Disney Lorcana: Into The Inklands Gift Set Review
The latest Gift Set from coincides with the release of the expansion, keeping the tradition that started with last year that sees a Gift Set release alongside a new expansion. This Gift Set is more like the first, as it includes two oversized foil cards and four booster packs, among other items, rather than featuring several exclusive cards like the D100 Gift Set for did.
The original Gift Set for was a way to collect oversized cards unavailable elsewhere while snagging a couple of foils and booster packs in the process. has gone back to this format, which means it doesn't feel quite as collectible as the previous D100 Collector's Edition Gift Set, which exclusively featured six foil cards along with Disney artists' signatures, and then included booster packs from as a nice bonus. This puts the Gift Set in an odd place, since the main draw is the oversized foil cards of Stitch and Tinkerbell. The value of the set really hinges upon just how much someone wants to collect those.
The good news here is that both the «Stitch, Covert Agent» and «Tinkerbell, Very Clever Fairy» cards look great. The Dreamborn versions of these characters have nice designs, and it's pretty cool getting to see them in a larger format thanks to the oversized foils. The playable foils included in the Gift Set are also of these two cards, as are the two Tracker tokens. They're great characters, but I still found myself wishing for a little more variety highlighting other cards and characters.
The four booster packs included with the Gift Set help to justify its listed $29.99 price tag, and also mean surprises are in store, since each pack contains 12 randomized cards from the latest expansion. This meant I was able to get a few cards to work into my current collection, cards that I didn't get with the Illumineer's Trove or the Starter Decks for .
The Gift Set for includes all the following:
The quality of the items included is excellent, but it's a bit disappointing that the Tracker tokens are
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