Checklist
Disney Lorcana Checklist
A Lorcana checklist should help you answer three questions quickly: what exists, what do I own, and what am I missing from a set.
Updated 2026-06-17
Quick take
- • Start from set pages, then narrow by rarity.
- • Track quantities if you build decks and collect at the same time.
- • Use scanner entry when paper checklists become too slow.
Best checklist structure
Organize by set first, then collector number. Add columns for owned quantity, foil quantity, wishlist status, and trade status. Rarity and ink are useful filters, but set number is the most stable ordering.
- Set
- Collector number
- Name
- Rarity
- Ink
- Owned quantity
- Foil quantity
Use LanaKit set pages as the source list
Each LanaKit set page lists every card in that set and links through to full card details. Start with the set hub, then open the set you are completing.
When to move beyond paper
Paper checklists work for a single set. A collection tracker is better once you need prices, multiple binders, deck overlap, and exportable backups.
Next step
Use the public LanaKit database to research cards and sets, then use the app workflow for scanning, collection tracking, live prices, and deck building.