This seems to be a sign that Disney Lorcana might have its own competitive scene in the future, which would rival the likes of Magic: The Gathering and Pokemon
[29] Moreover, dual-ink cards don't appear to be more powerful nor be more difficult to play
The first, an Encanto-themed one helmed by Mirabel and Bruno Madrigal, is just $11.98 and includes 60 cards and a bonus booster pack
Buried cards are placed facedown in an area off to the side, never to be played again during the game
Whenever you cast a black spell, put a +1/+1 counter on Emet-Selch
Its a collaboration with game publisher Ravensburger, and is meant to be broadly appealing and approachable, playable by everyone from newbies and kids to hardcore collectors and competitive TCG players