Lorcana is Going Insane: Everything We Know About Attack of The Vine

Six weeks before its next set arrives, Disney Lorcana's most expensive cards are climbing. The ones leading the run aren't new. They came out months ago.

The set landing July 24 is Attack of the Vine. Before we get to it, look at what the market is doing right now.

The run-up

Here are Lorcana's priciest chases right now, and how each moved this past week.

Lorcana top chases this week

Card	Price	Recent $	Recent %
Buzz Lightyear, Jungle Ranger	$5,335	+$1,463	+37.8%
Minnie Mouse, Sweetheart Princess	$2,250	+$55	+2.5%
Ariel, Ethereal Voice	$1,188	+$132	+12.5%
Merida, Formidable Archer	$1,180	+$273	+30.1%
Moana, Curious Explorer	$1,118	+$161	+16.8%
Winnie the Pooh, Hunny Wizard	$1,038	+$135	+15.0%

Ungraded market prices and recent change as currently tracked, June 13.

Every card there is months old and still climbing. The gains are landing on the rarest cards, not the whole set.

Buzz, at the top, is the one to sit with. The first Pixar set's flagship Iconic is up nearly $1,500 in the past week alone, and it's close to four times what it was in late May.

Why it's happening

This matters more than the numbers, because it's not a replay of 2023.

At launch, speculators flooded in and prices ran on hype. That money has since left. Ravensburger reported that 2025 sales fell from the launch frenzy and settled at a high level, with investment-minded buyers exiting while the core base of players and collectors kept growing.

So the buyers lifting these cards now actually want them. That's steadier demand than flipper money, and it's still growing.

Supply works against them. Every set since Fabled prints just two Iconic cards, the rarest in the game. They share the single foil slot in a pack, and they sit a tier above Enchanted cards, which collectors estimate at roughly one per sealed case. Two cards. Almost no copies. A number that's fixed the moment printing stops.

Growing demand, frozen supply, both aimed at the characters people love most. That's why the money piles onto a handful of cards instead of lifting the whole set.

The same supply story runs through sealed product:

Booster boxes vs launch MSRP

Box	Price	vs MSRP	%
Fabled	$607	+$463	+322%
The First Chapter	$356	+$212	+147%
Wilds Unknown	$218	+$74	+51%
Into the Inklands	$84	-$60	-42%

Sealed booster box market prices as currently tracked, June 13. Change is versus the roughly $144 launch MSRP.

The out-of-print sets trade at multiples of their roughly $144 launch price. Into the Inklands, the one set Ravensburger printed heavily, still trades below it.

Everything we know about Attack of the Vine

Attack of the Vine is Lorcana's thirteenth set and the start of its fourth year. Prerelease events run July 17, with wide release the following week on July 24.

At 207 cards it's the largest main set Lorcana has shipped, the first to push past the usual 204.

It's the second Pixar set, after Wilds Unknown introduced the studio this past May. The franchises this time are Monsters Inc., Up, and Turning Red. The story runs on a summer-blockbuster theme: Illumineers team up with Boo, Mike, and Sulley to stop a monstrous vine tearing through the world.

Three cards are out so far, all from Monsters Inc.: Mike Wazowski, Sulley, and Boo. The rest of the list is still under wraps.

The rarity ladder is the familiar one: Common, Rare, Super Rare, Epic, Enchanted, and at the top, Iconic. Alt-art treatments fill the 208 to 243 slots above the base 207. Like every set since Fabled, Attack of the Vine will carry two Iconics. We don't know who yet.

The product lineup is the usual Lorcana spread:

• Booster packs, 12 cards each
• Booster boxes, 24 packs
• Illumineer's Trove: a decorative storage box, dice, tokens, and eight boosters
• Prerelease box: six boosters, dice, promo cards, and postcards
• Playmats at $19.99, including a Disney Parks exclusive foil Winnie the Pooh design

Further out, Illumineer's Quest: The Great Hunny Rescue closes the current story arc in October at $59.99, and a Coco set is on the calendar for late in the year.

Why it belongs on your radar

Put the two halves together, and Attack of the Vine earns a spot on a collector's buy list. Here is the case, and then the risk.

The demand is real. Ravensburger's own numbers say the speculative crowd is gone and the collector base is growing. The buying holding these prices up is durable, not a flip.

The chase is scarce by design. Attack of the Vine will print two Iconics, like every set since Fabled, and they'll be as hard to pull as anything in the game. A new set doesn't change that math.

The characters are A-list. Lorcana prices track affection, and Monsters Inc. and Up sit among Pixar's most loved films. A Sulley or a Carl at top rarity is exactly the kind of card the market has paid up for all spring.

There's a working precedent. The first Pixar set's flagship Iconic, the Buzz Lightyear at the top of that table, has nearly quadrupled since late May. We broke down that run when Wilds Unknown opened the Pixar vault last month. Attack of the Vine is the second crack at the same setup.

The window is now. The cards in the table did their work in the months after launch, once the opening supply was absorbed. Prerelease is July 17 and release is July 24, so the time to be paying attention is before the set is in everyone's hands.

Now the other side. New-set prices run hot and can give a lot back early: in that same Wilds Unknown set, the Enchanted Syndrome fell more than half from its preorder high. The two Iconics here aren't revealed yet, so the specific chase is still unknown. And the print run's the wild card. When Ravensburger printed Into the Inklands heavily, that set stayed cheap, so a large run would add copies and cap the upside.

Our read: watch and position, rather than buy anything that moves. Wait for the two Iconics to be revealed, see how the flagship characters land, and lean on the post-launch lull instead of the preorder spike. But the set belongs on the radar today, because the setup that has worked all spring is about to repeat with some of Pixar's biggest names.