With the fourth Disney Lorcana set, Ursulas Return, reaching a crescendo with its battle against the titular Sea Witch, fans of the trading card game (or TCG) were wondering where the game would be heading next, and who the next big villain to try taking advantage of the Grand Illuminarys power,would be
Lorcana's Existing Rarity Rainbow Before the arrival of "Fabled," Disney Lorcana organized its cards into six distinct rarity levels, each denoted by a symbol at the bottom center of the card: Common (grey circle) Uncommon (white open book) Rare (bronze triangle) Super Rare (silver diamond) Legendary (gold pentagon) Enchanted (rainbow hexagon) "Enchanted" cards have, until now, represented the pinnacle of rarity and desirability, often featuring stunning alternate artwork and unique foiling, making them prized possessions for collectors
Banning Hiram slows Sapphire decks down in the mid-game by lowering the consistency of the item-return play
Being able to remove the notoriously annoying location The Queen's Castle, for example, could easily justify Hide Away on its own