Trading card and game firm Upper Deck this summer sued Ravensburger for what it blasted in a release as a stolen game, alleging essentially that Miller, while on a work for hire contract with Upper Deck, developed the game that would become Lorcana. The breach of contract suit contends that an Upper Deck game bears remarkable, uncanny similarities to Lorcana. Miller, the co-designer of Lorcana with Steve Warner, declined to address the lawsuit
First set to permit the viability of song-based decks
The big drawback when playing this deck is its inconsistency
The individualisation of the victory condition also means that Lorcana scales neatly from the standard rules for two-player matches to a multiplayer format more akin to Magic: The Gatherings popular Commander
Im already itching to open some boosters and start creating
The voice-stealing sea witch is back in Disney Lorcana's third expansion set, Ursula's Return