Wilds Unknown Set Guide

Overview

Wilds Unknown is Disney Lorcana's twelfth set and the first with Pixar characters. Toy Story, The Incredibles and Brave make up most of its new cast, alongside returning Disney franchises such as Encanto, Atlantis and Snow White.

Its 204 regular cards split evenly across the six inks, 34 each, with no dual-ink cards. 16 regular cards have Shift, against 12 in Winterspell, and The Incredibles' heroes use it to upgrade into stronger versions of themselves.

Cards and rarities

Wilds Unknown has 242 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 12, as in "1/204 · EN · 12". Cards numbered above 204 are the Epic, Enchanted and Iconic extras.

Every Epic, Enchanted and Iconic card is a foil reprint of a card from the same set with new art, so it plays exactly like the regular printing. That is why a Legendary and its Iconic can sit a thousand dollars apart. 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 →

Travelers, Toys and Supers

The set's new mechanic is the Traveler: twelve characters, two in each ink, all named "... Traveler" and all Dreamborn characters, from Mickey Mouse and Goofy to Maleficent and Cruella De Vil. Each one has an ability that reads "Whenever this character quests, if you played another character this turn," followed by its reward. So the order of your turn matters: play a character first, then quest with the Traveler.

Pixar brings two classifications with it. 21 regular cards are Toys, which Woody - Jungle Guide and Sid Phillips - Toy Surgeon both reward. 17 are Supers, the classification Winterspell introduced for Darkwing Duck, which The Incredibles now fill out.

Minnie Mouse - Practical Traveler

Wilds Unknown #159

Amber Traveler. Quest after playing another character this turn and gain 1 lore.

Mickey Mouse - Experienced Traveler

Wilds Unknown #52

Amethyst Traveler. Quest after playing another character and you may draw a card.

Cinderella - Resourceful Traveler

Wilds Unknown #155

Sapphire Traveler. The reward is ramp: the top card of your deck goes into your inkwell.

Jack-Jack Parr - Incredible Potential

Wilds Unknown #121

A Super. At the start of your turn, mill a card and get a bonus that depends on its card type.

The Legendaries

Wilds Unknown's 12 Legendaries, two in each ink. Buzz Lightyear and Merida are also printed as the set's Iconics, and the Pixar cast takes six of the twelve slots.

Woody - Jungle Guide

Wilds Unknown #15

Amber. Draws when he quests, then plays a character with cost 2 or less for free. Your other Toys get +1 willpower.

Dale - Ready for His Shot

Wilds Unknown #22

Amber. In challenges, your characters deal damage equal to their willpower instead of their strength.

Snow White - Merry as the Morning

Wilds Unknown #37

Amethyst. Returns a Seven Dwarfs character to hand to draw a card; comes back to your hand if banished in a challenge.

Luisa Madrigal - Confident Climber

Wilds Unknown #60

Amethyst. Soaks up damage from your characters, then moves it all to an opposing character at 3 or more.

The Queen - Devious Disguise

Wilds Unknown #90

Emerald. Draw a card and give each opponent 2 lore; +2 lore while an opponent is ahead.

Buzz Lightyear - Jungle Ranger

Wilds Unknown #91

Emerald. Returns an action from your discard when played; each action you play gives a character +1 lore.

Sid Phillips - Toy Surgeon

Wilds Unknown #126

Ruby. Banish one of your characters and each opponent banishes one of theirs. Gain 2 lore when a Toy is banished on your turn.

Mr. Incredible - Super Strong

Wilds Unknown #127

Ruby. +2 strength for each other character you have in play; draws when your Supers challenge.

Kida - Crystal Scion

Wilds Unknown #160

Sapphire. When played, each player may put up to 5 cards from their discard into their inkwell.

Ursula - Deal Maker

Wilds Unknown #161

Sapphire. Gives another character +1 lore when played and when she quests; inks one of your characters at end of turn.

Merida - Formidable Archer

Wilds Unknown #191

Steel. Returns Three Arrows from your discard; your actions that damage a character deal 2 more.

Mrs. Incredible - Determined Rescuer

Wilds Unknown #195

Steel. Your characters gain Resist +1, and she readies a Super when a character is banished in a challenge.

The chase card: Buzz Lightyear - Jungle Ranger

Buzz Lightyear - Jungle Ranger

Wilds Unknown #241

Rarity Iconic

Card number 241/204

Market price, September 30, 2026 $3,621.08

Illustrator Koni

The Iconic Buzz Lightyear - Jungle Ranger is the most valuable card of any 2026 Lorcana set. It was $3,621.08 on September 30, 2026, more than twice the set's other Iconic, Merida - Formidable Archer, at $1,745.97.

Koni illustrated both of Buzz's printings in the set. The Legendary at number 91 was $0.95, or $5.71 in foil, which shows how much of the Iconic's price is the Pixar debut and the rarity rather than the card's play.

Every Buzz Lightyear - Jungle Ranger in Wilds Unknown

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

Outside the Iconics, Toy Story leads: three of the top five Enchanted cards are Alien, You've Got a Friend in Me and Jessie. The Enchanted median was about $82, well under Winterspell's.

These are each card's TCGplayer market price on September 30, 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

Every Wilds Unknown card is legal in Core Constructed. Core Constructed has used sets 9 (Fabled) onward since Attack of the Vine! released in July 2026, when sets 5 to 8 rotated out; sets 1 to 4 had left at the first rotation, with Fabled in 2025. Infinity Constructed allows every set.

Travelers want cheap characters around them. Each one only triggers on a turn you have already played another character, so a deck built around them needs enough low-cost characters to play one most turns, and loses the bonus on turns it spends its ink on actions or items.

Core Constructed, Infinity and deck building rules →

Frequently Asked Questions