Disney Lorcana Attack of the Vine: Complete Set 13 Guide

How we checked this: on October 21, 2026 we pulled all 247 Attack of the Vine printings from the Lorcast card database, counted them by rarity, ink and classification, and ranked the chase cards by TCGplayer market price. Dates, product contents and rules come from Ravensburger's own pages.

Updated October 21, 2026: We added card counts by rarity, ink and classification, a price ranking of the chase cards, and Hyperia City's dates. We dropped the old pack price, which we couldn't source to Ravensburger, and the claim that the Pixar films were debuting for the first time.

The set at a glance

Ravensburger's press release describes the set as "the culmination of a year-long storyline," with the Vine as the villain soaking up the realm's ink.

Team cards and the new Shift variants

Team is the set's big idea. A Team card is two characters on one card, and the press release quotes game designer Steve Warner: "Team allows any character with the same name as one of the characters in the team to act as the shift base." Sulley & Boo can shift onto a Sulley or a Boo, for example.

The release notes add four Shift variants. Duo Shift needs both named characters. Combo Shift can use one or both. Temporary Shift lets you shift for less and then return the card to your hand at the end of the turn; Meilin Lee, Popular Red Panda has Temporary Shift 3. Potato Shift is a one-off joke that lets Posey, Vampire Potato shift onto an item named Potato.

Image: Disney Lorcana card images (Ravensburger), via the Lorcast card database. Cards 244, 245 and 246 of Attack of the Vine.

The other headline card is Christopher Robin, Hunny Sage, an Amethyst/Sapphire Legendary whose Gather the Party ability says "You can have other Hunny characters in your deck regardless of ink type." Christopher Robin himself still needs an Amethyst/Sapphire deck. The Vine itself shows up as 13 Vineling characters.

The chase cards, ranked by price

Image: ShonenTCG chart. Prices from TCGplayer via the Lorcast API, October 21, 2026.

The two Iconics are in a league of their own: Belle & Beast at about $1,907 and Lilo & Stitch at about $1,629. After them the drop is steep. The Winnie the Pooh & Piglet Enchanted is the only other card above $500, and 13 of the 20 Enchanted and Iconic cards sit above $100.

The pattern is the Team mechanic again. Eleven of the twelve most valuable cards are Team cards; only the Mike Wazowski Enchanted isn't. Fourteen of the 18 Enchanteds are Teams, and two-character art plainly sells. Collectors on r/Lorcana agreed before the set even opened. Asked which single card they'd keep if they could never sell it, the top reply was "Absolutely the Belle & Beast iconic."

Getting the set was the other complaint. A week after release, one r/Lorcana player wrote that "It seems like we're never going to be able to find Lorcana on shelves again. Atleast no AotV."

The Dice Tower's review covers Attack of the Vine together with Wilds Unknown, the set before it:

Products

Ravensburger's product page lists booster packs and booster display boxes, an Illumineer's Trove with "eight booster packs, six damage dice, and even a spin-dial lore counter," plus starter and gift products. The Prerelease Box held six booster packs, four damage dice, an exclusive poster and one random promo card. For prices and stores, see our release date and where to buy guide.

Rotation and formats

Attack of the Vine was the rotation set. From its release, Core Constructed only allows cards "from Fabled and onward," which means Fabled, Whispers in the Well, Winterspell, Wilds Unknown and Attack of the Vine, with an exception for older cards reprinted later. Infinity Constructed keeps almost the whole card pool. Our rotation guide has the details, and the best decks in the Attack of the Vine meta covers what's winning.

What comes next

Hyperia City, Set 14, had its prerelease on October 16 and goes everywhere on October 23, 2026. It adds glimmers from Pixar's Coco. Attack of the Vine stays legal in Core alongside it.

Our take

Attack of the Vine is a good set to play and a hard set to open for profit. The value sits in two Iconics and a short run of Team Enchanteds, so if you want a specific card, buy the single. If you enjoy opening packs, this is one of the better-looking sets Lorcana has printed. Just do it for the art, not the return. Chasing a specific Enchanted? Our Iconic rarity guide explains the top tier.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did Disney Lorcana Attack of the Vine release?

Prerelease events were July 17, 2026, and the set was available everywhere on July 24, 2026.

How many cards are in Attack of the Vine?

207 numbered cards, plus 40 special printings numbered above 207: 18 Epic, 18 Enchanted, 2 Iconic, and one more Legendary and Super Rare each.

What are the Iconic cards in Attack of the Vine?

Lilo & Stitch, Fun-Loving Friends (Amber/Steel) and Belle & Beast, Certain as the Sun (Ruby/Sapphire). They're the set's two rarest cards.

Is Attack of the Vine legal in Core?

Yes. From Attack of the Vine onward, Core Constructed uses Fabled and later sets, with a reprint exception. Infinity Constructed allows almost every card.