The Best Princesses In Rise Of The Floodborn

Villains, tough warriors, and princesses go hand in hand when it comes to Disney Lorcana. The excitement from The First Chapter was multiplied when Rise of the Floodborn finally came out, with a whole new host of character cards. Among these characters, you’ll see quite a few of Disney’s iconic princesses reimagined as strategic and defensive powerhouses.

The rules of the game are simple: whoever gets 20 lore points first wins. However, the game combines many exciting elements which make it all the more fun to play. Don’t underestimate these Princess cards, since they all come with their own unique abilities.

10 Mulan, Reflecting

Nimble, Yet Powerful

Mulan is a fan favorite among Disney princesses, and this card can do the work if used right, especially to help you ou ease into the middle of the game. If you have another Mulan card, the ink cost is surprisingly low compared to the strength and willpower stats.

Songs can help you get a competitive edge over your opponent at times, so having a card that can essentially negate any costs to play them is rather advantageous for you. All you need to do is quest.

9 Alice, Growing Girl

Tactical And Reasonable

Generally an overlooked Disney princess, Alice, Growing Girl is a card that brings a lot to the table. It has a moderate ink cost compared with decent willpower and strength stats, but it is this card’s buffing effect on your other cards that is the main selling point.

Whenever you quest with any chosen character, you can use this card to transfer their strength over to another chosen character during that turn. Growing Girl is an apt name if you consider that you can earn five lore with this card if the strength stats reach ten.

8 Mulan, Free Spirit

A Viable Asset

Not only does the card feature stunning and colorful artwork, but it can also give you a competitive edge right from the start of the game. It has great strength and willpower stats compared to its ink cost, and can also generate a decent amount of lore.

When this card quests, you can add its strength to any one of your chosen character cards. This ensures a solid game on both fronts: lore generation and attack/defense.

7 Cinderella, Ballroom Sensation

A Cost-Effective Measure

This Cinderella card may not be the strongest one out there when you analyze how much strength and willpower she comes with, but considering the cost, it’s reasonable to expect such low figures. Be that as it may, despite the low stats, this card makes up for its value by featuring an ability that can even out your odds if you’re running low on ink.

Instead of spending valuable ink on songs, consider dropping this card for one ink and casting a song that costs three. It can help round out a high-cost deck while providing tons of value.

6 Elsa, Gloves Off

Balanced, Yet Helpful

This card tells you that Elsa did not come to play! This sorceress can help you build a solid defense in order to protect the cards that generate more lore. You get a balanced card with a moderate ink cost and good strength and willpower stats.

However, it’s the card’s effect that can help you gain the upper hand at the start of the game. You can take out multiple opponents, since this card gains three strength points whenever you challenge opposing characters during your turn.

5 Raya, Leader Of Heart

An Undisputed Powerhouse

Maybe the hidden gem in your deck is this princess card with solid attack and defense capabilities. Compared to its ink cost, this card provides much more value. If you have another Raya card, you can reap the benefits by shifting Leader of Heart out.

The reason why this is a promising end-game card is its ability to protect itself from damage. If your opponent has a card you want gone and other cards can’t finish the job, it will deal a heavy blow while maintaining its strength and willpower stats.

4 Snow White, Well Wisher

Great For Turnarounds

Imagine this: you are at a tense point in the game and you know having that one card back would give you a great advantage. This Floodborn card can make that wish come true! Although this card has a high ink cost and unfortunately can’t be used as ink, the strength and willpower stats are fairly balanced.

If you find this card in your deck, it’s a good reason to be excited. You can return any of your exerted characters to your hand when you quest using this card, helping you loop powerful enter-play effects.

3 Tiana, Celebrating Princess

A Good Card For Control

Tiana is considered one of Disney’s most headstrong princesses and this card shows you why. This is a rewarding card, even though it can’t be used as ink, and the strength and willpower stats are just satisfactory.

If you want to focus on stopping your opponent from getting ahead, this card can take two points of damage and slow them down. When this card is exerted during a turn, and you don’t have other cards in play, your opponent can’t use action cards, shutting down the ever-popular Steelsong decks that want to keep on singing.

2 Belle, Hidden Archer

An Essential Addition

A princess with many talents, Belle can give your opponent quite the challenge. Although this card can’t be used as ink, the ink cost is justified when you consider the strength and willpower it features. It can also generate a decent share of lore for you.

However, what makes this card all the more advantageous is its effect. If your opponent chooses to challenge this card, they will have to draw their hand again, thus leading them to rethink their strategy all over again.

1 Cinderella, Stouthearted

A Strong Rebound Card

Cinderella, Stouthearted definitely help you win the game before the clock strikes midnight. It does come with a heavy ink cost, but it is easily justifiable considering the strength and willpower stats. The lore generation level is also satisfactory.

This card can make your game significantly more competitive and give you the upper hand. Your opponent will find it difficult to get rid of this card because it weakens any attack by two points. The card’s secondary ability also lets you challenge any ready characters if you play a song.