Sorcerers Of The Magic Kingdom
When the new Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom game debuts at Magic Kingdom Theme Park in February, it will provide a new FREE activity for all Magic Kingdom visitors. Similar to the Kim Possible Adventures in Epcot, except instead of having the special "Kimmunicator," guests will receive 5 collectible trading cards that provide Spells that they can use to battle Disney Villains in 4 different lands: Main Street U.S.A, Adventureland, Fantasyland, and Frontierland.
The Spell cards are part of a set of 70 cards that are randomly distributed in packs of 5 with guests allowed to receive one pack per day. The Spell cards can be used over and over again, not just for that day. There are also 3 levels of scarcity for the cards from common to uncommon to rare. Some of the cards are pictured below.
When the new Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom game debuts at Magic Kingdom Park in February, it will be up to our guests to defeat Disney villains who are wreaking havoc through the theme park.
In this role-playing game, guests become Merlin’s apprentice sorcerers and embark on a quest to stop more than 20 Disney villains – including Hades and Cruella De Vil – from stealing one of the four shattered pieces of Merlin’s crystal ball. Armed with spells in the form of special cards, guests search for the magic symbols that lead them to villains’ hiding places in Adventureland, Fantasyland, Frontierland, and Main Street, U.S.A. Once there, apprentices use magic keys to reveal a villain’s hideout and use spell cards to stop them in their tracks.
According to the game’s developers, the cards really are the secret weapons of the game. There will be 70 different spell cards available and guests will receive five complimentary cards when they play. Each card features a different Disney character that offers a spell unique to him or her. Guests can use more than one card simultaneously, casting multiple spells at a villain at one time.
Some of the cards you may encounter include:
•Lumière’s Candle Blast – This card shows Belle’s favorite candlestick spurred on by his loyal ally, Cogsworth.
•Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride – This card shows Mr. Toad’s car careening through the underbrush.
•Prince Naveen’s Army of Frogs – This card shows Tiana’s prince enchanting his amphibian army to action.
•Rafiki’s Wisdom Stick – This card shows Simba’s counselor ready to imbue some knowledge on the enemy’s forehead.
•The Woozles’ Woozle Nightmare – This card shows a Woozle dreaming of his most delightful vision: A gang of other Woozles ready to bang some noggins.
I do have some additional details for guests who want to collect or trade these cards. The 70 cards are divided into nine different spell classes, such as Princess cards, Hero cards or Warrior cards. In addition, all cards are marked with one of three designations – a star symbol, which indicates a rare card; a moon symbol, which signifies an uncommon card; and a planet symbol, which indicates a common card.
Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom will debut in late February and is included in the cost of theme park admission.
Collecting trading cards are so enjoyable pastime to do. I remember my childhood days when I also play with game cards inspired by the cartoon Yugi-Oh. I love the characters such as monsters, knights and wizards on the said card and how it is being played.