Summary

• Playing classic Disney characters in Disney Lorcana brings back good memories and can help you win the game.
• Some Storyborn characters are more useful than others, so choose the cards that will make your deck stronger.
• Each character has unique abilities that can be strategically used to frustrate opponents, gain lore, draw cards, or banish items.

Getting to play classic characters in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Disney Lorcana is a major part of the card game's appeal, especially when your favorites are included. Not only do they bring up good memories, but they can be used to win the game if you pick the best ones to include into your deck. With six different inks to build a deck from, there are plenty of options.

Storyborn characters are incredibly useful, but not all of them are as helpful as others. With a little bit of help, you'll know which cards to add to your deck to make it stronger and claim victory.

10 Peter Pan's Shadow

Not Sewn On

Peter Pan's Shadow is a great card to play, as it has both Evasive and Rush. In addition to that, Tiptoe grants each of your other characters with Rush the ability to be Evasive as well, making them harder to hit. They can initiate challenges and avoid being targeted by non-evasive characters.

With a cost of four, this is not a card that can be played early, but it's immensely useful if you have several Rush characters in your deck. With a good strategy, you can easily frustrate your opponents.

9 ꦑ Lady Tremaine ♊

Overbearing Matriarch

Lady Tremaine is known for her cruelty and unfairness, so it's only right that her cards reflect that. This Storyborn version of Lady Tremaine, when played, takes one lore from each opponent that has more lore than you. This helps bring the stakes back down, buying you more time to win.

This is a 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:great card for multiplayer, as you can reduce the lore of each opponent by one when played. While Lady Tremaine can only quest for one lore, her ability can be incre🌟dibly useful in a pinch.

8 Merlin

Rabbit

As a rabbit, Merlin has Hoppity Hip!, which makes him an excellent addition to your deck. When he is played, you may draw a card. You can also draw a card when he leaves play, wh🥃ether he is banished, discarded, or what have you.

With the addition of cards in Rise of the Floodborn that allow you to discard cards and put them back into your hand, Merlin becomes a useful resource that can increase your card draw🔯. With an in🌄creased card draw, you have more options for your turn.

7 Li Shang

Archery Instructor

Shang is a powerful unit, especially with his ability. With Archery Lesson, your characters will gain Evasive for the turn whenever he quests, meaning that they can challenge other evasive characters. He can also quest for two lore, and with a defense of six, he can withstand challenges.

When paired with other characters in the deck, he can enhance them, making them more effective and difficult to banish. With a cost of five, it will take a while to play Shang, but it's worth the wait.

6 ♍ Nick Wilde 💦

Wily Fox

Nick Wilde is a sly fox, and his ability reflects that. The It's Called A Hustle ability allows you to return a Pawpsicle from your discard pile to your hand when played. Pawpsicle is a useful card that c🎉an grant healing and card draw, and having multiple copies of Nick initi🥀ates a loop.

With a cost of four, you can arrange your cards to help bring him in towards the middle of the game, hopefully to help your damaged characters recover with the Pawpsicle in play.

5 The Queen

Disguised Peddler

The Evil Queen dons A Perfect Disguise to shake things up. When exerted, you choose and discard a character card, but you gain lore equal to the amount they quest for. For characters that are likely to be banished or targeted, you can forgo the risk and use The Queen to claim that lore.

With a cost of three, she's a useful character to have. Her attack is only two, and her defense is three, but she can help gain lore quickly by discarding your cards.

4 Scar

Vicious Cheater

Scar has Rush, so he can challenge as soon as he is played. With an attack of six, he can easily banish characters that have a smaller amount of health. His ability compliments this strength, making him a viable card toꦕ play.

Daddy Isn't Here To Save You allows you to ready Scar again whenever he successfully challenges and banishes a character in your turn. While he can't quest during the turn, the right combo can keep Scar going as you banish your opponent's characters.

3 Mufasa

Betrayed Leader

Mufasa has a high cost for relatively low health and defense, but he shines when banished, ironically. The Sun Will Set activates when Mufasa is banished, allowing you to reveal the top card of your deck. If the card is a charact⭕er, you may play them immediate▨ly for free.

They'll enter play exerted, making them vulnerable, but depending on the card, you may reap other benefits as well. If you don't draw a character card, put it back on the top of your deck again.

2 ꦕ Hiram Flaversham

Toymaker

Hiram Flaversham is a uniquely beneficial card. With a defense of six, he's meant to quest, but not for lore. Playing Hiram Flaversham lets you banish one item to draw two cards. You may do this whenever he quests as well. As long as he isn't challenged (or survives the encounter) you can continue to banish items for card draw.

With a cost of four, he enters a bit later, but will be a game changer if you spend your first few turns playing different items to be prepared.

1 Beast

Relentless

Beast is a beast, to be frank. While he costs six to play, Second Wind cannot be underestimated. Any time an opposing character damaged, be it in a challenge or as the result of a targeted action, you may ready Beast. While you could use him to continue attacking, there's a better way to go.

There's no limit to questing with Beast, Relentless. Therefore, you can keep questing each time any opposing character takes damage. When paired with Robin Hood, Capa🐭ble Fighter, the risks are minimized.