Welcome back to your weekly dose of Lorcana excitement! This week's update is packed with highlights you won't want to miss. We're diving into the thrilling results from the Disney Lorcana Challenge: Seattle, unveiling stunning new Azurite Sea reveals, and sharing some exciting announcements that are sure to keep you on the edge of your seat. We've got plenty to cover, so let's dive right into the action!

Disney Lorcana Challenge Seattle Results

Disney Lorcana's last Challenge was held in none other than Seattle, the backyard of Ravensburger. This was my 3rd one I attended this year, and I must say, the improvements from Atlanta were in full effect. PPG Events really took feedback and grew exponentially and it was amazing to see all parties involved enjoying the last DLC of the season. Speaking of it being the last one, there was a lot of pressure to try and secure an invite to the US Continentals, to be hosted at a Disneyland resort in Anaheim, California on the weekend of January 10-12th, 2025.

DLC Seattle was a 1024+ event, which meant the following prizing was in effect:

• Early Check-In (day before event) - Event Promo
• Participation - Dragon Fire
• Swiss Performance (Roughly Top 128) - Let It Go
• Top 64 Players - Cinderella - Stouthearted
• Top 32 Players - Rapunzel - Gifted with Healing
• Top 16 Players - Rapunzel Playmat + Qualify for North American or European Championship (matching Challenge event's respective region)
• Top 8 Players - Serialized Mickey Mouse - Brave Little Tailor
• Top 4 Players - 2 Displays of Current Set + Prize Wall Tickets
• Top 2 Players - 2 Displays of Current Set + Prize Wall Tickets
• Winner - Challenge Trophy + Full Foil Set of Current Challenge Legal Set (Including Enchanted Cards)

After a grueling 9 rounds, and top 64 cut, our Disney Lorcana Challenge: Seattle winner was no other than Luke Goodwin, also known as vVonderland from Team Labyrinth! vVonderland took the event with a repeat of Emerald/Steel, giving the deck back to back wins from Vegas to Seattle. Here's a look at the list below:

Link to the decklist can be found here: https://dreamborn.ink/decks/YWd0KIFHgreIJB59dKq5

Some notable includes are Doc - Bold Knight to recover from a completely empty hand, Ba-Booms to counter in the mirror match, and Anna - Diplomatic Queen for some versatility in a variety of situations. We wish not only Luke, but the rest of the top 16 here and the rest of the other DLCs luck and success in California next year!

Oh, and don't forget! It has been confirmed that both the US and EU continentals will have last chance qualifiers (LCQs). Details on how those tournaments are a bit unclear at the moment, but we should get something more concrete soon.

Full Reveal of Azurite Seas!

Ravensburger has fully revealed the rest of the cards for their sixth upcoming set, Azurite Sea. You can update your app on both the App Store and Google Play to view not only the entire set, but the enchanted variants, promos, and more! The team and I at CoolStuffInc will be doing our top picks for each ink color to keep an eye on, so stay tuned for that. I'll leave you with two of my favorite cards that received enchanted treatments this set:

Set Championship Promo Unofficially Announced

On top of the full set reveal, we also got the set championship card spoiled. Whether or not this was intentional, at least we know what to expect in the next few months. Here's Scar - Heartless Hunter:

That's it for this week! What were your thoughts for the last DLC of the season? Did you expect Emerald/Steel to secure another win, or were you looking for something else? How about those last bit of reveals? What's your thoughts on the enchanted variants? Let's talk about it and more on X. Until next time, we'll see you next week on the Azurite Sea!