Disney Lorcana's newest expansion hits shelves this week, and collectors are already fixating on the rarest cards in Attack of the Vine. Using pre-launch pricing data from TCGplayer, the most coveted pulls range from $160 to over $600, though early market swings are likely as the set settles.
The set spans the full Disney universe, pulling characters from Pixar films, classic animated franchises, and beloved heroes. The chase cards feature special Enchanted treatments with striking artwork that justify their eye-watering prices for serious hunters.
At the bottom of the high-value tier sits the Darkwing Duck and Launchpad pairing from St. Canard's Finest, priced around $160. The card design mimics a comic book cover featuring the dynamic duo, capturing their adventure in vivid detail.
Moving up the ladder, Pocahontas and Meeko's Adventurous Friends variant carries a $190 tag, while Maleficent and Diablo's Evil Incarnate edges past the $200 threshold with its dramatic purple palette befitting the iconic villain and her raven companion.
The Pixar characters claim significant real estate on the value list. Mike Wazowski's Heroic Climber variant from Monsters, Inc approaches $240, showing the one-eyed comedian readying for battle. His companion Sulley takes Boo along for the ride on Scare Buddies, hovering near $295.
Peter Pan and Tinker Bell's Fast Friends configuration sits at $266, with collectors praising the intricate artwork across the hook, sky, and character details. The card also grants other characters evasive abilities during play.
Disney's most recognizable couple, Mickey and Minnie Mouse, appears on an Adventuring Duo card priced at $364. The card depicts both characters battling The Vine, though notably Mickey appears more enthusiastic about the conflict than his companion.
Toy Story's legendary pair, Woody and Buzz Lightyear, commands $440 for their Best Buddies variant. The artwork strips away their toy origins entirely, rendering them as though directly plucked from Andy's imagination. The card's mechanics enable free card plays and draw, powerful abilities that drive demand beyond nostalgia.
Rapunzel and Flynn Rider's Unlikely Pair jumps to $350, flanked by Maximus, Pascal, and the iconic frying pan. The card's ability to play discarded characters creates gameplay value that translates to collector interest.
The set's most expensive pull takes the crown by a staggering margin: Winnie the Pooh and Piglet's Hunny Mages variant carries a $675 pre-launch price. The yellow bear maintains his streak as one of Lorcana's most desirable characters, though the addition of Piglet pushes this version into unprecedented territory. Prices will likely shift dramatically once the set officially releases and initial supply meets real-world demand.
Author Emily Chen: "Winnie the Pooh at $675 is absolutely wild, but honestly, if any character was going to break the bank in Lorcana, it makes perfect sense that it'd be the one everyone already wanted."
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