Multiverse is a database for custom Magic: the Gathering card sets.
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There are 2229 cardsets in Multiverse right now, including:
- Anguis by Daxiefrax (0 cards, last activity on 13 Oct 2019 by Daxiefrax): Form bonds, struggle against entropy and explore a liminal plane built out of the hearts of many.
- Lands by amuseum (17 cards, last activity on 08 Nov 2022 by amuseum): Put your land ideas here
- Symbiotic Swarm new cards by Phosphorus (20 cards, last activity on 03 Apr 2020 by Phosphorus)
- Elementis by Blakemeister (25 cards, last activity on 18 Mar 2012 by Blakemeister): A world focused on the Elements it is made up of.
- Noir Set by HijackAttack (15 cards, last activity on 16 Sep 2017 by HijackAttack): A top-down set based on Noir tropes.
- Khif Lerr 水淵 by amuseum (19 cards, last activity on 02 Sep 2020 by amuseum): Water/ocean world that used to be free/volcano world
- Romance Dawn by Carnoraptor (689 cards, last activity on 23 Jun 2024 by Carnoraptor): An in-progress attempt at a comprehensive set of playable cards based on the first act of One Piece (from Romance Dawn to timeskip). This set is designed to support any format, so thus has been designed with draft, sealed, set-only constructed, modern, and commander in mind. A set by Carnoraptor, with help from Trevor and Bait32.
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There are several community cardsets that are open for anyone to create cards into:
- Testing for creating test cards and playing around
- Cards With No Home for individual card creations that aren't part of a larger cardset
- Silver bordered cards for cards that are sillier or a joke
- Multiverse Design Challenge, where design challenges are regularly posted and everyone's welcome to enter
- Community Mashup Set for if you want to create some "mash-ups", or just find out what those are
- Multiverse Feedback for the "cardset" of feature suggestions, bug reports and similar
- Conversation is for discussion threads about general topics related to Magic or design rather than a specific user-created card.
To create your own cardset, you must first sign in or sign up.