Search cardsSearch every Digimon card by name, rules text, colour, card type, attribute, Digi-Type, pack, card number, game or digivolution cost. Each card comes back with its costs, DP, effects, artwork link and TCGplayer id.
Get a cardLook one card up by the number printed on it, such as BT4-016, chosen from a dropdown of every card. Returns the full record: costs, DP, both effects, artwork link and TCGplayer id.
Find cards by nameFind every card whose name contains the text given: "agumon" brings back Agumon and every one of its dozens of printings and forms. The way to turn a name a person typed into card numbers.
Search rules textFind cards by what they do rather than what they are called, searching both the main and inherited effects: "draw 1 card", "<Blocker>", "delete 1 of your opponent's". The way to build around a mechanic.
List cards in a packList every card printed in one booster set or starter deck, named the way digimoncard.io stores it ("BT-04: Booster Great Legend"). Use it to check what is in a box or to pull a whole set in one step.
List cards of a colourList every card of one colour. Colour is what a Digimon deck is built around, so this is the first step in assembling one, narrow it to Tamers or Options to fill a slot.
List cards of a typeList every card of one card type: the Digimon that battle, the Options played for an effect, the Tamers that sit in play or the Digi-Eggs that start underneath. Use it to fill one part of a deck.
List cards of a Digi-TypeList every Digimon sharing one Digi-Type: the trait line under the artwork, such as Dragon, Wizard or Machine. Traits are what tribal decks are built on, so this is the quickest way to pull a theme.
List cards of an attributeList every Digimon of one attribute: Vaccine, Virus, Data, Free or Variable. Several cards care what attribute they are facing, so this answers what a counter-card can actually hit.
List cards by digivolutionList cards by what it costs to digivolve into them and what colour they digivolve from. Digivolution is how a Digimon deck curves out, so this is how to find the cheap red level 4 a line is missing.
List all cardsList every card's name and number in one go. This is the light read of the whole database: a name and a number per card rather than the full record, so it is the right first step before looking a few cards up in detail.
Get a random cardDraw one card at random, with its costs, DP, effects and artwork link. Good for a card-of-the-day post or a quiz.
Summarize cardsRun the same search as Search cards but get counts instead of a card list: how a pack breaks down by colour, type, rarity and level, which Digi-Types a set leans on, and the play-cost range. Answers a question about a set without pulling every card through the workflow.
