Disney Lorcana card rarity explained

Wondering how rare your Disney Lorcana cards are? The First Chapter of Disney Lorcana features over 200 cards inspired by Disney characters and stories, which you can find in the game’s booster packs. Some cards have special holographic effects, while others are part of the Enchanted Lorcana category, which are the rarest and most powerful cards in the game.

If you want to learn to identify the rarity of your Lorcana cards by looking at their symbols and colours, then we've got you covered with this comprehensive guide.

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What are the different types of Disney Lorcana card rarities?

Disney Lorcana is a trading card game that features six different levels of card rarity. The rarity of a card determines how likely it is for players to obtain those cards from booster packs or decks. Here is a look at the six different rarities available in Disney Lorcana:

Common

Common cards are the most basic cards in the game. They have a grey circle symbol and are easy to find in booster packs. You will get six common cards in each pack.

Common cards are usually low power, but they can help you learn the game mechanics and build your deck. Some examples of common cards are Mickey Mouse, Simba, and Stitch.

Uncommon

Uncommon cards are slightly more powerful and complex than common cards. They have a white book symbol and are less common in booster packs. You will get three uncommon cards in each pack.

Uncommon cards often introduce archetypes and strategies that go beyond the basic concepts of the game. Some examples of uncommon cards are Ariel, Moana, and Rapunzel.

Rare

Rare cards are even more powerful and complex than uncommon cards. They have a bronze triangle symbol and are rare in booster packs. You will get two rare or better cards in each pack, which means you could also get super rare or legendary cards instead.

Rare cards often have unique abilities and effects that can give you an edge in the game. Some examples of rare cards are Maleficent, Hades, and Genie.

Super Rare

Super rare cards are very powerful and complex cards that can make a big difference in your game. They have a silver diamond symbol and are very rare in booster packs.

You will get two rare or better cards in each pack, which means you have a small chance of getting super rare cards instead of rare or legendary cards. Super rare cards often have impressive artwork and special effects that make them stand out. Some examples of super rare cards are Elsa, Tinker Bell, and Jack Skellington.

Legendary

Legendary cards are the most powerful and complex cards in the game. They have a gold pentagon symbol and are extremely rare in booster packs. You will get two rare or better cards in each pack, so you have a very small chance of getting legendary cards instead of rare or super rare cards.

Legendary cards often have incredible artwork and effects that make them very valuable and desirable. Some examples of legendary cards are Mulan, Buzz Lightyear, and Cruella de Vil.

Enchanted

Enchanted cards are special foil cards that have different artwork from their normal counterparts. They have a rainbow hexagon symbol and are the rarest cards in the game. You will get one foil card of any rarity in each pack, which means you have a tiny chance of getting an enchanted card instead of a normal foil card.

Enchanted cards are very beautiful and collectable, but they function the same as their normal versions in the game. Currently, there are only 12 enchanted cards in the game, one for each character type: Aladdin, Aurora, Belle, Elsa, Jack Sparrow, Jasmine, Maleficent, Mickey Mouse, Rapunzel, Simba, Stitch, and Woody.

We hope this guide helped you understand the different card rarities in Disney Lorcana. Meanwhile, why not check out the plenty of guides we have for Disney Dreamlight Valley and Disney Speedstorm to embark on a magical journey?