Enchanted cards are collector-focused special printings represented in the simulator's imported Lorcana data. They generally differ from normal cards by using special artwork or presentation, and the app treats them as chase outcomes when they are present in a selected set.
How Enchanted differs from regular rarity
Most cards in the app are ordinary gameplay printings with regular rarities such as Common, Rare, or Legendary. Enchanted printings are represented differently in the data and are handled by the display utilities as alternate-art style chase cards. They appear with treatment labels and are sorted near the top of strong-pull summaries.
That does not mean every visually interesting card is Enchanted. The app also recognises foil, cold foil, alternate art, Epic, and Iconic when the imported fields support those labels. The safest way to interpret a card is to inspect the rarity and treatment shown in the card preview or checklist.
How Enchanted cards appear in the simulator
The pack opener receives pack results from the backend. In the current model documented by the frontend, Enchanted cards are treated as rare foil-or-special-slot outcomes. If the chosen set has no imported Enchanted printings, the simulator should not be able to pull one for that set.
In booster-box mode, Enchanted cards are still not guaranteed. The Current Box recap sorts stronger pulls first so an Enchanted is easy to find after reveal, but the recap does not add extra cards or change the underlying pack result.
How to browse Enchanted cards
Start with the Sets page if you want to see which imported cards are available in a specific set. You can also use card search with the word Enchanted, then open card previews from the results. The homepage carousel may show Enchanted and Iconic cards from the imported card pool, but it is a showcase rather than a complete checklist.
What not to infer
The simulator does not make price claims, investment claims, or purchase advice about Enchanted cards. A simulated Enchanted pull is a generated result for learning and entertainment. It does not say that a physical pack, box, store, print run, or product type will behave the same way.