This is particularly effective later in the game when you start running low on the cards in your hand
Heres how the prices shake out: Travelling Chocobo (Borderless - Neon Ink Green) - $1,962 Travelling Chocobo (Borderless - Neon Ink Blue) - $1,933 Travelling Chocobo (Borderless - Neon Ink Yellow) - $1,846 Travelling Chocobo (Borderless - Neon Ink Pink) - $1,768 Travelling Chocobo (Borderless - Japan Exclusive) - $4,836.47 The Travelling Chocobo (Borderless - Japan Exclusive) is the most expensive card of any 2025 Magic: The Gathering set, racking up a total of around $6,000
When I get a character whos maybe a lesser character, and doesnt have a big part, you can add a bit more lore to them, and give them another life outside of that tiny scene. Thats part of the joy Chapman feels in working on Disney Lorcana
[sd_deck deck=1Ralyc9Oc] On the other side of the coin we have Azorius Control
1 Banzai - Gluttonous Predator 1 Belle - Accomplished Mystic 4 Chernabog's Followers - Creatures of Evil 4 Cursed Merfolk - Ursula's Handiwork 4 Diablo - Obedient Raven 4 Elsa - The Fifth Spirit 4 Genie - Wish Fulfilled 4 Go Go Tomago - Darting Dynamo 4 Kit Cloudkicker - Tough Guy 4 Madam Mim - Fox 3 Madam Mim - Snake 3 Magic Broom - Illuminary Keeper 4 Merlin - Crab 4 Merlin - Goat 3 Merlin - Rabbit 1 Peter Pan - Shadow Finder 3 The White Rose - Jewel of the Garden 4 Ursula - Deceiver 1 Ursula - Sea Witch Queen Emerald/Amethyst presents a strong early game advantage One of the things you might notice right away about this deck is the large number of one-cost characters you have to choose from
