We're learning a little more about DisneyLorcana:
Disney Lorcana has revealed another new card ahead of its release this fall, along with some seeming teases about specific card mechanics. At the Nuremberg Toy Fair this week, Disney Lorcana revealed the"Aurora – Dreaming Guardian" card, which will appear in The First Chapter set coming out this fall. The card is a Sapphire Ink card with art by Nicholas Kole.
Disney Lorcana is a new trading card game set to be published by Ravensburger this fall. Each player is an"Illumineer," a sorcerer with the ability to summon various characters from across Disney's many stories. Characters summoned by players are"Glimmers" of actual Disney characters, and the game will involve quests of some kind along with an overarching storyline.
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