History TabletopGame / DisneyLorcana

* BrainwashedAndCrazy: Ursula's cards in "Illumineer's Quest - Deep Trouble" has her doing this to Anna, Bruno, Captain Hook, Gaston, Hercules, Jafar, Mad Hatter, Magica De Spell, Minnie (who was the first to be Entangled), Prince Eric, Glut (referred to as Shark), Tamatoa and Triton's Daughters with their cards having the Entangled type.

* BrainwashedAndCrazy: Ursula's cards in "Illumineer's Quest - Deep Trouble" has her doing this to Anna, Bruno, Captain Hook, Gaston, Hercules, Gaston, Mad Hatter, Magica De Spell, Minnie (who was the first to be Entangled), Prince Eric, Glut (referred to as Shark), Tamatoa and Triton's Daughters with their cards having the Entangled type.

* DrawExtraCards: Many cards allow a player to do this. Most of them are Amethyst, but other colors do it with their own spin--the Amber ink "[[https://lorcanaplayer.com/card/rapunzel-gifted-artist/ Rapunzel - Gifted Artist]]" lets you draw whenever you remove damage counters from one of your characters.

* CanonForeigner: ''Ursula's Return'' introduces versions of Minnie Mouse (as a Musketeer) and Daisy Duck (who is a spy) to ''WesternAnimation/MickeyDonaldAndGoofyTheThreeMusketeers''.

* AllianceOfAlternates: Between the canonical Storyborn, the variations on them as Dreamborn, and the radically different Floodborn (who are actually easier to play if you have another version of them on the field), it's possible for a deck to contain many different versions of the same character.

* BeautifulSingingVoice: Several characters known for their singing voices have the "Singer" keyword, letting them "sing" Song cards more powerful than they otherwise would be able to.

''Disney Lorcana'' is a CollectibleCardGame released in August of 2023, developed by Ravensburger in collaboration with Creator/{{Disney}}. Much like their previous tabletop collaboration ''[[TabletopGame/VillainousRavensburger Villainous]]'', it features Disney characters hailing from all manner of works and variations of them as well [[note]] though solely from Disney's animated franchises; live-action media and acquired universes such as ''[[Franchise/MarvelUniverse Marvel]]'' and ''Franchise/StarWars'' are not included[[/note]].

!Lorcana contains examples of:
* AllianceOfAlternates: Between the canonical Storyborn, the variations on them as Dreamborn, and the radically different Floodborn (who are actually easier to play if you have another version of the on the field), it's possible for a deck to contain many different versions of the same character.

* MagicMusic: Some Action cards have the classification Song. They're based off of names and lyrics from popular Disney songs, are a little stronger than standard Action cards, and their gimmick is that the player can take the action by spending Ink ''or'' they can exert one of their characters with equal or greater inking cost to "sing" instead.

* CrowdSong: "Sing Together" Song cards represent these, as they allow multiple characters to join in on "singing" to activate the cards' effects.

* MagicMusic: Some Action cards have the classification Song. They're based off of names and lyrics from popular Disney songs, are a little stronger than standard Action cards, and their gimmick is that the player can take the action by spending Ink ''or'' they can have one of their ''character'' Glimmers "sing" instead (with the limit that a character can't sing a song that's stronger than they themselves are). ''Ursula's Return'' introduced "Sing Together" Songs, which allow the characters with a total combined ink cost sing the song and thus make them easier to play.

* BeautifulSingingVoice: Several characters known for their singing voices have the "Singer" keyword, letting them count towards the cost of playing a Song card.
* BerserkButton: [[https://lorcanaplayer.com/card/what-did-you-call-me/ What Did You Call Me?]] references Professor Ratigan's, depicting him flying into a rage as the flavor text quotes Basil repeating his statement.

* DrawExtraCards: Many cards allow a player to do this. Most of them are Amethyst, but other colors do it with their own spin--the Amber ink [[https://lorcanaplayer.com/card/rapunzel-gifted-artist/ Rapunzel - Gifted Artist]] lets you draw whenever you remove damage counters from one of your characters.

* HarmlessFreezing: Both [[https://lorcanaplayer.com/card/elsa-snow-queen/ Elsa - Snow Queen]] and [[https://lorcanaplayer.com/card/elsa-spirit-of-winter/ Elsa - Spirit of Winter]] can exert an opponent's characters and keeps them from readying at the start of the next turn, but after that they thaw out like normal.

* HelpImStuck: The action card [[https://lorcanaplayer.com/card/im-stuck/ I'm Stuck]] appropriately features Winnie the Pooh stuck in the entrance to Rabbit's House. It prevents an exerted character from readying at the start of their next turn.

* HighlySpecificCounterplay: [[https://lorcanaplayer.com/card/moana-chosen-by-the-ocean/ Moana - Chosen by the Ocean]] from ''The First Chapter'' can instantly banish a Te Kā card with its ability. There are all of two Te Ka cards in the game, and as more sets are released you're less and less likely to encounter one. You also can't use its ability to banish your own Te Kā if that would give you an advantage.
* LightIsNotGood: At first glance, Amber ink seems the most altruistic of the bunch, but the focus on community and healing can also be taken advantage of by villains with effects like reanimating banished characters or gaining strengths among other villains. [[https://lorcanaplayer.com/card/chernabog-evildoer/ Chernabog - Evildoer]] is an Amber card and has the second-highest Strength and Willpower, the highest Ink cost, can get a cost discount by having enough characters in your discard pile, and shuffles all discarded cards into your deck when he's played.

* MagicMusic: Some Action cards have the classification Song. They're based off of names and lyrics from popular Disney songs, are a little stronger than standard Action cards, and synergize mechanically alongside characters with the Singer keyword (which lets the character pay a portion of the Song's ink cost). Wave 4 introduced Sing Together which allows the characters with a total combined ink cost sing the song and thus make them easier to play.

* OhNoNotAgain: Quite literally on [[https://lorcanaplayer.com/card/donald-duck-not-again/ Donald Duck - Not Again!]]

* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: The Dreamborn "[[https://lorcanaplayer.com/card/tinker-bell-giant-fairy Tinker Bell - Giant Fairy]]" shows her as a giant and giving Captain Hook's ship a DeathGlare, and lifting it out of the water in the enchanted art version.

* HiddenDepths: When the Great Flood was released, [[WesternAnimation/Frozen2013 The Duke of Weselton]] teamed up with "Mickey Mouse - Detective", and successfully helped him uncover that seaweed was involved--eventually leading to revelation that Ursula was involved.

* MagicMusic: Some Action cards have the classification Song. They're based off of names and lyrics from popular Disney songs, are a little stronger than standard Action cards, and synergize mechanically alongside characters with the Singer keyword (which lets the character pay a portion of the Song's ink cost).

* LightIsNotGood: At first glance, Amber ink seems the most altruistic of the bunch, but the focus on community and healing can also be taken advantage of by villains with effects like reanimating banished characters or gaining strengths among other villains. [[https://lorcanaplayer.com/card/chernabog-evildoer/ Chernabog - Evildoer]] is an Amber card and has the second-highest Strength and Willpower, the highest Ink cost, can get a cost discount by having enough characters in your discard pile, and shuffles all discarded cards into your deck when he's played.

* EnemyMine: It's not uncommon for players to use both heroes ''and'' villains to both quest and challenge their opponent's heroes and villains.