Lorcana Rarities Explained: Enchanted, Epic & Iconic
Common, Uncommon, Rare – and then? Disney Lorcana has an eight-tier rarity system that has become even more complex since the Fabled set. This guide explains every tier clearly, shows the difference between Enchanted, Epic and Iconic and why the right variant decides the value of your cards.
The 8-tier rarity system at a glance
Disney Lorcana was released by Ravensburger in August 2023 and launched with six rarity tiers. With the Fabled set (August 29, 2025), two entirely new tiers were added: Epic and Iconic. The system therefore now spans eight tiers. Anyone who understands the Lorcana rarities can classify their cards correctly – and immediately sees why certain cards are worth far more than others.
Here is the full rarity ladder from the most common to the rarest tier:
| Rarity | Position | What makes it special |
|---|---|---|
| Common | Most common tier | Backbone of every set, usually low value |
| Uncommon | Slightly rarer | Solid playable cards, cheaply available |
| Rare | Mid tier | First sought-after play and collector cards |
| Super Rare | Higher tier | Often strong deck cards at a premium |
| Legendary | Top regular tier | Iconic characters, high demand |
| Epic | New since Fabled | Frameless Rainbow-Foil, ~18 per set |
| Enchanted | Classic chase tier | Full-art alternate with Rainbow-Foil |
| Iconic | Rarest tier | Full-card art, "lore star" foil, only ~2 per set |
💡 Good to know: Iconic has replaced Enchanted at the top – since Fabled, Iconic is the rarest and highest pack-pullable tier. But Enchanted remains the long-established, highly coveted chase card that has existed since the second set.
Common to Legendary: the base tiers
The first five tiers form the backbone of every Lorcana set. They cover the bulk of the cards you find in boosters and range from pure filler cards to sought-after deck building blocks.
Common, Uncommon and Rare
Common cards are the most frequent and make up the largest share of a set. They matter for gameplay but are rarely valuable. Uncommon sits one tier above – still cheap, but a little rarer. Rare cards are the first tier where individual cards can gain noticeable value, especially when they see play in popular decks.
Super Rare and Legendary
Super Rare marks the higher regular tier and often contains a set's strong, meta-relevant cards. Legendary is the highest of the original six tiers and usually features a set's most iconic Disney characters. Legendary cards are particularly sought after – not only for their playability, but also because many of them later receive an Enchanted alternate version.
Important: even within these base tiers there are large price differences. A sought-after Legendary can be worth far more than a rarely played Super Rare. Rarity is therefore only one building block of the price – more on that below.
Enchanted: the classic chase card
The Enchanted cards are what most Lorcana collectors are hunting for. They have existed since the second set (Rise of the Floodborn, November 2023) and are considered the game's classic chase card.
What makes an Enchanted card?
An Enchanted card is an alternate-art version of a card that already exists at a lower rarity – usually a Super Rare or Legendary. Instead of the normal card frame, it shows a borderless full-art design in which the illustration fills the entire card. Add to that the characteristic Rainbow-Foil finish that shimmers in every color under the light.
It is exactly this combination – a familiar motif, exclusive full-art design and the striking foil look – that makes Enchanted cards collector favorites. Many of the most valuable pack-pullable Lorcana cards from the early sets are Enchanted. Examples from the first set include Elsa – Spirit of Winter, often called the original Enchanted "grail," or Mickey Mouse – Brave Little Tailor. You'll find concrete prices in our overview of the most valuable Lorcana cards.
💡 Good to know: Because an Enchanted is always the alternate version of a regular card, the same card exists in parallel at a cheaper standard rarity. For correct valuation it is crucial to record the Enchanted version separately – it is often worth a multiple of the standard card.
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Epic & Iconic: the new tiers from Fabled
With the Fabled set (August 29, 2025), Ravensburger expanded the rarity system for the first time. Two new tiers arrived at once and reordered the top of the rarity ladder: Epic and Iconic.
