Palworld TCG search syntax

Examples that run

• jormuntideA name, typed the way anyone would type it. The language is opt-in — nothing about it gets in the way of looking a card up.
• set:BP01 lucky:trueA set and a flag. Both are chips you could have clicked instead — they parse to exactly the same page.

Fields you can name

The same filters the panel beside the results offers. Typing one and clicking one are the same search, and both land on the same address.

Your own cards

These two are about you rather than about the game, so they are not in the filter panel beside the results — they have their own row above it, and they mean something only while you are signed in. They narrow the list in your browser: the page itself is the same one every visitor is sent.

• is:wantedOnly cards I want
• -is:ownedHide cards I own

Operators

field:value

Matches a value in a list. field=value is the same thing.

a space

And — every term narrows what is left.

field:x field:y

The same field twice — either one, exactly as ticking two chips does.

"two words"

Keeps a space inside one term, in a value or in a name.

There is no or between different fields, and no not except on the two terms about your own cards, which have a row of their own above the results. The language does exactly what the filter panel does and no more, because the two have to be able to show each other.

When a search cannot be read

Nothing here errors. A search naming a field or a value this game does not have says so above the results, quotes the words it could not read, and then shows the whole catalogue unfiltered — so a mistyped link shared into a chat still opens a working page.

Anything you can build in the filter panel can also be written here, and the search box always holds the search you are looking at, however you made it.