Creating Your Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom Deck
The craze for Disney's new Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom interactive game at Walt Disney World is growing quickly. Barely two months after it's official launch and there are collector sites, blogs, and rumors popping up across the web dedicated to this fun new attraction. Disney's Imagineers are still tweeking known game play problems, but the busy summer season is coming and more guests than every will be playing. If you're headed down to the Magic Kingdom and plan on playing, it's a good idea to learn a little about the cards.
At time of publication, Disney has told us that there will be a total of 70 different spell cards available in this first set. Below we've listed 60 of them, not including the variations on the cards, or the ultra exclusive 5x7 Cast Member Card. If you're a collector and want to get started, it can't hurt to make a copy of this list so that you can track your cards.
Lumiere's Candle Blast, Common Card
- Planet Cards - COMMON
1. Aurora's Rose Petals
2. Baloo's Coconut Cascade
3. Caballero Donald's Pinata
4. Dash's Whirlwind
5. Flower's Flowers
6. Gopher's Demolition Dynamite
7. Grumpy's Pummeling Pickaxe
8. Lumiere's Candle Blast
9. Mowgli's Swinging Vine
10. Mr. Toad's Wild Ride
11. Pocahontas's Colors of the Wind
12. Pongo's Soot Bucket
13. Prince Naveen's Army of Frogs
14. Pumbaa's Odorous Gas
15. Quasimodo's Bell
16. Rafiki's Wisdom Stick
17. The Blue Fairy's Wand Wish
18. The Woozles' Woozle Nightmare
19. Thumper's Mighty Thump
20. Tiana's Hot Sauce
The Fairy Godmother's Pumpkin Bash, Rare Star Card
- Star Cards - RARE
21. Apprentice Mickey's Broomsticks
22. Belle's Mountain Blizzard
23. Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blaster
24. Doris's Bowler Hat Attack
25. EVE's Laser Blast
26. Fa Mulan's Dragon Cannon
27. Flynn Rider's Flying Frying Pan
28. King Triton's Trident
29. Lythos's Rock Titan Boulder Throw
30. Maurice's Wood Chopper
31. Maximus' Horseshoes
32. Merlin's Fireball
33. Monstro's Water Spout
34. Nibs's Neverland Assault
35. Rapunzel's Hair Whip
36. Robin Hood's Magic Arrow
37. Simba's Roar
38. The Fairy Godmother's Pumpkin Bash
39. The Giant's Giant Stomp
40. Tinker Bell's Pixie Dust
41. Violet's Force Fields
42. Woody's Cowboy Lasso
Eeyore's Gloomy Cloud, Uncommon Moon Card
- Moon Cards - UNCOMMON
43. Aladdin's Lamp
44. Bolt's Super Bark
45. Cinderella's Magic Ribbon
46. Colonel Hathi's Righteous Stomp
47. Eeyore's Gloomy Cloud
48. Frozone's Ice Blast
49. Lightning McQueen's Ka-Chow
50. Mickey's Magic Beans
51. Mike's Grand Entrance
52. Pinocchio's Sawdust Blast
53. Prince Phillip's Enchanted Sword
54. Snow White's Housecleaning
55. The Headless Horseman's Exploding Jack-O-Lantern
56. The Mad Hatter's Tea Time
57. The Queen of Hearts's Card Army
58. The Sugar Plum Fairies' Dewdrop Spiderweb
59. WALL-E's Trash Crunch
60. Yen Sid's Sorcerers Hat
- Lightning Bolt Cards - ULTRA RARE
The last 10 cards in the set " Cards 61-70 were only handed out during testing. However, there have been hints from the Disney Parks Blog that they may come back into play over the next couple of weeks.
Sampling of Sorcerers Cards
Collect Them All:
Because the Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom Cards are handed out in randomly combined packs; it's always a good idea to have each member of your party pick up a pack of cards every day, even if not everyone is playing. This will not only increase your chances of completing your card deck, but undoubtedly offer you an excellent opportunity to make some trades.
The Sale of Cards:
Rumors are swirling that there may be booster packs for sale in the future, but nothing has been confirmed. At the moment the only "official" way to get Sorcerer's of the Magic Kingdom cards is to pick up your daily pack at the Firehouse, or to trade with other players. Unofficially, there's already a market for them on EBay, buyer beware.
Stay tuned for the next post in this series, where we discuss card trading tips and etiquette! Have you started your deck yet? Leave me a comment and let me know which one is your favorite!
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Geordon wrote on Sun, 05/06/2012 - 12:16:
I love playing trading card games. In fact, I used to be heavy into Magic: The Gathering but that was many years ago.
How do you play this game?
JeffC wrote on Sun, 05/06/2012 - 20:15:
We had a blast playing this over the last week. I'm a Master Sorcerer!!
We ended up getting 9 packs of cards during our trip and have about 30 or so uniques with the rest being duplicates. Dumb me didn't realize you could get a new pack every day until our 5th day there. Oops.
One secret tip we have - in addition to the Firehouse location, you can also get trained and pick up cards at a second Sorcerer recruiting station located by the Christmas Shoppe.
Most people see the sign at the entrance and wait there; if there is a line, it might save you time by heading to the Christmas Shoppe location. We did this a few times and while the line was out the door at the Firehouse, there was no one at the Christmas Shoppe.
Look for the Sorcerer Recruiting sign on the left as soon as you cross the bridge into Frontierland. The recruiting station is behind the shop.
Kristen K. wrote on Mon, 05/07/2012 - 11:41:
Great tip Master Sorcerer Jeff! Thanks so much!
Geordon - Check out our post on Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom basics!
http://www.wdwforgrownups.com/articles/basics-sorcerers-magic-kingdom
Polly Armer wrote on Sat, 08/04/2012 - 02:33:
Looking for cards and information I can use for my two grandsons.
Prince Philip is my favorite card....
Kristen K. wrote on Sat, 08/04/2012 - 17:36:
Hi Polly! Currently the only "official" place to get the cards is at the Magic Kingdom when you check in to play the game. However there is some selling and trading happening on EBay. Disney has a new home game that will be released soon.
disneynutcase wrote on Fri, 08/24/2012 - 15:13:
hey Kristen the home game is included in the booster packs that are being sold in the emporium by the barbors shop in the back ( when they are in stock, come in early when the park opens and limit of 5 for 12.99 each ) they sell out quick
i have 2 full sets of cards as well as beta ( rounded corners ) and cast member cards ( perferated sides )
Kristen K. wrote on Fri, 08/24/2012 - 17:31:
Fantastic! Thanks so much for the update DisneyNutCase!
Gil wrote on Thu, 04/28/2016 - 19:13:
Hey disneynutcase i have been looking for the cast member card im a new cast member and would love to have one for my collection how did u get one?
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