Description
Buy the English Disney Lorcana Winterspell Booster Box from Obsidia TCG and open a frosty display from the game’s eleventh set. Winterspell held its prerelease on 13 February 2026 and went on general sale on 20 February 2026, with more than 200 cards to collect.
What’s in the Lorcana Winterspell Booster Box
- 24 sealed Winterspell booster packs
- 12 randomised cards per pack, 288 cards in total
- Each pack: 6 common, 3 uncommon, 2 rare or higher cards and 1 foil card of any rarity
- English-language cards
The display contents are confirmed on the official Winterspell product page. Cards are randomly inserted, so no particular card is guaranteed, and duplicates are part of opening any box.
Set Highlights
Mickey’s Christmas Carol puts Scrooge McDuck and the ghost glimmers centre stage, while Lilo & Stitch: The Series adds Stitch, Angel, Reuben, Jumba and Pleakley. Pocahontas arrives with Meeko and Flit, The Fox and the Hound brings Copper, Tod and Big Mama, and Frozen returns with Elsa – Ice Artisan, Anna and Olaf. It’s a seasonal set that suits a winter gift for a Disney fan as well as the gaming table.
Booster Box or Illumineer’s Trove?
The Winterspell Illumineer’s Trove combines 8 booster packs with a storage box, lore counter and six damage dice, which helps a new player get organised. The booster box gives you three times as many packs, so it’s the better fit for building Core Constructed decks, since Winterspell is legal in the current rotation.
Buy the Lorcana Winterspell Booster Box from Obsidia TCG
We ship factory-sealed displays, packed with care in Doncaster. Order the Winterspell box today, or browse our English Disney Lorcana range, English trading cards and English booster boxes.
FAQs
How many packs are in the Lorcana Winterspell Booster Box?
Twenty-four packs of 12 cards, 288 cards in all.
Does it come with the Beast – Snowfield Troublemaker promo?
No, that promo was a local game store offer; this listing is the sealed 24-pack display only.
Is Winterspell legal in Core Constructed?
Yes, it’s part of the current Core rotation.
