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Orion’s Cards & Collectibles is a vibrant, community-focused trading card game (TCG) specialty store located in San Antonio, Texas. Specializing in Pokémon TCG, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, and other popular collectibles, we provide an extensive selection of singles, sealed product, vintage cards, graded gems (PSA submissions), and accessories. Our recent expansion into wholesale distribution partnerships (including ACD approval) allows us to offer competitive pricing, fresh inventory, and unique chase cards that draw enthusiasts from across the region. What sets Orion’s apart is our dedication to building a welcoming, inclusive space for players of all ages and skill levels. Our clean, well-lit retail space features dedicated play tables, comfortable seating, and a family-friendly atmosphere ideal for organized play events, casual games, prereleases, and tournaments. We actively host weekly events, league nights, and community gatherings, fostering a loyal local player base while attracting new players through educational demos, deck-building workshops, and family-oriented activities. As a growing local business with strong ties to the San Antonio hobby community, we emphasize exceptional customer service, fair trading/buying practices (including competitive lot purchases), and seamless integration of Disney Lorcana into our offerings. Our knowledgeable staff are passionate TCG experts ready to support new Illumineers with product knowledge, rules guidance, and event organization. We are fully committed to meeting all Hobby Store Program standards — including a standalone commercial retail location in good repair — and are excited to bring the magic of Disney Lorcana to South Texas through regular events, promotions, and community engagement. Orion’s Cards is more than a store — it’s a hub for collectors, competitors, and families to connect over shared passions. We look forward to partnering with Ravensburger to illuminate the Lorcana experience in San Antonio!

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