Build a Disney Lorcana deck with every card in the game, live legality checking, and advice on what to change.
Open it →Search 2,543 cards and click to add. Formats are enforced as you build — ink limits, copy limits, deck size — so an illegal deck tells you the moment it becomes one.
The deck panel groups your list the way a player thinks about it: characters, actions, songs, items, locations. Not one flat column sorted by cost.
Undo is Ctrl+Z, and it covers everything — adds, removes, clears, even deleting a deck.
Every deck gets read for the things that quietly lose games: not enough inkable cards, no removal, no card draw, songs with nobody who can sing them, Shift cards with nothing to shift onto.
Goldfish it and the site draws your opening hand a thousand times, then reports how often you actually had a play on turn two.
Click any card and it shows what else could go in that slot — cards that do the same job, that you can afford to play, flagged when they also fix something the deck is missing.
Every deck has a pull sheet in the order you'd walk your own binder.
Anything you're missing becomes a message you can send a friend, or a TCGplayer cart you can buy in one click.