Welcome to BAN Search - Lorcana
Instructions
Syntax
- You can search using the Pricefall bot notation:
name[|code[|number]]{&*~}
. - If you append a special character to any search, you can filter by finish:
&
for nonfoil-only,*
for foil-only, or~
for etched-only results. Note that this syntax is disabled if you used a regular expression option to avoid aliasing. - You can filter by edition using the Scryfall notation
s:CODE
and the full edition name (enclosed in quotes)s:"Aether Revolt"
. Regular expressions are supported with these
option. -
You can filter by collector number using the Scryfall notation
cn:NUMBER
. For simple numbers (without any prefix or suffix) you may also filter withcn>NUMBER
andcn<NUMBER
, or with a range such ascn:NUMBER-NUMBER
. Regular expressions are also supported if you usecne:REGEXP
. If you prepend the set code like socn:CODE:NUMBER
, then the number pick will operate only on cards from that set, leaving the other results untouched. - You can filter by condition with
cond:COND
, acceptingNM
,SP
,MP
,HP
, andPO
. You can be selective and filter only retail or buylist prices withcondr:COND
andcondb:COND
respectively. For standard values, you can filter withcond>VALUE
, andcond<VALUE
too. - You can filter by rarity with
r:RARITY
, acceptingmythic
,rare
,uncommon
,common
,special
,token
, andoversize
. You can also use the first letter of the rarity as shorthand. For standard values, you can also user<RARITY
andr>RARITY
. - You can filter by color and color_identitywith
c:COLOR
andci:COLOR
, using standard WURGB letters, or guilds, shards, college, and quad color names. - You can filter by finish with
f:VALUE
, acceptingnonfoil
,foil
, andetched
. Short form is available asnf
,f
, ande
. - You can filter by card type with
t:VALUE
, accepting any valid supertype, subtype, or type. - The same option works on sealed product types too, with a bit of looser search: it accept any chunk of the name, or the category and subtypes terms listed below.
- You can filter by release date of the card or set
date:VALUE
,date>VALUE
, anddate<VALUE
. The value may be a date in the ISO format (YYYY-MM-DD
) or a set code. - You can filter by id of the card with
id:VALUE
, support MTGBAN, MTGJSON, Scryfall, and TCGplayer Product Ids. -
You can filter by card properties using
is:VALUE
ornot:VALUE
, accepting these self-describing options:- Generic properties: reserved, token, oversize, funny, wcd, commander,productless
- Frame properties: fullart (fa), extendedart (ea), showcase (sc), reskin, borderless (bd), gold, retro, future
- Promo properties: promo
- Language properties: japanese (jp, jpn), phyrexian (ph)
- Known card sets: power9, dual, fastland, fetchland, painland, shockland, checkland, surveilland, filterland
- Known edition sets: abu4h
not
and-is
are equivalent. - There is limited support for human readable tags, for example if
(Extended Art)
is appended to a card name, the search will only show cards that are Extended Art (similar to theis:extendedart
filter). Note that this syntax will not work with regexp search mode. - You can change the search mode with
sm:VALUE
, acceptingexact
(default),prefix
,any
, orregexp
: - Normally a card is searched with an exact strategy, you will get only cards with exactly the same name as searched.
For exampleVesuva
will return the card named Vesuva and no other Vesuvan counterpart. - If you search in prefix mode, you will get all the cards with the name starting with what you searched.
For example"Dragonlord"
will return all the cards starting with "Dragonlord". - If you search in in any mode, you will get all the cards containing any of the text present in card names.
For example*Draco*
will return the card named Draco and all the cards that have "draco" in their names. - If you search in in regexp mode, you will get all the cards names matching the regular expresion.
For exampleCluestone$
will return the card that end with Cluestone in their name. Note this search mode is case sensitive. - You can change the sort mode with
sort:VALUE
, acceptingchrono
(chonologically by print date, default),hybrid
(for alphabetical order grouped by sets),alpha
(for alphabetical order),retail
(for TCG price order), orbuylist
(for CK buylist price order). Note that when this option is set, the sort UI will be disabled.< - You can set any option in any order, in any amount. When filtering for a group of values you can use a comma
,
to separate values. - You can invert filter results by prepending a
-
to the option name. - You can filter by seller/vendor name with
store:shorthand
, or specific types of store withseller:shorthand
andvendor:shorthand
. - These filters will drop any result where the sepcified scraper is not preset. If you want to see results from a specific scraper, you may prefix the list of stores with
only
, for examplestore:only:shorthand
>. - You can filter results to include only retail or buylist prices with
skip:retail
andskip:buylist
. - You can also skip results that do not have retail or buylist prices, with
skip:emptyretail
andskip:emptybuylist
, or results that do not have results at all, withskip:empty
. - You may filter by the store region with
region:VALUE
usingus
,eu
, orjp
options. - Note that these options leave index results availabe - if you to hide them, you can use the
skip:index
option (or be even more specific withskip:indexretail
andskip:indexbuylist
). - You can filter by price with
price>VALUE
, orprice<VALUE
to exclude results that are above or below your range. - You can check if a cards is on a particular list of card with on supporting
mtgstocks
andtcgsyp
.
- You can search using the Pricefall bot notation:
- You can access historical data from a few major vendors by clicking on 📊 for each card.
- Data is refreshed periodically over the day.
- Entries are formatted as card name (finish) - edition (collector #) - # of prints.
- It is possible to retrieve the source product of a card or a sealed product by pressing on the "Found in * products".
- Similarly, pressing on the 📖 button on a card will return every possible products containing any kind of reprint of the given card.
- The percentage found in buylist offers is the price ratio, the higher it is, the more a vendor is looking to purchase that card.
- This percentage is available only if the seller is selling copies of the same card at the same conditions.
- Inventory prices refer to the stated conditions (and their accuracy depends on the data provider).
- Buylist prices are always referring to NM conditions.
- TCG Low is a special value referring to TCG algorithms that may differ from quantity and quality of listings.
- If you hover on a buylist price, a small tooltip will appear displaying the corresponding trade-in price, if available.
- In case of mistakes or incongruities, please notify the devs in the BAN Discord.
- Should you find this content useful, consider clicking on one of the provided links to make a purchase on the website, and directly support BAN.