Disney Lorcana: The First Chapter might have boasted a plethora of epic cards, but Rise of the Floodborn has even more to offer, with fantastic cards that compliment the original set, combined with plenty of added depth and interesting mechanics to keep the game interesting and deck building even more thrilling.

Below, we’ve collected every single card revealed so far from Rise of the Floodborn. Click through the images to see more about the specific cards, and see what’s changed in our card highlights by ink type.

*Updated November 25, 2023 Ravensburger has revealed every single card from Rise of the Floodborn in the official Disney Lorcana TCG app, and we have updated our card list to easily display the cards you want to see, as well as additional information about the cards and corresponding ink types.

Rise of the Floodborn Card List: Amber Ink

Amber is a powerful and versatile ink type. Many of the best decks use it thanks to its combination of powerful draw cards and healing. Highlights from the Amber cards released in Rise of the Floodborn include the strong Cinderella – Ballroom Sensation card which has the Singer 3 ability and The Queen – Commanding Presence which can greatly reduce opposing characters’ strength while bolstering your own.

Rise of the Floodborn Card List – Amethyst Ink

Amethyst is a powerful ink type in its own right, and the Amethyst cards from Rise of the Floodborn focus largely around Merlin and Madam Mim, leveraging their bounce abilities that grant bonuses when played, and when removed from play. The stars of the show have to be Arthur – Wizards Apprentice and Merlin – Goat which when used in combination grant you five lore in a single quest!

Rise of the Floodborn Card List: Emerald Ink

Emerald arguably got the biggest buff of all the ink types in this set, going from a reasonably strong Ink to an incredibly versatile one. Already it is being used on the competitive scene in combination with the likes of Amber and Steel to totally dominate the playing field. A few notable cards include Flynn Rider – His Own Biggest Fan who gets a boost from your opponent having no cards in their hand, as well as Prince John – Greediest of all who grants you draw power whenever your opponent discards cards.

Rise of the Floodborn Card List: Ruby Ink

Rise of the Floodborn has released hyper aggressive new cards into the already aggressive ruby deck. Right now, some of the best cards from this ink type include Scar and Teeth and Ambitions – both of which are being used in popular and competitive decks. Meanwhile, the Floodborn Lady Tremaine – Imperious Queen is also an effective card that can be leveraged to debilitating results.

Rise of the Floodborn Card List: Sapphire Ink

Sapphire also got a pretty massive buff this set, with cards like Pawpsicle and Haversham making their way into popular decks and providing much needed draw support, while legendary cards like Alice – Growing Girl make waves due to sheer questing power. Another card which is incredibly strong and easily overlooked is the Caterpillar – Calm and Collected card which lets you quest for three lore for only the cost of three ink.

Rise of the Floodborn Card List – Steel Ink

Last but certainly not least we have Steel. Steel is arguably the most used ink type all around, using its combination of stellar draw support and damage output to be usable in just about any Ink combination. Rise of the Floodborn brought several powerhouse cards into the Ink type including Cinderella – Stouthearted, Best – Tragic Hero, and the deceptively effective Let the Storm Rage On.

Rise of the Floodborn Card List – Enchanted Rares

Enchanted Rares are the chase cards of the Lorcana trading card game, and are mostly sought after by collectors. They are incredibly difficult to pull naturally. Their rarity combined with their enhanced beauty grants an incredible amount of value to these cards well beyond what you can get from the cards from the regular set of 204 cards.