Disney Lorcana TCG
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I tell if Lorcana Cards are rare?
Disney Lorcana has 6 different card rarities. You can see the rarity symbol in the centre of the bottom of each card. In order of increasing rarity, they are:
- Common - small grey circle symbol - 6 found in every pack
- Uncommon - white book symbol - 3 found in every pack
- Rare - bronze triangle symbol - 2 Rare or higher rarity cards found in every pack
- Super Rare - silver diamond symbol
- Legendary - gold pentagon symbol
- Enchanted - rainbow hexagon symbol - estimated to be found 1 per every 100 booster packs. Enchanted rares can also be identified by their special foiling.
What are the chances of pulling an enchanted Lorcana card?
The exact pull rates for each set have yet to be officially published, though some fan made estimates sit around 1 in every 90 booster packs.
What is the most expensive card in Lorcana’s first chapter?
Elsa - Spirit of Winter (Enchanted Rare) is the most expensive card in Lorcana: The First Chapter. When writing, its price in the UK is around £800. It is also the overall most expensive card in Disney Lorcana.
What age is the Lorcana for?
Officially, the suggested ages for Disney Lorcana are 8 and up. However, younger players may be able to play and collect Disney Lorcana, particularly if they have experience with other trading card games. The gameplay is similar to that of the Pokemon TCG.
How many people can play Lorcana at a time?
Disney Lorcana is typically played with 2 players, but you can also play it with 3 or more players, similar to how the Commander format for Magic: The Gathering plays. In games that have 3 or more players, when a player completes their turn, the player to the left of them then takes their turn. Players can choose to attack or interact with other players still in play. When one player achieves 20 lore, they win the game, and it immediately ends.
Is Lorcana hard to play?
Generally speaking, Lorcana is less complex to play than most other TCGs. In particular, it is easier to learn to play than Magic: The Gathering and Yu-Gi-Oh. As it is a relatively new game, there are significantly fewer rules and keywords to remember to start playing.
Do colours matter in Lorcana?
Yes! The colours of Disney Lorcana are called ‘ink’. There are 6 different inks in Lorcana: Amber, Amethyst, Emerald, Ruby, Sapphire and Steel. Each ink has its distinct playstyle, similar to how the colour pie in Magic: The Gathering works. When building a deck, players must choose 2 different inks and can only use cards of those colours. The general playstyles for each ink are as follows:
- Amber - supportive cards, such as healing effects
- Amethyst - magic abilities and characters such as sorcerers
- Emerald - summoning characters and items (collectively known as ‘Glimmers’)
- Ruby - summoning aggressive Glimmers
- Sapphire - strategic and interactive cards that can control your opponent's board
- Steel - defensive cards
What is the mulligan rule in the Lorcana?
After drawing your opening hand, you can choose to return as many or as few cards from your hand back to the bottom of the deck and then draw back up to 7 cards. After doing so, that player must reshuffle their deck. This can only be done once at the beginning of each round.
Is there a maximum hand size in Lorcana?
No, though, remember that if you run out of cards to draw and must draw, you immediately lose the game.
Does Lorcana have sideboards?
There are no current rules for sideboards in Disney Lorcana.
How long does a Lorcana game take?
Games of Disney Lorcana typically last around 30-45 minutes.