Disney Lorcana gives a first look at its cards for D23
A handful of heroes and villains have been revealed for Disney Lorcana
We now have our first look at the cards of Disney Lorcana, the House of Mouse's new trading card game.
Following a Disney Lorcana reveal at the end of August, artwork for Stitch, Elsa, Maleficent, Cruella de Vil, Captain Hook, and Robin Hood as they appear in the game have been revealed. Publisher Ravensburger has also announced that the TCG's initial set will be called 'Disney Lorcana: The First Chapter' when it eventually joins the best card games on shelves.
The cards listed above are available at the Disney D23 event running September 9 - 11, and they're credited as the first ones ever created for Disney Lorcana. While the characters and abilities will appear in Disney Lorcana: The First Chapter as well, these specific Expo versions are exclusive to D23 and will feature a "unique foil treatment" along with symbols for D23 Expo and '1st Edition'.
If you want to get your hands on them, this D23 Disney Lorcana pack (labeled as the D23 Expo Collectors Set) will cost $49.99. Attendees who purchase the set at D23 will then receive a free 'Mickey Mouse - Brave Little Tailor' promo card and pin.
You can see these new cards below.
Along with our first look at Disney Lorcana's cards, we also got some tidbits about the game's lore. More specifically, "the Disney characters that you band together as an illumineer will be called 'Glimmers'".
However, we don't have any idea when Lorcana will be coming out just yet. It's possible that a release date will be announced during D23 itself, so keep an eye on the Expo for more.
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