Well explain the different card types, then explain the two phases
Table of Contents Toggle Enchanted Cards in Set 1: The First Chapter The cards (by name) in the list of The First Chapters Enchanted Cards are as follows: 205/204 Hades, King of Olympus 206/204 Stitch, Carefree Surfer 207/204 Elsa, Spirit of Winter 208/204 Mickey Mouse, Wayward Sorcerer 209/204 Genie, On The Job 210/204 Mickey Mouse, Artful Rogue 211/204 Aladdin, Heroic Outlaw 212/204 Maui, Hero to All 213/204 Aurora, Dreaming Guardian 214/204 Belle, Strange but Special 215/204 Simba, Returned King 216/204 Tinker Bell, Giant Fairy Enchanted Cards in Set 2: Rise of the Floodborn The cards (by name) in the list of Rise of the Floodborns Enchanted Cards are as follows: 205/204 Cinderella, Ballroom Sensation 206/204 Snow White, Well Wisher 207/204 Arthur, Wizards Apprentice 208/204 Madam Mim, Purple Dragon 209/204 Pete, Bad Guy 210/204 Beast, Relentless 211/204 Lady Tremaine, Imperious Queen 212/204 Shere Khan, Menacing Predator 213/204 Alice, Growing Girl 214/204 Sisu, Divine Water Dragon 215/204 Hercules, Divine Hero 216/204 Namaari, Morning Mist Enchanted Cards in Set 3: Into The Inklands The third Disney Lorcana set, Into the Inklands , introduced a new type of card: Locations
[23] If you and your opponent have evenly-matched Characters or if you have more Characters than your opponent, then challenge instead to slow down their progress
You could also use it on yourself, potentially saving a damaged character from your own field, retrieving it, and then getting that same discard benefit
On top of that, the cartoon depiction of the famous English folk hero as a bow-shooting fox ranks as one of the most valuable Lorcana cards thanks to the rarity of its holographic D23 promo card
