Get ready to dive into a world of mystery and magic, because Disney Lorcana is about to take you on a wild ride! But here’s where it gets controversial: just when you thought the game couldn’t get any more enchanting, Set 10, Whispers in the Well, introduces a hauntingly intriguing twist—a brand-new character type called the Whisper. These spectral figures are like nothing you’ve seen before, and they’re already sparking debates among players. Are they allies or enigmas? One thing’s for sure: they’re here to shake up your strategy.
Disney Lorcana, crafted by Ravensburger, has been on an unstoppable streak lately. From celebrating its second anniversary to launching the second season of international competitive play, the game has been making waves. And let’s not forget the first-ever card rotation and the Collection Quest activation at Disney California Adventure, which had fans buzzing. The community’s response? Overwhelmingly positive. Even six weeks after launch, Fabled products are flying off shelves, and players are still raving about the addition of A Goofy Movie and Dumbo, complete with stunning card art. Local game stores have been packed with Set Championships, where competitors vie for the coveted Maleficent “Monstrous Dragon” prize card.
But this is the part most people miss: while Fabled continues to dominate, Set 10 is already here, and it’s bringing more than just new cards. It’s introducing a completely new mechanic called Boost, which requires players to place the top card of their deck facedown beneath a Whisper to unlock its full potential. This isn’t just a small tweak—it’s a game-changer that adds layers of complexity to every playstyle. And if that’s not enough, the Whispers’ origins are shrouded in mystery, pulling players deeper into the Ink Well, the very source of all Glimmers. What are these ghostly figures, and why have they appeared? It’s a question that even the most seasoned Disney detectives will struggle to answer.
Set 10 also expands the Lorcana universe with two new Disney franchises: Gargoyles and The Black Cauldron. These additions aren’t just fan service—they bring darker, lesser-known corners of Disney into the spotlight, along with fresh abilities and strategies. Here’s where opinions might clash: while some players are thrilled to explore these new worlds, others wonder if the game is straying too far from its classic roots. What do you think? Is this expansion a bold move or a risky detour?
And let’s not forget the rarities. Set 9 introduced the Iconic tier, the rarest cards in Lorcana, and Set 10 adds two more of these gems to the mix. These cards are so coveted that fans are already dreaming of getting their hands on them. Speaking of which, the prerelease events for Whispers in the Well kick off on November 7 at local game stores, Disney Parks, and retail locations, with a wide release following on November 14. Booster packs, booster boxes, the Illumineer’s Trove, playmats, and single-player decks—it’s all coming.
But wait, there’s more: Set 10 isn’t the only thing on the horizon. Hen Wen’s Visions card hints at what’s next—a snowy, wild adventure called Winterspell, arriving in early 2026. Think snowball fights, snowboard runs, and even Snow Surfing Stitch. The art is irresistibly charming, and the addition of Darkwing Duck—yes, the terror that flaps in the night—has fans buzzing. Is this the nostalgia play we’ve been waiting for, or is it a risky bet? Let us know in the comments.
Winterspell isn’t just about frosty fun, though. It’s also bringing back Lilo & Stitch, this time inspired by Lilo & Stitch: The Series. The chaotic energy of Experiment 626 and his friends is perfectly captured in the new card art, and fans can’t get enough. Prerelease events start on February 13, 2026, with a wide release on February 20. Get ready for a flurry of frozen excitement.
And just when you thought it couldn’t get any bigger, Wilds Unknown is set to arrive in the second quarter of 2026 as the twelfth set. This time, Pixar’s heroes—Woody, Buzz, and the gang—join the fray, leading players through untamed lands and treacherous terrain. But here’s the question: can Lorcana maintain its magic as it expands into new territories, or is it spreading itself too thin? The early key art looks bold and expansive, but only time will tell.
So, what’s your take? Are you a Lorcana veteran or a newcomer who caught the bug at the Collection Quest event? Do the Whispers intrigue you, or are you more excited for the frosty fun of Winterspell? Let us know your thoughts on the latest cards, mechanics, and art. Until next time—good luck, and good game!
P.S. If you’re craving more Lorcana content, check out these deep dives: Disney Lorcana Fabled: What’s In, What’s Out & Why It Matters, Lorcana Turns Two With Fabled Set, Epic Rarities & Mysterious Whispers, and Disney Lorcana Reign of Jafar – He Who Controls the Crown Rules All.
