Multiverse is a database for custom Magic: the Gathering card sets.
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There are 2564 cardsets in Multiverse right now, including:
- In Aeternum by Summer (43 cards, last activity on 28 Feb 2015 by Summer): Set 2 of the Erralix block
- Sagas of the Northern Lands by Bandalf96 (0 cards, last activity on 12 Dec 2024 by Bandalf96): Set based around Celtic and Norse Mythologyand focusing on great deeds and battles.
- Mevturas by WilliamB25 (1 cards, last activity on 19 Dec 2016 by dude1818)
- Expanded Themes by DLYDBD (4 cards, last activity on 20 Dec 2019 by SecretInfiltrator)
- Purgatory risen by Pierre (80 cards, last activity on 24 Mar 2021 by Pierre)
- Jandora by Zalabar (33 cards, last activity on 29 Jan 2015 by Zalabar): On the plane of Jandora, powerful shamans wage war, calling on spirits of the otherworld for aid.
- Super Counters by Serena (0 cards, last activity on 25 Mar 2023 by Serena): a counters matter set with emphasis on player counters.
- <UB> Diablo by SecretInfiltrator (15 cards, last activity on 08 Sep 2025 by SecretInfiltrator): It's a video game, but now also a card game?!? Inconceivable!
- Champions of Kamigawa: Samurai Duel Deck by Piar (1 cards, last activity on 03 Feb 2016 by Piar): A duel deck featuring Samurai from a remade version of Champions of Kamigawa
You might like to see a random selection of all the cards on Multiverse.
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.