Complete Magic: the Gathering set symbol pictographic font. Each symbol in v4 has been redrawn and normalized with 3 glyphs for the base rarity symbol, the border, and an optional fixed white layer that some symbols have. Use the demo tool here to see a detailed view by set, or <ahref="all.html">view the full set at once</a>.
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Symbol layers
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Each set symbol has 2 layers, the base symbol and a border, with an optional 3rd layer when there's a fixed white portion.
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<iclass="ss ss-arn"id="one"></i>
<figcaption>Symbol</figcaption>
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<iclass="ss ss-arn ss-border text-black"></i>
<figcaption>Border</figcaption>
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<iclass="ss ss-arn ss-inner"></i>
<figcaption>Inner</figcaption>
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Border styles
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Default and common rarity borders are white, and other rarities are black. Built-in classes let you override these as well, which you can see in the rarities below.
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<iclass="ss ss-arn"></i>
<figcaption>No border</figcaption>
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<iclass="ss ss-arn ss-border"></i>
<figcaption>White border</figcaption>
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<iclass="ss ss-arn ss-border ss-rarity-rare"></i>
<figcaption>Black border</figcaption>
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Rarities
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Common, uncommon, rare, mythic, and time-shifted rarity classes add color to the symbol glyph. Gradients are an optional class to more closely resemble the printed version in modern sets.
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Many of the very early set symbols <ahref="https://scryfall.com/card/arn/76/library-of-alexandria">had no border</a> or <ahref="https://scryfall.com/card/usg/321/gaeas-cradle">always used a white border</a>. While Keyrune applies the <abbrtitle="White border and black symbol at common, black border and colored symbols at other rarities">modern configuration</abbr> to all sets, it supports all border and color permutations.
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<iclass="ss ss-arn ss-border"></i>
<figcaption>Common</figcaption>
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<iclass="ss ss-arn ss-border ss-inner"></i>
<figcaption>Complete common</figcaption>
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<iclass="ss ss-arn ss-inner"></i>
<figcaption>Common with inner but no border</figcaption>