What makes a Lorcana deck consistent?

A smooth ink curve so you always have something to play, enough inkable cards to keep developing, a healthy ratio of characters to non-characters, and enough total quest value to actually race to 20 lore. This tool weighs all four and reports the weak link.

How many inkable cards should I run?

Most stable decks keep roughly 40 to 50 percent of the deck inkable so you can reliably grow your ink each turn without flooding. Below about a third, you risk being unable to ramp; the tool penalises decks that fall short of a healthy inkable share.

What is a good ink curve?

Lorcana games are decided early, so a strong curve is weighted toward 1, 2, and 3 cost cards with a tapering top end. A curve with too few cheap drops or a spike at high cost loses tempo, and the tool flags both.

Why does total quest value matter?

You win by reaching 20 lore, so the deck must contain enough printed quest value to generate lore each turn. A deck stuffed with strong bodies but little lore output stalls; the score rewards a workable average quest value across your characters.

Is a 60-card deck assumed?

Lorcana decks are a minimum of 60 cards. The tool uses your entered deck size, but warns if it is below 60 since an undersized deck is illegal for constructed play and skews every ratio.

Lorcana Deck Consistency Score

Disney Lorcana games are won by racing to 20 lore, and the decks that do it reliably share four traits: a smooth ink curve, enough inkable cards to ramp, a balanced character mix, and real lore output. This tool scores all four into a single 0-100 consistency rating.

How it works

Each pillar contributes to a weighted score:

curve score    = how front-loaded and gap-free the 1-7+ cost curve is
inkable score  = penalty if inkable share is far from ~45%
mix score      = penalty if character share strays from a healthy band
lore score     = average quest value vs a target of ~1.4 lore/character
total = 0.35·curve + 0.20·inkable + 0.20·mix + 0.25·lore  (×100)

The curve component rewards a peak around the 2-3 cost slots and penalises both an empty 1-drop slot and a top-heavy tail. Each pillar also raises a plain-English flag when it is the limiting factor.

Tips and example

A 60-card deck with 8 ink-1, 14 ink-2, 12 ink-3, 10 ink-4, 8 ink-5, 5 ink-6, and 3 ink-7+ cards, 40 characters, ~45% inkable, and 56 total quest value scores in the low-to-mid 80s — solid and aggressive. If your score is dragged down by the lore flag, swap some high-cost bodies for characters with quest value 2 or 3; if the curve flag fires, add cheap drops so you are never stuck with a dead opening hand.