot, and Elf are all available (supertypes such as Legendary are included too). The autocomplete only offers the types actually present in the cards you’re currently viewing.

Add types the same way as set codes: type a word and press space, comma, or Enter, or pick one from the autocomplete. Each type is normally a single word, so a space finishes the tag. The one exception is multi-word subtypes such as Time Lord (from the Doctor Who set): wrap them in double quotes ("Time Lord") to keep the space, or just pick them from the autocomplete, which lists them as one entry.

Two toggles control how the selected types are applied:

• Any / All — Any keeps cards that have at least one of the selected types; All keeps only cards that have every selected type. For example, with Artifact and Creature selected, Any shows all artifacts and all creatures, while All shows only artifact creatures.
• Include / Exclude — Include keeps cards of the selected types; Exclude hides them and keeps everything else.