Lorcana taps into Disneys storied animation history, as players will use cards to accrue ink, which can conjure images of popular characters, objects and songs, all in a quest for what the game defines as lore. Lorcana is also the first collectible card game from longtime tabletop firm Ravensburger, known already among the Disney fan community for its Villainous line of board games
Just think how expensive the Lord of the Rings Nazgul cards were in 2023
His ability to move to a location and gain that locations lore could be quite handy in a lot of decks, especially if those decks are focused on locations
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Theres clearly a lot of stats, and I still think the right deck could make use of it in Pioneer
Fans of the game enjoy collecting cards with the purpose of both gameplay and creating a visually stunning deck