The Curators Collection is only available at select Disney Parks and Disney Stores, or online in Australia, while stocks last: World of Disney at Disney Springs, Walt Disney World Resort, Florida Disneys Pin Traders at the Downtown Disney District, Disneyland Resort, California Disney Store, Oxford Street, London, England Disney Store, Grafton Street, Dublin, Ireland World of Disney at Disney Village, Disneyland Paris Disney Store online (Disneystore.com.au), Australia The exclusive playmats are usually available at the same select Disney Parks and Disney Stores, though stores dont tend to confirm stock until close to release
The world has "regions" called Inklands
I did rather want another four drop as you can see from the number I still had on my short list however none quite made the cut and two (for Birthing Pod purposes) seemed sufficient if not optimal
Floodgates are cards that stop one or both players from doing certain things in the game

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