Disney Lorcana’s Into the Inklands set to feature DuckTales characters in February

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Disney Lorcana’s 3rd collection of cards will certainly be entitled Into the Inklands, and will certainly debut at regional games shops starting Feb. 23. Mass market stores, like Amazon and ShopDisney, will certainly begin offering them on March 8. In enhancement to brand-new auto mechanics, author Ravensburger is likewise including brand-new personalities such as Scrooge McDuck from DuckTales and Kit Cloudkicker from TaleSpin.

Into The Inklands proceeds the meta-narrative started by Ravensburger when the game initially released in August. At the launch of the initial collection, entitled The First Chapter, it presented the principle of making use of wonderful ink to give precious Disney personalities to life. Then its 2nd collection, entitled Rise of the Floodborn, made it understood that a strange oversupply of stated ink was resulting in issues — consisting of superpowered personalities in mystical clothing. Now Into the Inklands, with its Indiana Jones-influenced typeface, appears positioned to check out the scenario also additionally.

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“Their quest may be more treacherous than they realize,” Ravensburger stated in a press release, launched Wednesday, “as an ominous shadow storm has been spotted gathering at the edges of Lorcana, adding urgency and mystery to the path ahead.”

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Wednesday’s press release likewise calls out the brand-new area cards pertaining to the game, “which feature beloved Disney story settings and offer players special abilities and interactions.” The initial set of areas will certainly consist of Motunui from Moana and the Jolly Roger from Peter Pan to name a few that have yet to be introduced. Each can open brand-new methods, Ravensburger included, “[with] some [that] give bonuses when characters visit them, while others provide benefits just by being in play.”

In enhancement to the previously mentioned headliners from the Disney Afternoon animations of the ’90s, Disney Locana is likewise including Disney’s Pluto and 101 Dalmatians’ Perdita, along with personalities like Jim Hawkins from Treasure Planet.

 

Source: Polygon