Into the Inklands Set Guide

Overview

Into the Inklands is Disney Lorcana's third set. Its regular cards fill numbers 1 to 204, and number 4 is printed five times: Dalmatian Puppy - Tail Wagger comes as 4a to 4e, five pieces of art of one card, which says you may have up to 99 copies of it in your deck. Counting those, the set has 208 regular cards: 148 characters, 18 locations, 18 items, 13 actions and 11 songs.

Locations are the new card type. A location stays in play with its own willpower and lore, your characters pay its move cost to go there, and a location with lore gains it for you at the start of your turn. 29 of the set's regular cards mention locations, and the Puppy classification arrives with 101 Dalmatians.

It was the first set with 18 Enchanted cards instead of 12, and it has one overnumbered card, a foil Super Rare Piglet - Pooh Pirate Captain at 223.

Cards and rarities

Into the Inklands has 227 cards. The collector line at the bottom of each card shows its number over 204, the count of regular cards, then the language and the set number 3, as in "1/204 · EN · 3". Cards numbered above 204 are the Enchanted cards and an overnumbered Super Rare.

Every Enchanted card is a foil reprint of a card from the same set with new art, so it plays exactly like the regular printing. The Epic and Iconic rarities did not exist yet: Fabled introduced both in 2025. Set completion in TurnZero HQ counts the regular cards by collector number and keeps Enchanted, Epic and Iconic cards apart as extras, so finishing the set and chasing the cards above it read as two separate goals. Normal, foil and Enchanted explained →

Locations

A location is a card you play with ink and keep in play, like an item, but it has willpower and can be challenged and banished like a character. During your turn you may pay its move cost to move a character there, and the character gets whatever the location gives. A location with lore gains that lore for you at the start of your turn.

The set's 18 locations cover a wide range. The Queen's Castle - Mirror Chamber draws a card each turn for every character you have there, Fang - River City gives the characters there Ward and Evasive, and Jim Hawkins - Space Traveler puts a location into play for free.

The Queen's Castle - Mirror Chamber

Into the Inklands #67

At the start of your turn, draw a card for each character of yours here.

Fang - River City

Into the Inklands #101

Characters gain Ward and Evasive while here.

Jim Hawkins - Space Traveler

Into the Inklands #109

Plays a location costing 4 or less for free, and moves to locations for free.

Dalmatian Puppy - Tail Wagger

Into the Inklands #4a

You may have up to 99 copies in your deck. Printed as 4a to 4e.

The Legendaries

Into the Inklands has 12 Legendaries, two in each ink. One of them, Lucky Dime, is an item.

Kida - Protector of Atlantis

Into the Inklands #7

Amber. Shift 3. When played, all characters get -3 strength until the start of your next turn.

Perdita - Devoted Mother

Into the Inklands #15

Amber. When played and whenever she quests, may play a character costing 2 or less from your discard for free.

Jafar - Striking Illusionist

Into the Inklands #42

Amethyst. Shift 5, Evasive. While exerted on your turn, gains 1 lore whenever you draw.

Maleficent - Mistress of All Evil

Into the Inklands #51

Amethyst. Draws when she quests, and moves damage to opposing characters when you draw on your turn.

Milo Thatch - King of Atlantis

Into the Inklands #80

Emerald. Shift 4. When banished, returns all opposing characters to their players' hands.

Ursula - Deceiver of All

Into the Inklands #91

Emerald. Whenever she sings a song, may play it again from your discard for free.

Hydra - Deadly Serpent

Into the Inklands #108

Ruby. Whenever dealt damage, deals that much to an opposing character.

Jim Hawkins - Space Traveler

Into the Inklands #109

Ruby. Plays a location for free when he enters, and moves to locations for free.

Gramma Tala - Spirit of the Ocean

Into the Inklands #143

Sapphire. Shift 5. Gains 1 lore whenever a card goes into your inkwell.

Lucky Dime

Into the Inklands #165

Sapphire item. Exert and pay 2 ink to gain lore equal to one of your characters' lore.

Mickey Mouse - Trumpeter

Into the Inklands #182

Steel. Exert and pay 2 ink to play a character for free. The set's chase card as an Enchanted.

Robin Hood - Champion of Sherwood

Into the Inklands #190

Steel. Shift 3. Gains 2 lore when he banishes a character in a challenge on your turn.

The chase card: Mickey Mouse - Trumpeter

Mickey Mouse - Trumpeter

Into the Inklands #220

Rarity Enchanted

Card number 220/204

Market price, October 22, 2026 $205.38

Illustrator Luigi Aimé

Into the Inklands' chase card is the Enchanted Mickey Mouse - Trumpeter, illustrated by Luigi Aimé, at $205.38 on October 22, 2026. It was worth nearly twice the next card, the Enchanted Robin Hood - Champion of Sherwood at $107.49.

The same Mickey is a Legendary at number 182, where it was $0.81, or $24.84 in foil.

Every Mickey Mouse - Trumpeter in Into the Inklands

Only the exact printing is worth its price. The collector number and the rarity symbol at the bottom of the card tell you which one you pulled. Reading the collector line →

Chase cards and prices

Below Mickey, Into the Inklands' Enchanted cards are close together: the median was about $61, and only three were above $100.

These are each card's TCGplayer market price on October 22, 2026, as Lorcast republishes it. Prices for a recent set can move a long way in its first months, so treat them as a snapshot. Each card's page shows today's price for every finish and its 90-day chart. How Lorcana card prices work →

Playing it

Into the Inklands is not legal in Core Constructed. Core Constructed began with Fabled (set 9) in 2025, which reprinted 170 cards from sets 1 to 4, and has never included sets 1 to 4 themselves. Infinity Constructed allows every set.

A location is a second thing to protect and a second thing to attack. It earns lore without questing, but moving characters to it costs ink, and an opponent can challenge it, so it pays off most in a deck with enough characters to send there and defend it.

Core Constructed, Infinity and deck building rules →

Frequently Asked Questions