
Deck builder
Pair two inks, fill out 60 cards and choose Core or Infinity Constructed; copy limits and the two-ink rule are checked for both. Gradely counts copies by full name, keeps dual-ink cards inside your pair, and plots the ink curve that decides whether you are questing on turn two or still waiting to play something.


Add a card from a third ink and the deck is flagged. Dual-ink cards count as both of their inks, so they only fit a deck built on that pair.
Choose Core or Infinity Constructed; copy limits and the two-ink rule are checked for both, and you can switch a deck between them in its settings.
The ink cost curve, ink split and card type breakdown sit beside your list, which is where most Lorcana tuning happens.
Different versions of a character are different cards, so four of one version and four of another are both legal. The limit follows the full name, as the rules do.
Open a starter deck from the precon list, clone it, and see which upgrades you already own.
A Lorcana deck has at least 60 cards drawn from no more than two inks. You may include up to four copies of a card with the same full name, where versions with different subtitles count as different cards. A dual-ink card needs both of its inks in the deck.
Sign up free and create a Lorcana deck for Core or Infinity Constructed.
Pick your two inks, then search characters, actions, items and locations to reach 60.
Check the ink curve and copy warnings, then publish or keep the deck private.
Core Constructed is the rotating format built from recent sets, and Infinity Constructed allows every card ever printed. Copy limits and the two-ink rule are checked for both.
A dual-ink card needs both of its inks, so it fits only a deck built on exactly that pair.
No. An Enchanted copy has the same full name as the regular card, so they share one limit of four. You can still choose which version sits in each slot.
Yes. Every card shows owned, owned in a different version, or missing, based on your collection.