There are plenty of new cards revealed for the coming set "Attach of the vine", and the card "Christopher Robin - Hunny Sage" specifically is "breaking" the two colour rule.

What do everyone think of this card and the exception to the rule that it brings?

I am curious on how this rule exception can and will be implemented. Sure the judges can verify that the deck is ok by reading the deck list before any tournament.

I am also not sure that you must have "Christopher Robin - Hunny Sage" in play, or that it is enough to have it in the deck.

There are some cards in Mtg that also does something similar, and as far as I know you only have to have the card in the deck in order to activate it.

Here is an article with some information about the coming Attack of the Vine! set release.

The article will also display all released cards from the set.
At the moment of writing this, four cards have been released and can be seen in the article

Find out who won the Disney Lorcana Challenge in Dortmund Germany and review the decklists of the top eight players.

For a about one week ago (June 5–7) there was a Infinity Lorcana Challenge in Dortmund.

I was not really sold on infinity before that weekend, but I saw many of the matches online and it was a really entertaining weekend with good matches.

Frank Karsten has written up a good summary and recap of the weekend in this interesting article.

Enjoy!

There was some updates to the Lorcana rules with the release of the Winterspell set. I missed this update all together, and if there is anyone else who also missed it, here is an short overview:

• Empty Deck No Longer Means Instant loss
• “For Free” Is Now Its Own Alternate Cost
• “Takes Damage” Now Covers All Damage Sources
• Resist Changes
• Secondary Conditions Only Check When Resolving
• “Ink a Card” Is Now Official
• More CRD Updates
• New Keyword: Underdog

For information, click on the link for this post, or you could read more here:

https://lorcanaplayer.com/winterspell-organized-play-set-champs-rules-changes/

https://judgingwithphil.com/2026/02/06/comprehensive-rules-document-2-0/

Lorcanaplayer.com goes through the newest set and posts the best cards from the set.

The latest set for the Disney Lorcana Trading Card Game, Wilds Unknown, injects 204 new cards into Core Constructed, unlocking fresh strategies and deck-building possibilities.

Frank Karsten is back! And this time he has created seven(!) decks with the main focus on the Wilds Unknown expansion.

Even if these are not META decks, the article is really interesting to read and perhaps can inspire people to try something new?

This deck is centered around a Syndrome glimmer from Disney and Pixar’s The Incredibles.

Baker has released an article on the Lorcana homepage. A interesting read!

This is a video where Curley Cards interviews Jake Quinsee about a Lorcana match that was played on stream from a official Lorcana tournament.

It's not really easy to see that the player cheated, but nevertheless he did cheat.

Jake continues to talk about another player that was acting very unprofessionally in some kind of mental strategy to get the upper hand of the game.

There are bad players in all TCGs and unfortunately Lorcana is no different.

But I have to say that I have met the most wonderful, and funny players, while playing Lorcana.

New cards are revealed and it looks good for Amber in this set!

This is a video from Curley Cards, one of the more passionate Lorcana players and video makers. Please do look through the video!

I agree with most of his comments about the current game. The game should have more theme decks that could work outside kitchen table games.

I have done many decks that I really enjoy playing. Most of them have been a kind of a theme deck, which plays really well, but as soon as I play against a META deck it is hard to win and its just frustrating.

But some of the new cards we have seen from the Winterspell set, seems to push the game in the direction that Curley wishes. There are some nice support for Aliens, Ruby, the boost mechanism and so on. There are lots of room left for further improvements, but I think that the Winterspell set is a step in the right direction.

What does everyone else think about the current META and support?

We have multiple spoilers for the upcoming set (Winterspell) to go through and start the hype!

To avoid cluttering and mass posting, I have summarized all the reveals from the mushureport website here below.

Winterspell Spoiler Drops!

Snowball Fight, Negaduck, Darkwing Duck, and more!

Songs for All!

Keep the Ancient Ways, Piglet, Nani, and More!

John Smith, Pocahontas, Rapunzel, and More

Nearly Indestructible, Mother’s Necklace, and Mystical Inkcaster!

It seems that we are getting prerelease packs from the coming Wilds Unknown expansion and onwards.

Each pack will have the following

• 6 Wilds Unknown booster packs
• 1 of 6 promo cards (one per ink!)
• 1 cardboard deck box
• 4 Disney Lorcana dice
• 1 special set-specific item
• 1 rules sheet

As a Pokemon player, which already have similar prerelase packs, I am very happy about this news!

With the upcoming new set, there are some updates to the Lorcana rules.

Most rule updates have to do with the new mechanics (boost, Alert) and how everything is defined. So take your time and read through the changes.

Frank Karsten won the DLC Milwaukee this weekend with his Steel Amethyst deck.

Mine, at the moment favorite deck Sapphire Steel, landed in Top32 with player Tyler Tsunekawa. Well done!

But there there was some controversies, such as when Dinh Khang Pham had to swap out some of his cards for proxy cards (Link to X)

So all in all, it was a good weekend for Lorcana. I saw some games on twitch and it was very fun to watch.

Some cards form the coming set "Whispers in the Well" was revealed.

What does everyone think so far? It seems that Purple is getting the strongest cards.

As mentioned in the previous Disney Lorcana Trading Card Game-Stream on twitch; Lorcana Challenge champion Frank Karsten, has written an article with 10 great tips on how to build a proper Lorcana deck.

Check it out!