How "Disney Lorcana: Whispers in the Well" Introduces New Card Types and Game Mechanics

Plus, the new set adds more characters to the world of Lorcana.

With the release of Disney Lorcana: Whispers in the Well just around the corner. Ravensburger has shared more details about the set, including some game mechanics.

What’s Happening:

  • The newest chapter of Disney Lorcana TCG is nearly here.   
  • With the release of Whispers in the Well, the game will not only be introducing new characters and franchises but will also debut some new game mechanics.
  • First, the titular Whispers are mysterious, partially formed Glimmers.
  • However, Illumineers can turn them into fully-formed Glimmers using the new Boost mechanic.

  • To Boost a Whisper, players must place cards from their deck (without looking at them) beneath the Whisper card.
  • Also notable is that several Whispers appear on torn Lore book page designs.

  • With these Whispers being a mystery, this latest set also features several Detectives who are on a mission to discover where these Whispers came from.

  • Another new mechanic involves the arrival of Gargoyles into the game.

  • These characters will feature a Stone by Day mechanic that will add another level to play.
  • Speaking of new franchises, though, Whispers in the Well also brings The Black Cauldron to Lorcana.

  • What’s more, if you look at this Hen Wen’s Vision card, you may see a hint at what’s ahead.

  • Disney Lorcana: Whispers in the Well will be available for prerelease in game stores on November 7 and available everywhere on November 14.  

  • Then, Ravensburger just announced that the next set Winterspell — which adds Darkwing Duck to the mix — would see a prerelease on February 13th followed by February 20th wide release.
  • Looking even further ahead, the team also teased new Disney Lorcana additions for 2026, including the arrival of Turning Red!

 

Kyle Burbank
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