The Most Expensive Cards in Disney Lorcana: Into the Inklands

From the cult classic Treasure Planet, Morph is a fan-favorite character. This alternate art is super playful and full of joy. At the same time, Mimicry allows you to play any character with Shift on top of Morph, which allows you to set up your board faster. 

Robin Hood is an iconic character that is beloved for his "eat the rich" mentality. As a sneaky fox, he has a lot of good abilities in Champion of Sherwood. Skilled Combatant means you gain two lore every time you banish another character in a challenge. And if you are banished, you can draw a card. This will deter opponents from wanting to banish you in some cases while also giving you some great options meanwhile. 

Just as the name implies, Chernabog - Evildoer's alternate art has an intense, dark look that will intimidate opponents. He also has the abilities to match, making it easier to draw characters and get a board setup going in late game and possibly turn the match in your favor. 

It's no surprise to see a Mickey card in here. The classic mascot is a must-have for collectors. The ability to play a character for free is also nice. 

There is no denying how gorgeous this alternate art is. The whimsical lines and turquois colors are enchanting. And who doesn't like Gramma Tala, who told Moana to follow her dreams and explore the oceans? But Gramma Tala continues to have tricks up her sleeve, allowing you to gain one lore every time a card is put in your inkwell. With eight willpower, you can expect this benefit to last you quite a while as well. 

Maleficent has continued to grace plenty of Lorcana cards throughout the last three sets, making her an icon of the TCG. Collectors will be all over this eerie alternate art, which shows Maleficent mid-spell. Dark Knowledge is also great for draw power while Divination lets you move one damage counter to an opposing character whenever you draw a card. That synergy is quite evil. 

Scrooge is a classic Disney character that's known for his cash money and spoiled grandsons. In Lorcana, Scrooge lets you play an item for free if he banishes another character. The simple yet bold art is making this card quite desirable even if you don't play competitively. 

Atlantis is a forgotten treasure in Disney's archives and Kida is always the star character. In this alternate art, she is seen sacrificing herself like she did during the movie's dramatic climax. It's definitely a must-have for collectors. Her ability makes all characters in play, both yours and your opponents, lose three attack power on the turn she's played. 

This card art is fantastic, featuring Jafar staring heroically into the distance. As a Floodborn, it looks like this may be what could have happened if Jafar got the wishes from the Genie instead of Aladdin. On top of its powerful art, Jafar has some interesting mechanics. Whenever you draw a card, you gain one lore, making Jafar have some wicked synergy with draw power-focused characters and items. 

This card is the most expensive from the set and you will only find it for incredible prices right now. It's going for up to $540 at the moment. The card art is intoxicating, featuring Ursula with her two fishy henchmen as she sings a sinister song. The ability states that you may play a song again for free, giving you a ton of extra options on your turn.