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Disney Lorcana Rise of the Floodborn cards worth money: Prices after launch

Product availability will drive prices on the secondary market.
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Published: Nov 21, 2023 11:19 am

Prices of Disney Lorcana singles and products have stabilized on the secondary market following the launch of Rise of the Floodborn as sellers prepare for the second wave of products getting released in December.

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The Disney Lorcana Rise of the Floodborn spoiler season ended on Nov. 14, showcasing a total of 204 cards. A new mechanic called Resist was added through the second set, along with themes like bouncing your cards back to hand. A reprint of The First Chapter is slated to drop in December alongside the release of Rise of the Floodborn, and product shortages are not expected to happen again, according to Ravensburger.  Despite an increase in products, supply issues may remain as consumer demand remains high heading into December.

All Enchanted Rise of the Floodborn card prices

Enchanted Rise of the Floodborn rarity cards have begun to get pulled, with prices of singles on the secondary market lining up with Enchanted cards from The First Chapter. At time of writing on Nov. 21, Alice Growing Girl is the most expensive Enchanted card from the Rise of the Floodborn set, followed by Cinderella, Ballroom Sensation. And no Enchanted cards have dropped below $100. All prices are based on market averages from TCGPlayer.

  • Shere Khan: Around $170
  • Beast, Relentless: Around $150
  • Arthur, Wizard’s Apprentice: Around $160
  • Snow White, Well Wisher: Around $200
  • Alice, Growing Girl: Around $300
  • Madam Mim, Purple Dragon: Around $180
  • Pete, Bad Guy: Around $160
  • Lady Tremaine, Imperious Queen: Around $170
  • Cinderella, Ballroom Sensation: Around $275
  • Sisu, Divine Water Dragon: Around $240
  • Namaari, Morning Mist: Around $140

Top Rise of the Floodborn card prices

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Cogsworth, Grandfather Clock | Image via Ravensburger/Disney

Many of the Disney Lorcana Rise of the Floodborn card prices on the secondary market are likely priced higher than expected values prior to the Nov. 17 soft launch through local game stores. All prices are based on market averages from TCGplayer. 

  • Belle, Hidden Archer: Around $45
  • Beast, Relentless: Around $30
  • Beast, Tragic Hero: Around $30
  • Alice, Growing Girl: Around $65
  • Scar, Vicious Cheater: Around $25
  • Cinderella, Stouthearted: Around $25
  • Sisu, Divine Water Dragon: Around $20
  • Cinderella, Ballroom Sensation: Around $18
  • Arthur, Wizard’s Apprentice: Around $17
  • Madam Mim, Purple Dragon: Around $20
  • Fairy Godmother, Mystic Armorer: Around $16
  • Snow White, Well Wisher: Around $15

All card prices for Disney Lorcana Rise of the Floodborn will be updated following the retailer release on Dec. 1.

Update Nov. 21 10am CT: All Disney Lorcana Rise of the Floodborn card prices were updated after the Nov. 17 soft launch.

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Danny has been writing for Dot Esports for over five years, first as a freelancer and now as a staff writer. He is the lead beat writer for Magic: The Gathering and Teamfight Tactics. Danny is also a solid Monopoly GO player, having beaten every main event without spending a dime. When Danny isn't writing or gaming, he's chilling by the water in Spacecoast Florida with his family and friends. He's always got a tan, because touching grass is important, and loves playing strategic digital and tabletop games. Past outlets Danny has written for include TheGamer and ScreenRant.
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