Lorcana card rarity: the eight symbols and what they mean
Disney Lorcana marks rarity with a symbol at the bottom of the card, below the text box, and the symbol’s shape and color are the whole story. From Common upward: a grey circle, a white open book, a bronze triangle, a silver diamond and a gold pentagon — then three multicolored shapes for Epic, Enchanted and Iconic.
The official Comprehensive Rules print all of them in one key. Version 2.2.0, effective 9 July 2026, lists eight rarities and a separate promo mark.
The eight symbols#
- CircleCommon
- What it looks like
- Grey, with a swirl inside
- Open bookUncommon
- What it looks like
- White pages; the one shape that breaks the pattern
- TriangleRare
- What it looks like
- Bronze
- DiamondSuper Rare
- What it looks like
- Silver, with fan lines like a cut gem
- PentagonLegendary
- What it looks like
- Gold
- FanEpic
- What it looks like
- Multicolored, soft pastel foil
- HexagonEnchanted
- What it looks like
- Rainbow, with a diamond-shaped opening
- OctagonIconic
- What it looks like
- Rainbow ring with a round opening
- Double chevronPromo
- What it looks like
- Gold — a promo marker, not a tier
Data as a table
| Symbol | Rarity | What it looks like |
|---|---|---|
| Circle | Common | Grey, with a swirl inside |
| Open book | Uncommon | White pages; the one shape that breaks the pattern |
| Triangle | Rare | Bronze |
| Diamond | Super Rare | Silver, with fan lines like a cut gem |
| Pentagon | Legendary | Gold |
| Fan | Epic | Multicolored, soft pastel foil |
| Hexagon | Enchanted | Rainbow, with a diamond-shaped opening |
| Octagon | Iconic | Rainbow ring with a round opening |
| Double chevron | Promo | Gold — a promo marker, not a tier |
From Rare to Legendary the shapes add a side at each step and the metal climbs from bronze to silver to gold. The top rarities keep going — six sides for Enchanted, eight for Iconic — while Epic, added later, is a fan rather than a polygon.
Count the sides and read the metal: bronze triangle, silver diamond, gold pentagon. Anything multicolored is one of the three chase rarities.
Epic and Iconic, added in 2025#
The game launched with six rarities. Ravensburger’s announcement of 4 August 2025 added two more, both first appearing in Fabled, released at the end of that month.
Epic
Rarer than Legendary, not as rare as Enchanted. 18 per set, with frameless art, a rainbow foil finish, holofoil symbols and tinted text.
Iconic
Two per set, which makes them far rarer than Enchanted. Full-card artwork, a lore star foil pattern and 3D hot stamping.
That puts the full order, from most common to rarest, at Common, Uncommon, Rare, Super Rare, Legendary, Epic, Enchanted, Iconic. Promo cards carry their own mark and sit outside the ladder.
The rest of the small print#
The rarity symbol shares the bottom of the card with the other facts that identify a printing. The rules define each of them.
Step 1
Collector number
Written as number over total. The total is the count of unique standard cards in the set, so a number above it marks a card from outside the standard set.
Step 2
Set number
Which set the card comes from, as a single number: The First Chapter is 1, Rise of the Floodborn 2, Into the Inklands 3 and Ursula's Return 4.
Step 3
Language
The language of the printing. Combined with the set number and collector number, it names one exact card.
Rarity is not the same as price#
The symbol tells you how often a card turns up in packs of its set. What collectors pay depends on the character, the art and the condition as much as on the shape at the bottom, and a Legendary that nobody plays can sell for less than a Super Rare that everybody needs.
To check a specific card, read the set number, collector number and rarity symbol together, then compare completed sales of exactly that printing.
Other games mark rarity in their own way: Magic uses the color of the set symbol, and Pokémon a symbol in the corner.
Reference prices and math, not appraisals. Market prices here come from TCGplayer and Cardmarket via TCGdex and describe a card in general, not your copy. This site does not appraise or authenticate cards; every other number is one you enter or one we quote from a dated source.
Sources
Every figure above was read on the page below on the date shown. Grading fees and marketplace rules change without notice — check the source before you send anything.
files.disneylorcana.com
Checked Oct 12, 2026
disneylorcana.com
Disney Lorcana, “Stunning new rarities” — Epic and Iconic announced for Fabled, 4 August 2025
Checked Oct 12, 2026
Frequently asked questions
How do you tell the rarity of a Lorcana card?
Look at the small symbol at the bottom of the card, below the text box. A grey circle is Common, a white book Uncommon, a bronze triangle Rare, a silver diamond Super Rare and a gold pentagon Legendary. The multicolored shapes are Epic, Enchanted and Iconic.
What is the rarest Lorcana rarity?
Iconic. It was introduced with Fabled in August 2025, and the official announcement says there are only two Iconic cards per set, which makes them much rarer than Enchanted. Enchanted comes next, then Epic, which sits between Legendary and Enchanted.
What is the difference between Epic and Enchanted?
Epic is the more common of the two. The official announcement places it below Enchanted and above Legendary, with 18 per set, frameless art, rainbow foil and tinted text. The symbols differ too: Epic is a multicolored fan shape, Enchanted a rainbow hexagon.
How many rarities does Lorcana have?
Eight, plus a separate promo mark. The game launched with six — Common, Uncommon, Rare, Super Rare, Legendary and Enchanted — and Fabled added Epic and Iconic in August 2025. The official rules list all eight alongside the promo symbol in one key.
What does the number at the bottom of a Lorcana card mean?
It is the collector number, written as number over total. The total is the count of unique standard cards in the set, so a card numbered above the total sits outside the standard set. A separate set number tells you which set the card comes from.
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