Its saving grace is in the suite of meta-defining cards that it offers to new players
In "Rapunzel - High Climber" she is seen using her luscious locks as a rope while she scales the tower walls , with golden lanterns flying alongside her
Theres as much reliance on the luck of the draw as any TCG - the starter decks I played with didnt have too many abilities allowing players to draw extra cards, though there are definitely cards in The First Chapter with greater card draw effects - and it feels closely balanced to avoid players being steamrolled without good reason
It has items, locations, Reckless challengers, Huey-Dewey-Lewey combos, and a couple of Rise of the Floodborn cards that weren't playable back then and still aren't playable now
[51] The third expansion, "Ursula's Return" was officially announced in February 2024 and introduces characters from Encanto
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