Discord bot

Type a card name in double curly braces in any channel and the bot answers with the card. Same idea as Scryfall's bot, for Riftbound.

Add to Discord

You need Manage Server on the server you're adding it to. It asks only for the permissions it needs to read and reply in text channels. No slash commands, no voice.

Show the card

Put a ! in front of the name

{{!Stacked Deck}}

The bot replies with the full card image, the official render at its printed size, so everyone in the channel is looking at the same card. The footer names the set, collector number and rarity.

Leave the ! off and you get the card as text instead: cost, type, rules text and flavour with a small image alongside. That's the one to use when you're arguing about what a card actually says.

Liam writes “Guys they just banned {{!Stacked Deck}}” and PoroDB replies with the full card image of Stacked Deck.

Check a price

Put a $ in front of the name

{{$Stacked Deck}}

You get one line per printing: the set and collector number, the TCGplayer market price for normal and foil where each exists, and a link to that exact listing. Promos and Metal variants show up as their own lines, because they are their own products at very different prices.

Prices are refreshed once a day; the footer says when. No line for a printing means TCGplayer has nothing listed for it yet.

Liam writes “Probably going to drop in price from here {{$Stacked Deck}}” and PoroDB replies with TCGplayer prices for the OGN and OPP printings.

Everything it answers to

You typeYou get
{{Stacked Deck}}The card: cost, type, rules text and flavour, with its image.
[[Stacked Deck]]The same thing. Both brackets work; /brackets turns the square ones off.
{{!Stacked Deck}}Just the image, full size.
{{$Stacked Deck}}TCGplayer market price for every printing.
{{#Stacked Deck}}Legality in Standard and 2v2.
{{Annie, Dark Child|OPP}}The printing from a specific set. Add |017 for an exact collector number.

Spelling and capitalisation are forgiving, and a fragment works when only one card fits. If several do, the bot lists them and asks which you meant. Up to ten cards per message; it answers DMs too.

Same data as this site, refreshed hourly. Prices are TCGplayer market prices, updated daily; price links are affiliate links and PoroDB earns a commission on purchases made through them. To remove the bot, kick it from the server.