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Disney Lorcana TCG players and collectors can save on products in the Reign of Jafar set at Amazon. Most notably, Illumineer’s Quest: Palace Heist is on sale for only $40 (was $60). Palace Heist is a standalone game that can be enjoyed solo or cooperatively with another player. The format makes it uniquely situated in the ever-expanding Lorcana TCG, as it’s ideal for brand-new players as well as seasoned Lorcana enthusiasts looking for a change of pace. Palace Heist is only the second Illumineer’s Quest standalone game in the TCG’s nearly two-year history. It launched in early June alongside several other Reign of Jafar products, some of which are also discounted right now. Reign of Jafar’s 24-pack Booster Box (288 cards) is on sale for $114 (was $144). You can also save five bucks on Reign of Jafar: Illumineer’s Trove.
Disney Lorcana TCG Deals at Amazon
Amazon also has deals on Disney Lorcana TCG products beyond the Reign of Jafar set, including three other booster boxes and a couple of cool bundles like the Azurite Sea Stitch Collector’s Gift Set for $30 (was $50). Interestingly, Amazon just created a new store page for the Into the Inklands Bundle for $35. This 2024 bundle comes with two single-player decks, six booster packs, and a Glimmer Foil Mickey Mouse Pirate Captain promo card. The bundle originally sold for $45 and was thought to be out of print, so Amazon’s restock is a nice surprise.
- Illumineer’s Quest: Palace Heist (Solo/Co-op Game) — $40 (
$60) - Azurite Sea: Stitch Collector’s Gift Set — $30 (
$50) - Into the Inklands Bundle (New Restock) — $35 (
$45) - Reign of Jafar: Booster Box — $114 (
$144) - Ursula’s Return: Booster Box — $110 (
$144) - Archazia’s Island: Booster Box — $108 (
$144) - Azurite Sea: Booster Box — $103 (
$144) - Reign of Jafar: Illumineer’s Trove — $45 (
$50) - Archazia’s Island: Illumineer’s Trove — $40 (
$50) - Illumineer’s Quest: Deep Trouble (Solo/Co-op Game) — $55.36 (
$60) - Into the Inklands: Amber & Emerald Starter Deck — $13 (
$17)
You can take a closer look at Illumineer’s Quest: Palace Heist and the rest of the products in Reign of Jafar below.
Disney Lorcana TCG: Illumineer’s Quest: Palace Heist
$40 (was $60)
Palace Heist comes with everything you need to play the new standalone game, including two player decks with 60 cards each, a scenario deck themed around the Aladdin villain, a playmat, and a bunch of other game pieces and tokens.
Illumineer’s Quest is designed to be a replayable experience and offers four different difficulty levels. Players place character and item cards from their deck on the game mat and square off against Jafar’s 50-card deck. Your objective is to make it through the palace and secure the Reforged Crown. It’s not a straightforward journey, however, as Supreme Sorcerer Jafar has plenty of tricks up his sleeve to impede your progress.
Palace Heist is a compelling variant on Lorcana that is especially great for those who don’t always have someone around to battle. It’s also a good tool to introduce new players to the game, since it’s fully playable as a single-player experience as well as cooperatively with one other player. You can also use the cards in the standard Lorcana TCG.
Illumineer’s Quest: Palace Heist includes the following:
- 1 Jafar Scenario Deck (50 cards)
- 2 Player Decks (60 cards each)
- 1 Oversized Jafar Card
- 4 Battleground Cards
- 1 Reforged Crown Tile
- 1 Palace Heist Playmat
- 1 Jafar Draw Token
- 5 Lore Tracker Tokens
- 29 Damage Counters
- 1 Victory Card
- Palace Heist Rules Sheet
As mentioned, this is the second Illumineer’s Quest game. The first, Deep Trouble, released as part of the Ursula’s Return set in May 2024. Illumineer’s Quest: Deep Trouble still regularly sells for full price, though you can save a few bucks at Amazon. It’s worth clarifying that Palace Heist and Deep Trouble are different games with unique scenarios and entirely separate decks of cards, so both games are worth checking out.
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