Scryfall MCP Server
hybrid server
The server is able to function both locally and remotely, depending on the configuration or use case.
Integrations
Provides tools for accessing the Scryfall API to look up Magic: The Gathering card details, perform card searches, retrieve official rulings, and get current pricing information across different marketplaces.
Scryfall MCP Server
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for interacting with the Scryfall API. It provides tools to look up Magic: The Gathering card details, card rulings, and price information.
Features
- search_cards
Perform a text-based search on Scryfall. Returns a list of matching cards. - get_card_by_id
Retrieve a card directly via its Scryfall UUID. - get_card_by_name
Retrieve a card by exact English name. - random_card
Get a random card from the entire Scryfall database. - get_rulings
Retrieve official rulings for a card, which may clarify card interactions or rules. - get_prices_by_id
Retrieve current pricing information (USD, USD foil, EUR, TIX) for a given card by Scryfall ID. - get_prices_by_name
Retrieve current pricing information (USD, USD foil, EUR, TIX) for a given card by exact name.
Usage
The server can be run in two modes:
- Standard stdio mode (default)
- Server-Sent Events (SSE) mode with HTTP endpoints
Using NPX
If you have Node.js installed locally:
Connecting to the Server
Stdio Mode
Your application or environment (like Claude Desktop) can communicate directly via stdio with the server.
SSE Mode
When running in SSE mode (with --sse
), you can connect using the MCP CLI:
The server will be available at:
- SSE endpoint:
http://localhost:3000/sse
- Message endpoint:
http://localhost:3000/messages
Integration in claude_desktop_config.json
Example snippet for stdio mode:
Or with npx:
Building from Docker
Then you can run in stdio mode:
Or in SSE mode:
License
Licensed under the MIT License.
This server cannot be installed
Enables interaction with the Scryfall API, allowing users to search for Magic: The Gathering card details, retrieve card rulings, and access pricing information using the Model Context Protocol.