Archazia’s Island, the seventh Disney Lorcana set, dropped on March 7th at select stores and parks, with a broader release on March 21st. This set pushes the game forward with bold new mechanics, introducing dual-ink cards, the Vanish keyword, and the Illusion classification. It also adds beloved characters from Bolt, The Aristocats, and Lady & The Tramp as glimmers for the first time.
Each booster contains one of twenty Lore cards that, when combined, tell a larger story with two interlocking pieces of art. With so many fresh elements, Archazia’s Island boasts some of the most exciting Enchanted cards yet. Here are the ten best you’ll want in your collection.
10. The Glass Slipper (Enchanted)
A must-have for Princess-themed decks, The Glass Slipper costs just 2 ink and lets you search your deck for any Princess by banishing this item with a Prince. It’s a simple but game-changing effect that boosts consistency early on. The Enchanted artwork by Anna Stosik captures a glowing glass slipper amid a magical forest, perfectly matching the card’s allure. This card shines both in play and on display.
9. Show me More! (Enchanted)
This 2-ink Amethyst action is a rare draw engine that gives both players three cards. While handing resources to your opponent seems risky, it fits perfectly into Amethyst’s control and combo strategies, accelerating your game plan faster than theirs. Maria Zafrilla’s full-art brings vibrant magic to life with playful energy that matches the card’s name and function.
8. All is Found (Enchanted)
Resource recycling meets serene beauty here. All Is Found lets you return up to two cards from your discard to your inkwell, fueling long-term control decks. Viv Tanner’s art shows Queen Iduna singing to young Anna and Elsa, evoking a poignant Frozen II moment wrapped in icy, dreamlike tones. This card’s strategic versatility and emotional artwork make it a prized piece for both players and collectors.
7. Tramp – Enterprising Dog (Enchanted)
Synergy is Tramp’s strong suit. With a base cost of 2, he becomes even cheaper if Lady is in play. His ability boosts the Strength of other characters when he enters, making him an efficient early drop and a key offensive enabler in wide board strategies. Brie Schmida’s warmly lit kitchen scene captures Tramp’s classic charm with rich detail and inviting color.
6. Donald Duck – Flustered Sorcerer (Enchanted)
Donald brings a disruptive twist to the game. At 7 ink with solid stats, his “Obfuscate!” ability raises the lore win condition, buying you crucial extra turns to stabilize control decks. Rachel Elese’s depiction of Donald mid-spell, glowing in a magical library, radiates chaotic energy and whimsy. This card stands out as a powerful tool for delaying opponents and shifting tempo.
5. Bolt – Superdog (Enchanted)
Bolt excels at lore generation and precise control. His Shift 3 ability lets you bring him into play more easily by shifting onto another Bolt. Every time you ready him, Mark of Power grants 1 lore for each undamaged character you control, rewarding wide boards. Plus, Bolt Stare lets you banish Illusion characters, countering key threats. Beatrice Blue’s dynamic art captures Bolt in an electrifying, heroic pose that matches his impact.
4. Belle – Mechanic Extraordinaire (Enchanted)
Belle is a powerhouse in item-heavy decks. Her high base cost and Shift 7 get reduced by 1 for each item in your discard, enabling early plays and resource efficiency. Repurpose turns item recursion into lore gain by returning up to three items from discard to deck bottom. Jochem van Gool’s steampunk-inspired full-art showcases Belle piloting a fantastical flying machine, combining intellect with Disney charm.
3. Mickey Mouse – Inspirational Warrior (Enchanted)
Low cost, high tempo. Mickey’s Stirring Spirit lets you play a character for free whenever he banishes another in a challenge on your turn, generating rapid board growth. This ability makes him perfect for aggressive or combo decks seeking momentum. Maria Zafrilla’s artwork brings a youthful, heroic Mickey to life, decked out in playful armor and gear, full of energy and optimism.
2. Aurora – Waking Beauty (Enchanted)
Aurora offers graceful support for song-heavy or defensive decks. Her Singer 5 keyword treats her as cost 5 for singing, allowing early access to powerful song cards. Her Sweet Dreams ability lets you ready her when you remove damage, enabling repeated actions—though she cannot quest or challenge that turn. Viv Tanner’s dreamlike illustration floats Aurora through a magical night sky, surrounded by roses and magical vines.
1. Tamatoa – Happy as a Clam (Enchanted)
The top spot belongs to Tamatoa, a treasure for item synergy decks. With 6 ink, 4 Strength, and 5 Willpower, his Coolest Collection ability retrieves up to two items from discard on entry, instantly replenishing resources. His I’M BEAUTIFUL, BABY! lets you play an item for free whenever he quests, generating powerful tempo swings. Beatrice Blue’s enchanting artwork captures Tamatoa’s flamboyant confidence amid a glittering underwater treasure trove.
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