Disney Lorcana introduces the rest of Encanto’s Madrigal family

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The next set of cards for Disney Lorcana is heavily inspired by The Little Mermaid. Called Ursula’s Return, the action centers around a plot by the eponymous tentacled terror to corrupt the realm’s many glimmers. But another beloved Disney franchise has come to the rescue. The Madrigal family from Encanto is putting their weight behind the forces of good. Today, Polygon can reveal more Madrigal-themed cards, and just as in the hit movie, the family does best when they all work together.

First up is an action card called Bruno’s Return. It allows players to bring back one character card from the discard pile to be placed directly in their hand. Combined with the ability to heal another character for two points, it’s a potent card for the Madrigals when they’re on the offensive.

Next is Bruno’s sister, depicted on the card Pepa Madrigal, Weather Maker. Like Bruno’s Return, this card can’t be turned into ink. But it boasts a hefty five defense, and the powerful ability to exert opposing characters during their opponent’s next turn if they get caught out in the rain — that is, if they’re not already at a location. Bringing multiple copies of this card into play over the course of several turns could really slow down the opposition.

While most of the Madrigal children were revealed in a March livestream, we now have cards for a few more. Camilo Madrigal, Prankster has the Many Forms ability which allows him to either earn more lore when questing or gain a bonus when attacking. Isabela Madrigal, Golden Child is evasive, meaning she can only be attacked by other evasive characters. Her twin powers, Ladies First and Leave It To Me, make her a force to be reckoned with — but only when there are no other characters that go questing.

Finally, we now have our first look at Casa Madrigal, Casita as a location card. Locations have a defense value (six in this instance) and a cost in ink to move characters to that location (just one ink here). What’s interesting is that the Our