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Identify cards from every Lorcana release, check what they are worth on the European market, and watch your collection fill in one chapter at a time.
Built for Lorcana collectors
Lorcana releases in chapters, which makes it one of the more satisfying games to complete. Scadex treats each chapter as its own set so you can see progress rather than one undifferentiated pile of cards.
Every Lorcana release is grouped as a set, so you can see which cards you own, which are still missing and what the chapter is worth so far — instead of guessing how close you are from a binder page.
Enchanted versions carry their own card number and price, and are identified as their own card.
See how a card has moved recently, not just what it costs today.
Keep booster boxes, gift sets and starter decks alongside your singles.
Track each card against what it was worth when you first added it.
How the scanner works
Adding a Lorcana card to your collection takes a few seconds.
Hold the card flat inside the camera view. Lorcana's foil treatments can throw glare, so angle away from direct light.
Confirm the match is the right release and card number — that is what separates an enchanted version from the standard printing.
Save it and your chapter progress and total collection value both update.
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Enchanted cards use different artwork and a different card number from the standard version, so they are identified as their own card rather than as a variant. Check the card number on the match before saving, since enchanted versions carry a very different market price from the regular printing.
Yes. Lorcana releases are grouped as sets in Scadex, so you can see which cards from each chapter you already own, which are still missing and what each chapter is worth so far.
Foil and non-foil copies share the same artwork and card number, so a camera scan cannot reliably separate them. Scadex identifies the card and you confirm the finish when adding it to your collection.
Scadex uses European market pricing, including Cardmarket data, so figures reflect what cards are actually trading for in the EU rather than converted US prices.
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