Epic: frameless Rainbow-Foil
Epic sits between Legendary and Enchanted and appears at around 18 cards per set. Visually you recognize Epic by its frameless design and its Rainbow-Foil finish. That makes Epic rarer than Legendary but more common than Enchanted – a new middle tier that broadens the upper end of the set.
Iconic: the new peak
Iconic is the rarest tier of all. There are only 2 Iconic cards per set. They stand out with full-card art, a special "lore star" foil pattern and a 3D hot stamping that also sets the card apart to the touch. Since Fabled, Iconic therefore sits at the top of the pack-pullable market – even above Enchanted.
That Iconic leads the market is clearly visible: the currently most expensive pack-pullable Lorcana cards are almost all Iconics from the newer sets. But because there is only about a year of market history for Epic and Iconic, the prices and collector standing of these tiers have not fully settled yet – values can move sharply.
📊 In context: Enchanted, Epic and Iconic have one thing in common – they are always foil. The difference lies in design and frequency: Enchanted as the established full-art chase, Epic as a broader middle tier (~18/set) and Iconic as the extremely rare peak (~2/set). This hierarchy matters when you want to value cards correctly.
Foil vs. non-foil: why the variant counts
One point many beginners underestimate: with Lorcana it is not only rarity that determines the price, but also the variant. Every booster contains exactly one foil card – so foil is a finish that can occur independently of the rarity tier.
Foil and non-foil are separate items
On Cardmarket, foil and non-foil versions of the same card trade as separate items with their own prices. The same card can be significantly more expensive in the foil variant than in the regular version. This mainly affects the tiers from Common to Legendary, because those cards exist both as regular and as foil.
With Enchanted, Epic and Iconic the question doesn't even arise: these three tiers are always foil by nature (the Rainbow-Foil or lore-star look is a fixed part of the card). The foil-vs-non-foil distinction is therefore mainly relevant for the lower tiers – but there it is very decisive for the price.
💡 Practical tip: Add each card via its exact Cardmarket link – then the correct variant (foil or non-foil) is captured automatically along with its own trend price. TCGPriceTracker then reflects the actual market value – not that of a cheaper standard version.
Pull rates: what the community estimates
One of the most common questions is: how likely is it to pull an Enchanted or Iconic? The honest answer: nobody knows the exact numbers.
No official rates
Ravensburger publishes no official pull rates. All the numbers circulating in forums, videos and blogs are community estimates based on tracked openings. They can also differ from set to set.
As a rough orientation, the community puts Enchanted at roughly one card per booster box – with estimates ranging from about one per 48–96 packs up to around one per 100 packs. For Iconic, individual 2026 estimates point toward one card per roughly 1,500–2,000 packs. These figures are explicitly directional only and not confirmed.
💡 Important: Treat all pull rates as rough estimates, not facts. The relative order is clear – Iconic is far rarer than Enchanted, Enchanted rarer than Epic – but the concrete numbers are qualitative and do not come from the manufacturer.
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Rarity vs. value: what leads the market
A widespread misconception: "rare = valuable." That's only partly true. Rarity is an important factor, but far from the only one. The price of a Lorcana card emerges from the interplay of several forces.
What really determines the price
- Rarity: the rarer the tier, the smaller the supply. Iconic and Enchanted are simply hard to obtain.
- Character popularity: cards with flagship characters like Mickey, Elsa or Ariel regularly command higher prices than lesser-known motifs of the same tier.
- Playability: cards needed in strong decks have an additional source of demand from the active player base.
- Condition: Near Mint versus lightly played can mean large price differences – graded cards (e.g. PSA 10) often sit well above the raw price.
Why Enchanted and Iconic lead the market
This is exactly why Enchanted and Iconic top the value lists: with them, maximum rarity meets maximum collector demand. Enchanted cards are long-established, visually outstanding chase cards; Iconic is the new, extremely scarce peak tier. Combined with popular Disney characters, that produces the game's most expensive pack-pullable cards.
