Disney Lorcana: Illumineer’s Quest Ursula’s Return (Inglés)

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Caja Illumineer’s Quest de la cuarta edición de Disney Lorcana, Ursula’s Return.

Enfréntate a un oponente como ningún otro en esta emocionante experiencia de Disney Lorcana TCG. Deberás combatir contra Ursula mientras sus poderes aumentan. Astuta como siempre, la bruja del mar juega según sus propias reglas, ¡y con su propio mazo especial completamente nuevo! ¡Pruébalo en los cuatro niveles de dificultad!

Con el contenido de esta caja, puedes enfrentarte a las fuerzas de Ursula solo o en cooperación con un amigo. También puedes agregar hasta dos amigos más con mazos a tu lado, para un total de cuatro jugadores. Los jugadores pueden usar cualquier mazo estándar de Disney Lorcana.

Este producto contiene un conjunto de elementos de gran interés para cualquier coleccionista.

  • 1 Carta de Úrsula tamaño «Oversized»
  • 1 Mazo de escenario de Úrsula
  • 2 Mazos preconstruidos de 60 cartas
  • 2 Cartas de campo de batalla de tamaño «Oversized», de doble cara
  • 1 Tapete de juego de Deep Trouble
  • 1 Ficha de robo de Úrsula
  • 3 Fichas de seguimiento de la historia
  • 29 Contadores de daño
  • 1 Carta de victoria secreta
  • Hoja de reglas de el modo de juego Deep Trouble

 

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