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Image of a giant Tinkerbell over sail boat in Dinsey Lorcana The First Chapter TCG set
Image via Disney/Ravensburger

All Disney Lorcana card rarities explained

There are six rarities within the Disney Lorcana TCG.

The first set from Disney Lorcana TCG, The First Chapter, has been fully revealed, showcasing a total of six rarities of cards players can pull from booster packs. 

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Disney Lorcana: The First Chapter launched officially on Sept. 1, with the second chapter, Rise of the Floodborne slated to drop into big retail stores on Dec. 1. Within the TCG are six rarities assigned to cards, which are not to be confused with card types. In order from most common pulls to the least found cards, the Lorcana card rarities are Common, Uncommon, Rare, Super Rare, Legendary, and Enchanted. All card rarities from Common to Legendary have a foil treatment variant. 

How rarity works in Disney Lorcana TCG

A mouse wearing a purple robe and a staff in Disney Lorcana.
Learn all the rarities before you get your hands on the cards. Image via Ravensburger and Disney

Five of the Disney Lorcana card rarities determine how often the cards will show up in booster packs, much like other trading card games like Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon. The sixth rarity is an alternative art variant of an existing card with an Inkwash foil treatment, which is the same treatment applied to the D23 Promo Lorcana cards. 

All cards with a rarity from Common to Legendary have a card number in The First Chapter from one to 204. Any card number over 204 has an Enchanted rarity. 

Disney Lorcana booster pack card rarity breakdown

A normal Disney Lorcana booster pack will contain a total of 12 cards. Enchanted rarity cards are the hardest to pull from a booster pack. But when one is pulled, it’s guaranteed to sell for decent money, while the scarcity of The First Chapter cards remains until a second print run that is slated to drop after the first of the year. All Dinsey Lorcana booster packs will contain at least one foil card. 

Here is what we know so far about what rarities are found in a Disney Lorcana booster pack:

  • Common: Six cards
  • Uncommon: Three cards
  • Non-foil Rare, Super Rare, or Legendary: Two cards
  • Foil card: One card of any rarity (unconfirmed if this may include Enchanted rarity)

What do Lorcana card rarity symbols look like?

All Disney Lorcana card rarity symbols are located in the center at the bottom of the card. Players can identify a rarity by shape and color. 

Image of all Disney Lorcana TCG rarity symbols
Rarity symbols | Image via Ravensburger/Disney
  • Common rarity: Circle, gray in color
  • Uncommon rarity: Open book, white in color
  • Rare: Triangle, bronze in color
  • Super Rare: Diamond, silver in color 
  • Legendary: Five-sided symbol, gold in color
  • Enchanted: Horizontal diamond in the center with six sides, rainbow in color

The Disney Lorcana: The First Chapter has an early release through local game stores on Aug. 18, followed by a global launch on Sept. 1.

Update Sept. 23 4pm CT: All Disney Lorcana rarities and details of rarities in booster packs were updated heading into Rise of the Floodborn local game store release.


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