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The in-game story of Lorcana is a bit silly but it does help explain the game mechanics and how a battle as ridiculous as Mickey Mouse and Maleficent versus Tinkerbell and Maui could ever take place

You don't have to use Planechase cards to play with these decks, but if you want some truly wild, anything-can-happen moments in a less-serious game of Commander, they can add a lot of fun to the table

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That theme continues with the new card type, Locations, which we go into in a bit more detail in our how to use Location cards in Disney Lorcana guide

With the new Magic: The Gathering Innistrad Remastered sets, fans of the spooky and supernatural can rediscover classic cards with fresh new twists