Are you confused? Want to know how do you use this thing? This is the place.

The main page, the first one you see when you come to the site, is the main tool here. It is this page where you can set up your search criteria. As you probably saw, there are a lot of options for how refined you can make your search. To keep things easy and sane, the options are broken up into hideable groups.

In the title of each section you'll see an icon. If you click on this icon, that secition will hide itself. This makes it easy to set one group of options, hide it, and move on to another section without lots of scrolling. To expand a section, click on its icon. Go ahead and try it with this section to see how it works.

Also in the titles of most sections, you'll see [Check All] and [Uncheck All] links. These will set or clear all the check boxes in that section. Other sections have some special ones that will be covered below.

Sets
The first group, Sets, lists all the sets that Fantasy Flight Games has released for A Game of Thrones. The special title option here is [Standard Legal]. FFG's tournament program has three game types, Standard, Classic, and Limited. Standard only allows cards from recent sets, Classic allows players to use cards from all sets, and Limited is usually some sort of sealed or draft torunament. By clicking on [Standard Legal], the site will automatically set checks in the sets that are currently legal for Standard tournaments.

The left column of sets are the standard release sets, with main, big sets (about 250 cards) listed in bold and expansions (typically ~150 cards) in normal text. To the right of these are special sets, such as starter packs and promos.

All the sets, including their promos and starters, are grouped into Blocks, as indicated by the vertical text lables to on the left edge of the set lists. You'll note that the two sets, Wildling Assault! and Circle of Spies are not in a block. These two sets are specail promotional decks and do not fall into any block.

This generator can make three different things. First, is a checklist, which you can select by choosing the "Checklist" radio button, which looks like this:
Checklist
Selecting this option will create a checklist style listing of the cards that meet your selected criteria. This style will list an empty box, so you can check cards off as you add them to your collection, the icon of the set the card is from, the card rarity, card number, if the card is Unique or a Story Event, the card's House, and the card's name.

The second mode is a Spoiler List. This list gives far more details on each card then the checklist does. As a result, it generates a much larger page and could use a ton of paper if you tried to print it. However, as it does list all aspects of the card, it can be useful for choosing cards to add to your deck, as it lists the card's text, costs, and the various other attributes.

You can switch the mode to "Spoiler List" by choosing its radio button, which looks like this:
Spoiler List