The Best Competitive Disney Lorcana Decks in September
A big Disney Lorcana tournament recently wrapped up, with competitive TCG players showing off their decks at PPG Miami over the weekend. Looking to use the latest competitive Disney Lorcana decks? Here are the best decks at PPG Miami.
Emerald / Amethyst
This top 8 deck is focused on being evasive, countering more aggressive decks. It’s a pretty standard deck that’s focused on protecting the player’s board state while safely questing for lore.
Deck List:
- 3 x Olaf - Friendly Snowman
- 4 x Pascal - Rapunzel’s Companion
- 4 x Flynn Rider - Charming Rogue
- 3 x Megara - Pulling the Strings
- 4 x Maleficent - Sorcerer
- 2 x Rafiki - Mysterious Sage
- 4 x Cheshire Cat - Not All There
- 4 x Jasper - Common Crook
- 2 x Peter Pan - Never Landing
- 4 x Tinker Bell - Most Helpful
- 4 x Kuzco - Temperamental Emperor
- 4 x Mad Hatter - Gracious Host
- 3 x Genie - On the Job
- 3 x John Silver - Alien Pirate
- 1 x Befuddle
- 4 x Friends On the Other Side
- 3 x Mother Knows Best
Sapphire / Emerald
This top 8 deck has a lot of unexpected cards you probably haven’t seen too often in other lists, like the controversial Jasmine. This deck is great at dealing with aggro enemies while ramping as fast as possible. You’ll see a lot of cards that quest for a good amount of lore.
Deck List:
- 4 x Duke of Weselton - Opportunistic Official
- 4 x Flounder - Voice of Reason
- 4 x Flynn Rider - Charming Rogue
- 4 x Aurora - Regal Princess
- 2 x Philoctetes - Trainer of Heroes
- 4 x Cheshire Cat - Not All There
- 3 x Jasper - Common Crook
- 3 x Jasmine - Disguised
- 4 x Hans - Scheming Prince
- 4 x Tinker Bell - Most Helpful
- 4 x Kuzco - Temperamental Emperor
- 4 x Aurora - Dreaming Guardian
- 4 x Maleficent - Uninvited
- 2 x Develop Your Brain
- 4 x Let It Go
- 2 x Eye of the Fates
Amber / Steel Songs
This dominant deck has a focus on song cards, allowing the player to disrupt the opponent’s board and hand quite often. The characters in the deck are meant to have the right amount of ink costs to use song cards as often as possible, including the OP You Have Forgotten Me.
Deck List:
- 4 x Lilo - Making a Wish
- 4 x Stitch - New Dog
- 4 x Captain Hook - Forceful Duelist
- 4 x Simba - Future King
- 4 x Simba - Protective Cub
- 2 x Prince Eric - Dashing and Brave
- 4 x Ariel - Spectacular Singer
- 4 x Tinker Bell - Tiny Tactician
- 4 x Rapunzel - Gifted With Healing
- 2 x Beast - Hardheaded
- 2 x Captain Hook - Thinking a Happy Thought
- 2 x Stitch - Rockstar
- 4 x Tinker Bell - Giant Fairy
- 2 x Smash
- 2 x You Have Forgotten Me
- 4 x Be Our Guest
- 4 x Grab Your Swords
- 4 x A Whole New World
Ruby / Amethyst
There were actually a lot of Ruby / Amethyst decks in the top 8 of the PPG Miami tournament. This ink combo is often very aggressive, focused on challenging as soon and as hard as possible. Meanwhile, The Queen and Shield of Virtue are a great card combo for increasing draw power, ensuring you have more consistency. Once you have more cards in your hand, drop some Jafars to deal extra damage.
Each Ruby / Amethyst deck in the top 8 varied a little, but here’s an example from one of the competitors.
Deck List:
- 4 x Archimedes - Highly Educated Owl
- 4 x Gaston - Arrogant Hunter
- 4 x Maleficent - Sorcerer
- 3 x Rafiki - Mysterious Sage
- 3 x Jafar - Keeper of Secrets
- 3 x Pongo - Ol’ Rascal
- 2 x The Queen - Wicked and Vane
- 3 x Goofy - Daredevil
- 4 x Maui - Hero to All
- 4 x Aladdin - Heroic Outlaw
- 4 x Elsa - Spirit of Winter
- 2 x Mickey Mouse - Brave Little Tailor
- 4 x Maleficent - Monstrous Dragon
- 4 x Dragon Fire
- 4 x Friends on the Other Side
- 4 x Be Prepared
- 2 x Shield of Virtue
- 2 x Magic Mirror
