Lorcana Attack of the Vine! Iconic & Rarity ID Guide
That shimmer sliding out of your pack is either an Epic, an Enchanted, or — if your luck is properly unhinged — one of only two Iconics in the entire set. Attack of the Vine! (Set 13) runs to 245 unique cards across eight rarity tiers. Here's exactly how to tell which one you pulled.
How do I spot an Epic?
Epics are the base card in a tuxedo it didn't own last week: same artwork, no traditional border, open-air frame. Add rainbow foil, holofoil icons, and a gloss coating and that's your Epic. If the art matches the base card but everything else is shinier, you're not holding an Enchanted.
How do I spot an Enchanted?
Enchanteds take over the whole card face — full-bleed borderless with entirely new alternate art. In Attack of the Vine!, Ravensburger used a "Cinemagic" style: cinematic poster art inspired by 1950s–1980s sci-fi and B-movie poster artists. Same rainbow foil family as Epics, different frame.
Heads up: 2026 Disney Lorcana #229 Sulley & Boo – Scare Buddies is an Enchanted, not an Iconic. A handful of early sources got this wrong.
How do I know if I've pulled an Iconic?
Feel the card before you look at it. Iconics carry a raised 3D hot stamp on the ink cost bubble and character name — a tactile ridge you can feel with your fingertip. No other rarity in Lorcana does this.
Visually: full-card Cinemagic art behind the text box (even more immersive than Enchanted) and a distinctive "lore star" foil shimmer — noticeably different from the rainbow foil on Epics and Enchanteds. Only two per set, estimated at roughly one per case (~6 boxes). Not sure if your foil Sulley is an Epic or Enchanted? Snap it in CardLoft to ID it instantly.
Which two Iconics are in Attack of the Vine!?
Both are dual-ink Team cards and among the most valuable pull-able cards in the game. Found a duplicate? Trade it privately with people you actually know on CardLoft.
- 2026 Disney Lorcana #244 Lilo & Stitch – Fun-Loving Friends (Amber/Steel, cost 5, inkable) — Shift 3, Resist +1, Support. Cinemagic poster-style art, vibrant and mischievous in tone.
- 2026 Disney Lorcana #245 Belle & Beast – Certain as the Sun (Ruby/Sapphire, cost 8, non-inkable) — Shift 6. Inspiring Dance (quest → ready all inkwell cards) and Appreciative Audience (pay 6 ink → ready all your other characters, who then can't quest next turn).
What else is new in Set 13?
Three franchise debuts: Monsters, Inc. in Emerald; Turning Red in Ruby; Up in Sapphire. Four new mechanics to know.
- Duo Shift: Team card shifts onto two characters simultaneously — both must be in play.
- Combo Shift: Shift onto one or two characters; abilities may scale on how many are underneath.
- Temporary Shift: Shifts in for one turn, bounces to hand at end with all damage cleared. Fully repeatable.
- Vinelings: 20 Floodborn sub-type cards, plant-based, with abilities that care about other Floodborn characters being in play.
- 2026 Disney Lorcana #61 Christopher Robin – Hunny Sage (Legendary): first card to legally break the two-ink deck rule, allowing Hunny-classification characters of any ink into an Amethyst/Sapphire deck.
Frequently asked questions
What is the pull rate for Iconics in Attack of the Vine!?
Ravensburger hasn't disclosed pull rates officially. Community estimates put it at roughly one Iconic per case (~6 booster boxes).
What's the difference between an Epic and an Enchanted?
Both are borderless with rainbow foil, but Epics use the same artwork as the base card while Enchanteds have entirely new alternate art.
Is Sulley & Boo an Iconic card in Attack of the Vine!?
No — 2026 Disney Lorcana #229 Sulley & Boo – Scare Buddies is an Enchanted. The only Iconics in Set 13 are #244 Lilo & Stitch – Fun-Loving Friends and #245 Belle & Beast – Certain as the Sun.
When did Attack of the Vine! release?
LGS prerelease 17 July 2026, wide retail from 24 July 2026.
How many cards are in Attack of the Vine!?
245 total: 207 main set cards, 18 Epics, 18 Enchanteds, and 2 Iconics — the first Lorcana set to break the 204-card ceiling.