/ Up / Turning Red debuts and the new team-up mechanic as you build You are happy to trade duplicate legendaries you will pull them in quantity (Meilin Lee, Carl & Russell, and Mushu all repeated across our sample) Buy singles if: You specifically want either Iconic at roughly 1 per case (optimistic), chasing Belle & Beast (~$3,500) or Lilo & Stitch (~$2,000) through boxes makes no financial sense when singles are directly available You want a specific enchanted there are around 20 enchanted cards in the set, so even at ~1 enchanted per 2 boxes, the odds of hitting your exact target are low You want a competitive base card Peter Pan & Tinker Bell, Gaston, and Red Alert are all far cheaper as singles than the packs you'd open to find them You are working to a budget buying the singles you want will almost always beat trying to pull them The numbers on chasing Belle & Beast Iconic Observed Iconic rate: 0 in 230 packs (~9.6 boxes) community estimate is ~1 per case (4 boxes) at best Number of Iconics in set: 2 (Belle & Beast and Lilo & Stitch) Odds of hitting specifically Belle & Beast: ~1 in 8 cases minimum (and likely rarer) At a booster box around $210, ~8 cases is roughly $6,700 in product for a coin-flip shot at a ~$3,500 card Lilo & Stitch at ~$2,000 is similarly uneconomical to chase buy the single The honest bottom line: Attack of the Vine is one of the most enjoyable Lorcana sets to open the legendary rate is genuinely high, epics land in nearly every box, and enchanted cards appear often enough to keep the excitement real
Beyond the chase cards, Wilds Unknown brings tribal synergy to a new level, with dedicated toy, dwarf, and traveler mechanics creating genuinely playable thematic decks
He does have the downside of making Amethyst a little worse against aggro, but main purpose is to turn green as fast as possible
No questing, no singing, no challenging
Epic cards feature special card frames, textures, and foil to set them apart
