SWUPedia Search Reference

Find cards in specific arenas using the arena: or ar: keyword.

There are currently two arena types: ground and space.

You can find cards of a certain aspect using the aspect: or a: keyword. Both accept full aspect names like vigilance, or the single-letter color code that aspect carries:

You can combine several color codes into one term — a:rg — to match cards that carry every one of those aspects. Multiple a: terms and multi-letter codes are always AND'd together, since a card's aspects are fixed and few. Prefix a term with - to negate it.

Repeating a letter is significant even when negated: -a:gg excludes only double Command, not Command outright, so a:g -a:gg leaves cards with a single Command aspect.

Use the text:, t:, or o: (oracle) keyword to search a card's rules text.

Multiple words are AND'd together automatically, and a phrase in quotes is matched as-is. Prefix a word with - to exclude cards whose text mentions it.

You can use the cost: or c: keyword to search for cards by the number of resources it costs.

Searching by resource costs supports the comparison (>, <, >=, <=, =, !=) operators. For example, c:>=2 will match cards that cost 2 or more resources.

You may also combine multiple cost terms in relation with the comparison operators to define a lower and upper bound of a card's cost. Separate the terms into their own search terms.

Use the hp: keyword to search for cards by the number of hit points they have.

Searching by HP also supports the comparison (>, <, >=, <=, =, !=) operators. For example, hp:>=2 will match cards that have 2 or more hit points.

You may also set an upper and lower bound with the HP search term.

Use the keyword: or kw: keyword to find cards with a specific keyword ability, such as Sentinel, Ambush, Raid, Overwhelm, Restore, Shielded, Saboteur, Grit, or Hidden.

Multiple kw: terms are AND'd together by default — a card must have all of them. Use OR to match either instead (see Using OR below). Prefix a term with - to exclude cards with that keyword.

Separate terms with a space to combine them — every term must match by default, so vader cost<=3 finds cards named "vader" that also cost 3 or less. This applies to every keyword, including ones like trait: and keyword: where you might expect "either one" — use OR for that instead (see Using OR below).

If a facet's value has more than one word, wrap it in quotes, e.g. trait:"Bounty Hunter". Quoting also works for name and text searches.

Prefix any term with - to negate it. For numeric fields, negation always means "not equal" — -cost>=3 behaves the same as cost!=3, not "not at least 3".

Bare words with no keyword search a card's title and subtitle, so you rarely need this explicitly — but you can also use the name: or n: keyword. Multi-word names should be quoted.

Use the artist: or art: keyword to search by the card's credited artist. Multi-word names should be quoted.

Use the power: or pow: keyword to search for cards by their power. It supports the same comparison operators (>, <, >=, <=, =, !=) as Cost and HP.

Use the rarity: or r: keyword to search by rarity: common, uncommon, rare, legendary, or special.

A card only has one rarity, so AND'ing two together (the default) can never match — use OR to find cards that are either.

Use the set: keyword with an expansion's code — sor, shd, twi, jtl, lof, sec, law, ash — to search within a single set.

A printing belongs to exactly one set, so AND'ing two together (the default) can never match — use OR to find cards from either.

Use the trait: or tr: keyword to search for cards with a given trait, like jedi, wookiee, droid, or a multi-word trait like "Bounty Hunter".

Multiple trait: terms are AND'd together by default — a card must have every trait listed. Use OR to match either. Prefix a term with - to exclude a trait.

Use the type: or ty: keyword to search by card type: unit, event, upgrade, or leader. Leader cards that are also units still match unit, since a card's type check spans both its primary and secondary type.

Multiple type: terms are AND'd together by default; use OR to match either type instead.

Base cards aren't searchable — they're excluded from every search automatically.

Use the uhp: keyword to search Upgrade cards by the HP bonus they grant when attached. Supports the same comparison operators as Cost, HP, and Power.

Use the upower: or upow: keyword to search Upgrade cards by the power bonus they grant when attached.

By default, every term is AND'd together — a card must match all of them. Use the OR keyword (case-insensitive) to match either side instead, and parentheses to group terms and control how AND and OR combine.

AND binds tighter than OR, so a:r OR a:g cost<=3 reads as a:r OR (a:g AND cost<=3), not (a:r OR a:g) AND cost<=3. Prefix a parenthesized group with - to negate the whole group.