Getting started

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• Pick a game
• Find cards
• The menu bar
• Links and sharing
• Getting help

Oracle of the Void is a card database and deck builder for several collectible card games. You can use it without an account. Log in (free) to build decks and lists.

Pick a game

The game's name in the menu bar opens the list of games. Each game has its own cards, search form and rules. The site remembers the last game you used.

Find cards

Type in the search form on the left (on a phone, under Edit search) and press Search. The Searching page explains every box and the search language of the All box.

On Help, the Bookshelf and Public lists the form starts collapsed. The small arrow at the left edge of the page opens it.

A small ? next to a control shows its help when you hover over it (on a phone, press and hold it). Click or tap it to open the whole help page there.

The menu bar

The icons in the middle switch between the site's views. Hover over one (or press and hold it on a phone) to see its name.

• Search results: the cards your last search found. Click it again to show or hide the form.
• Card details: the card you opened, with every printing, its rulings and its legality (The card page).
• List/Deck directory and Deck/List details: your decks and lists, logged in (Decks and lists).
• Public lists: decks and lists other people have shared (Public lists).
• Bookshelf: the rulebooks and newsletters, to read and search (Bookshelf).
• Help: these pages.

The buttons on the right change how results look and how they're sorted. Settings is in the menu under your name, or the first menu when logged out (Account and settings).

Links and sharing

The address bar always shows what's on screen: a search, a card, a list, a rulebook page or a help page. Bookmark it or send it to someone, and it opens in the same place. Back and Forward work as usual.

Getting help

Ask on Discord (where our bot can look up cards: see Discord bot), report problems or ask for features on GitHub, and watch the how-to videos on YouTube (the links at the top of this page).