DLC Season 2: Regional Prize Cards

The second Disney Lorcana Challenge (or "DLC") season in 2025-2026 expanded on the foundation established in the game's inaugural competitive year, with a broader international circuit and a more developed progression from regional events to championship-level competition. Players competed across North America, Europe, Latin America, and Asia, with prize and qualification structures adapted in some cases to the size and format of each regional circuit. The season continued to emphasize both participation and competitive achievement, rewarding players at progressively higher performance thresholds while providing pathways to Continentals and ultimately the World Championship. The following cards were awarded at the regional DLC events.

Prize Structure:

• Mickey Mouse - Brave Little Tailor (5/C1, Gold Serialized): Top finishers -- initially Top 8 at larger events and Top 4 at smaller events.
• Elsa - Ice Maker: Generally Top 32 at larger Challenges / Top 16 at smaller events.
• Simba - Pride Protector: Generally Top 64 at larger Challenges / Top 32 at smaller events.
• Mulan - Charging Ahead: Reach a match-win threshold at some events. Essentially Season 2’s first "earned" prize above simple participation, but the exact qualification threshold varied by event and region. In the initial Season 2 prize announcement, Ravensburger described Mulan as a reward for five match wins in the DLC main event, and that five-win structure was used at some events. As the season progressed, however, many DLCs lowered the requirement to three match wins, making Mulan an attainable performance milestone for a much broader group of competitors. Milwaukee and Bologna, for example, explicitly awarded the foil Mulan after three match wins, as did Richmond, Indianapolis, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taipei and São Paulo.
• Pegasus - Gift for Hercules: Participation at DLC events.

Ravensburger scaled the prize thresholds for the top cards to the competitive structure of each region/event. The cards represented roughly comparable tiers of accomplishment, but not necessarily identical numerical finishing positions worldwide. In the large NA/EU DLCs, Simba/Elsa meant Top 64/Top 32; in smaller Asian events, they could represent Top 32/Top 16 or even Top 16/Top 8.