What remains important: not every Enchanted is automatically worth hundreds of euros, and not every Iconic breaks the scale. Which card is worth how much is shown most reliably by the Cardmarket trend price – the weighted metric based on actual sales. How to follow these prices systematically is explained in our guide to Lorcana card prices.
Tracking rare cards in the tool
Once you've understood the rarity tiers, the next step is to keep your valuable cards in view permanently. That is exactly what TCGPriceTracker is built for.
Capturing the right variant automatically
When adding a card you simply paste its exact Cardmarket link. That way the specific Enchanted, Epic or Iconic you own enters your collection with its correct variant, language and its own correct trend price – and not with the price of the cheaper standard version. Each card shows fields such as Set, Language, Condition, Grading and Trend Price, so your total portfolio value is right.
Trend price, portfolio value and price alerts
All prices are retrieved automatically from Cardmarket every day. You see the current trend price of each card, the total value of your collection and the ROI per position. For especially volatile Iconics you can set up a watchlist with price alerts and get notified by web notification or email as soon as a target price is reached.
20+ TCGs, grading and CSV
TCGPriceTracker supports more than 20 trading card games – including Disney Lorcana. You can manage sealed and singles, store the grading status and transfer existing lists via CSV import. A CSV export is available at any time.
🎯 Pro tip: Set up a watchlist specifically for the Enchanted and Iconic cards you're still missing. If you set a target price, TCGPriceTracker notifies you automatically when the trend price drops – so you buy targeted on price dips instead of checking manually all the time.
Frequently asked questions about Lorcana rarities
How many rarity tiers does Disney Lorcana have?
Disney Lorcana currently has eight rarity tiers: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Super Rare, Legendary, Epic, Enchanted and Iconic. The game launched in 2023 with six tiers; Epic and Iconic were added with the Fabled set in August 2025. Iconic has been the rarest tier ever since.
What is an Enchanted card in Lorcana?
An Enchanted card is an alternate-art version of a card that already exists at a lower rarity – usually Super Rare or Legendary. It shows a borderless full-art design with a Rainbow-Foil finish and has long been the classic chase card that collectors hunt for.
What is the difference between Epic and Iconic in Lorcana?
Both tiers arrived with Fabled (August 2025). Epic appears at around 18 cards per set as a frameless Rainbow-Foil version. Iconic, with just 2 cards per set, is the rarest tier of all: full-card art with a "lore star" foil pattern and 3D hot stamping.
Why does the variant matter so much for a Lorcana card's price?
Foil and non-foil versions of the same card trade on Cardmarket as separate items with their own prices. Enchanted, Epic and Iconic are always foil anyway. Recording the correct variant is crucial, otherwise your portfolio shows the wrong value.
Are there official pull rates for Lorcana cards?
No. Ravensburger publishes no official pull rates. All circulating numbers are community estimates. Enchanted is roughly estimated at about one per booster box, Iconic considerably rarer. These figures are purely directional and not officially confirmed.
Why do Enchanted and Iconic lead the Lorcana market?
Rarity meets demand: Enchanted cards are long-established chase cards with high collector appeal, while Iconic is the new, rarest tier. Combined with popular Disney characters, both regularly top the list of the most expensive pack-pullable cards.
Is a rare Lorcana card automatically valuable?
Not necessarily. Rarity is only one factor. Value comes from the interplay of rarity, character popularity, playability and condition. Some Enchanted cards are worth hundreds of euros, others much less – the Cardmarket trend price shows the real market value.
How can I track the value of rare Lorcana cards?
With a price tracker like TCGPriceTracker. It retrieves Cardmarket prices automatically every day, captures the correct variant from the Cardmarket link and shows the trend price of your Enchanted, Epic and Iconic cards. That way you keep an eye on your collection's value without looking anything up manually.
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