Compare multiple decklists — discover core cards, tech picks, and build a skeleton list

How it works

Paste in two or more decklists from the same archetype — your own testing, a tournament's top cut, lists you've found online — and Decklist Analyser lines them up to show you what's actually driving the deck, instead of you cross-referencing them by eye.

  1. Paste your decklists. Each one gets its own box — name them, add as many as you like, and pick the card game so card names parse correctly.
  2. Set your thresholds. Decide how rare a card has to be to count as a spicy tech pick, and how common it has to be to make the core skeleton.
  3. Hit Analyse. You'll get three views: Card Frequency (every card, ranked by how often it shows up across your lists), Spicy Picks (the tech choices unique to just one or two lists), and Skeleton Deck (the core cards most lists agree on, combined into a ready-to-copy decklist).

What you'll seeExample

A sample run comparing 5 competitive Amber/Steel Lorcana lists — illustrative data below, not a live result.

Card NameAppearancesFrequencyAvg Copies
Elinor - Renowned Diplomat 5/5 100% 4.0
Aurora - Holding Court 4/5 80% 3.5
Rapunzel - Tower Defender 3/5 60% 2.3
Ursula - Deceiver 1/5 20% 4.0

That last row is exactly what the Spicy Picks tab is for — a 4-of in just one list out of five is a tech choice worth noticing. Elinor and Aurora, on the other hand, would land in the Skeleton Deck tab as a ready-to-copy starting point.

Analysis Settings
1 list

Cards appearing in this many or fewer lists are flagged as spicy tech picks

75%

Cards appearing in at least this percentage of lists make the skeleton deck

How to determine the number of copies for each card in the skeleton