Multiverse is a database for custom Magic: the Gathering card sets.
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There are 2243 cardsets in Multiverse right now, including:
- Preparation for Ragnarok by Theo King-Martellock (18 cards, last activity on 11 Jan 2016 by Theo King-Martellock): Five factions prepare for the coming apocalypse...
- 10 Kingdoms by Andy (16 cards, last activity on 09 Apr 2016 by Andy)
- Gender Bender by Norpfang (44 cards, last activity on 05 Feb 2015 by movezig5): gender bent card series
- Sweet Tales of Bredoria by Crumble & Fudge (250 cards, last activity on 25 Aug 2024 by Crumble & Fudge): Brush your teeth, 'cause this set'll give you caries.
- Magic 20XX by jmgariepy (245 cards, last activity on 06 Mar 2024 by SecretInfiltrator): A theoretical future core set expansion featuring a fight between Hellbent and Wisdom.
- Shiftsight by ThisMightBeRyan (38 cards, last activity on 09 Feb 2022 by Tahazzar): A Time Spiral style collection with a focus on colorshifts.
- Abrahamic by Lycodrake (14 cards, last activity on 10 Jul 2016 by Lycodrake): Set based on Abrahamic mythology and religions.
- Starcraft by blob (12 cards, last activity on 30 Aug 2013 by Alex)
- [FEATURE] The Ol' Swaparoo by Froggychum (27 cards, last activity on 18 Sep 2019 by Froggychum): mechanic testing
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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.