Most Lorcana servers look cards up. This one plays the game.

It connects your AI assistant to Duels.ink, the community Lorcana simulator, and gives it everything a player has: real matches against the AI opponent, ranked queues, private tables, deck building, and a sandbox for testing lines. 42 tools covering the whole lifecycle, not just a card database with extra steps.

Practice against the AI opponent

Ask for a game and play one. The assistant reads the board, decides, and moves — ink, play, quest, challenge, sing, respond to triggered abilities, end the turn. It waits on the live connection while the bot thinks, so it picks straight back up when the turn comes round.

Three difficulties, and the AI opponent is always available, which makes it the fastest way to test a deck you just built or rehearse a matchup.

A sandbox for the positions that matter

The playground lets you build any board state directly: spawn the exact cards, set lore, damage and exertion, and test the interaction. No need to grind a real game into the position you actually want to study.

Useful for settling a rules question, rehearsing a tricky line, or checking what a card really does before you commit four copies to a deck.

You do not have to teach the model the rules

Duels.ink works out the legal moves on its side. Every board state comes back with an explicit list of what can be played right now, and when a card cannot be played, the reason why — "Need 3 ink", "not your turn", "already inked this turn". The assistant reads the board, picks from the list, and plays. It never has to reason about Lorcana's rules or guess what is allowed, which is what makes a full game possible without hallucinated moves.

Card ids are resolved to real names and stats automatically, so the board reads like a board rather than a list of UUIDs.

Start playing with no account

Games against the AI opponent work anonymously. Ask for a community deck and start a match — nothing to sign up for, nothing to configure.

Connecting your Duels.ink account unlocks the rest: your own decks, ranked matchmaking, private tables with friends, match history and the leaderboard.

What it covers

Matches — practice against the bot at three difficulties, create private tables and share an invite link, join ranked queues, and pick games back up where you left them.

In game — read the board, see the legal moves, ink, play, quest, challenge, sing songs by exerting characters, use Shift, answer triggered abilities, end your turn. It waits on the live connection while the opponent thinks, so it returns the moment it is your turn again rather than polling.

Cards — search roughly 3,200 cards by name, rules text, set, ink colour, cost, rarity and format legality.

Decks — list, inspect, create and edit your decks, browse over a thousand community lists, and import a decklist pasted as text, with names resolved against the catalog.

Stats — match history, replays, personal statistics, seasons and the ranked leaderboard.

Other modes — puzzles, sealed and draft pools.

Example prompts

• "Start a game against the bot and play it for me"
• "What's the board? What should I play here?"
• "Set up a playground where I have two damaged characters and test this Shift"
• "Find Evasive characters that cost 3 or less"
• "Import this decklist and call it Ramp v2"
• "How did my last five ranked games go?"

Notes

Unofficial and not affiliated with Duels.ink, Ravensburger or Disney. Duels.ink is a fan-made community simulator and is free to use on its own.

Ranked matchmaking pairs you against real people. Please decide deliberately before letting an assistant play unattended in ranked queues.