Wordscapes Solitaire Letter Bag & Card Dealing

Normal campaign deals draw from weighted letter-card pools. The verified tables below show the card distribution and dealing safeguards, explaining why a numbered campaign level does not have one permanent answer list.

How Cards Are Dealt

The game draws from configured letter-card pools and applies safeguards that limit long runs of consonants or vowels.

Main Letter Bag

The main bag contains the verified card distribution shown below.

CardCountShare
A99.4%
B22.1%
C22.1%
D44.2%
E1212.5%
F22.1%
G33.1%
H22.1%
I55.2%
J11.0%
K11.0%
L44.2%
M22.1%
N66.2%
O88.3%
P22.1%
Qu11.0%
R66.2%
S44.2%
T66.2%
U44.2%
V22.1%
W22.1%
X11.0%
Y22.1%
Z11.0%
Wild22.1%

Draw-Pile Bag

The draw-pile configuration uses a related but not identical distribution. Some rare letters are excluded while Wild cards use their own configured count.

CardCountShare
A99.9%
B22.2%
C22.2%
D44.4%
E1213.2%
F22.2%
G33.3%
H22.2%
I55.5%
L44.4%
M22.2%
N66.6%
O88.8%
P22.2%
R66.6%
S44.4%
T66.6%
U44.4%
W22.2%
Y22.2%
Wild44.4%

Consonant and Vowel Limits

The recovered configuration allows no more than 4 consonants in a row and no more than 2 vowels in a row before the dealing logic forces another type of card.

Wild Cards

A Wild card can substitute for another letter when forming a valid word.

The Qu Tile

Qu is one playable tile even though it displays two letters. Solver and tile-count logic treat it as one card.

Why Campaign Level Answers Differ

Because normal campaign cards are dealt from weighted pools, another player’s level can produce a different usable word set. Use the Solver for the exact cards on your screen.

Data verified from the Google Play-installed Wordscapes Solitaire Android 2.10.5 package and accessible runtime sources. Changing or inaccessible source data is qualified rather than guessed. See verification details.