The most valuable Vine Attack cards in Disney Lorcana are:

Value and Disney Lorcana aren't often used together, but some popular cards in the game's short history have become very desirable over time. However, in the case of Attack of the Vine, the initial value of the cards in this set is slightly higher than usual due to ongoing availability issues that will definitely reduce the number of cards in the short term.

For now, we've looked at the 10 most expensive Attack of the Vine cards, based on TCGPlayer market value and eBay sales listings where available.

10

Maleficent & Diablo, evil incarnate

Enchanted – $202

This list is made up almost entirely of enchanted duos, starting with the 7-ink Amethyst and Steel cards Maleficent and Diablo. Movement cost is 5, Strength 6, and Willpower 5.

The card also has two abilities, the first of which is Fool! This allows you to place five character cards from your discard pile on the bottom of your deck in any order, and doing so acts as a movement cost, allowing you to play Maleficent and Diablo for free. The other ability is Raven's Call, which allows a character to draw a card whenever they go all out on their turn.

When we're in the top 10 most expensive cards and already over $200, it's a good indicator that this set has some value.

9

Mike Wazowski, heroic climber

Enchanted – $241

The only solo character on this list, Mike Wazowski is an amber card that requires two ink to play but cannot be used in an ink bottle. He has no Strength and 4 Willpower, but seeks one Knowledge point.

This card has an ability called Find a Friend, which means that whenever you play this character and do quests, each player will reveal the top card of their deck and, if it's a character card, can put it into their hand. Otherwise, it goes to the bottom of the deck.

8

Peter Pan and Tinkerbell, Fast Friends

Enchanted – $267

Next up are Peter Pan and Tinkerbell, Fast Friends, six-color ink amethyst and ruby ​​characters with five powers and four willpowers. You can also explore two knowledge points.

This card also has a movement cost of 4 along with one ability: You Can Fly! This grants evasion to all characters. In other words, you cannot challenge unless the challenging character has evasion.

7

Sulli&Boo, Scar Buddies

Enchanted – $295

Next is Sulley & Boo, a 6 ink Amber and Ruby card that gives you 6 Strength and 5 Willpower while also gaining Knowledge for 2 Quest Points.

The combo conversion costs 4 ink and 1 ability in the form of the Power of Friendship. This ability indicates that when a card is exiled, you can play that character from the discard for free if any of the cards underneath it are character cards. This is a great discard maneuver that reduces the risk of casting a character at Shift cost.

6

Rapunzel and Flynn, an unlikely pair

Enchanted – $354

Rapunzel & Flynn Rider is a 5-ink Emerald and Steel card with 4 Strength and Willpower, and 2 Knowledge Points to explore. This is another card with a Shift cost, which for Rapunzel & Flynn is 3 ink.

This card also has two abilities: Clever Swap and Fresh Start. Clever Swap allows you to draw and discard a card each time this character goes on a quest, while Fresh Start allows you to use a discarded character card from that turn's discarded character card.

5

Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse, adventure duo

Enchanted – $364

Perhaps the most iconic duo within Disney, Mickey and Minnie are the 7 Ink Emerald and Sapphire cards with 5 Strength and Will. Additionally, duo shifts cost 0.

The only ability is called Thinking of You, which means that when a card is exiled, it is placed face down in the inkwell instead of going to the discard pile.

4

Woody and Buzz Lightyear, best buddies

Enchanted – $442

From one epic duo to another, Woody & Buzz Lightyear are massive 7 Ink Amber and Emerald cards with 3 Knowledge Points to explore and 4 Strength and Will. Also, the shift cost is 5.

This card also has two abilities, one called To Infinity and the other called And Beyond. To Infinity allows you to choose your opponent, and if your opponent has more cards in their hand than you, you can draw the difference. And Beyond states that this card allows you to use cards costing 2 ink or less from your hand for free whenever you perform a quest.

3

Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, Honey Maids

Enchanted – $674

Currently the most expensive enchantment card in Attack of the Vine is Winnie the Pooh & Piglet. This card has Strength 3, Willpower 4, and Shift Cost 3, but has no fixed Knowledge Points.

This is because an ability called Magical Mix grants this character one knowledge point for each different ink type among the characters you are playing. These cards revolve around Hunny type cards and allow you to include all Hunny types in one deck, regardless of ink color.

2

Belle and Beast, sure as the sun

Iconic – $2,997

Now let's take a look at some of the iconic rares in Attack of the Vine. The first is Belle & Beast. This amazing card costs 8 ink, but cannot be used in inkwells. It also has a movement cost of 6, and goes into Strength 6 and Willpower 7 while exploring for 3 Knowledge points.

This card also has two abilities, the first of which is Inspirational Dance, which allows this character to prepare a full inkwell when he goes on a quest. The second ability, Grateful Audience, allows you to prepare all your characters by paying 6 ink, but they cannot do the quest until your next turn.

1

Lilo and Stitch, fun and adorable friends

Iconic – $4,260

Lastly, we have Lilo & Stitch, the most valuable card in Disney Lorcana's Attack of the Vine. These 5 Ink Amber and Steel cards are fairly simple. You enter play with 3 Strength and 5 Willpower while seeking 3 Knowledge points. It also has a movement cost of 3 and +1 resistance and support.

This means that each time this card participates in a challenge or takes damage from an action, you can negate one by one of the damage dealt to this card, and support allows this card to power up other characters as they go on quests until the end of the turn.

original release date

September 1, 2023

publisher

Ravensburger

designer

Ryan Miller, Steve Warner