Attack of the Vine Spoiler Digest: Lorcana S13 Card Reveals & Analysis

Spoiler season for Attack of the Vine, Lorcana’s 13th set, has started. We log every officially revealed card here, put the text in plain English, and give you a one-line read on what it actually does. New reveals get added at the top as they drop, so bookmark it and check back.

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The opening reveals all point at one idea: discarding a card can be an advantage, not a cost. Together they make a tidy little Emerald/Steel engine. (Magic players: it’s a lot like Madness, or the newer Mayhem, except the cards aren’t exiled, so they keep coming back.) Full breakdown in our Emerald/Steel Discard Engine deep-dive.

Mother Gothel — Evil as Ever · Emerald · 2 ink · 3/3 · Villain

Mummy’s Back: During your turn, when you discard this card, you may play her from your discard. (You pay all costs.) Why it matters: discarding Gothel isn’t a loss, it’s a setup. Any “discard a card” effect turns her into a 3/3 body you simply replay.

Rapunzel — Escaping the Tower · Emerald · 1 ink · 2/1 · Hero · Princess

The Call of Adventure: Once during your turn, you may discard a card to give her +1 ⚔ and Evasive until the start of your next turn. Why it matters: a 1-drop that turns “discard a card” into an unblockable attacker, and it’s the engine that feeds Gothel and Look What You’ve Done.

Look What You’ve Done · Steel · 2 ink · Action

Deal 2 damage to chosen character. During your turn, when you discard this card, you may play it from your discard. (You pay all costs.) Why it matters: removal that survives the bin. Pitch it to a discard outlet and you still get the 2 damage.

Rapunzel & Flynn Rider — Unlikely Pair · Emerald/Steel · 5 ink (or Shift 3) · 4/4 · Team

Clever Swap: Whenever this character quests, you may draw a card, then choose and discard a card. Fresh Start: During your turn, whenever you discard a character card, you may play that character from your discard. (You pay all costs.) Why it matters: this is the payoff that ties the whole package together: a built-in discard outlet (Clever Swap) and a rule that lets any discarded character come right back (Fresh Start). It even Shifts onto the 1-cost Rapunzel above for 3 ink.

You Broke My Smolder · Steel · 1 ink · Action

Discard your hand. Draw 2 cards. Why it matters: the cheap fuel the engine wanted. With Fresh Start out, you dump a hand full of characters, replay them all from the discard, and draw two fresh cards. On its own it’s a desperate refuel; alongside the anchor it’s an explosive turn.

What we’re watching: Emerald plus Steel now has a genuine discard engine, not just a combo: multiple discard outlets (including a 1-cost “discard your hand, draw 2”), payoff bodies, removal, and a universal “discard a character, replay it” anchor. It’s the most exciting brew of early spoiler season. Discard still isn’t a real archetype in the current meta, so we’ll see if more support pushes it over the top, and we’ll add every new piece here as it drops.

Attack of the Vine releases July 24, 2026.

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