Disney Lorcana
Lorcana Ban List: Every Banned Card in Every Format
My Adventure Book is banned in Core Constructed from November 3, 2026. With Hiram Flaversham - Toymaker in Infinity and Bend to My Will in Format Coconut, that makes one banned card per format. Here is the full list as of November 10, 2026, every ban since 2025, and Ravensburger's reasons.
The Lorcana ban list, November 2026
Three cards are banned in Disney Lorcana as of November 10, 2026, one in each format that has a ban list. My Adventure Book and Bend to My Will were both banned on Tuesday, November 3, 2026; Hiram Flaversham - Toymaker has been banned in Infinity since March 26, 2026.
| Format | Banned card | Since | Card |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core Constructed | My Adventure Book | November 3, 2026 | Emerald item, set 13 (Attack of the Vine!) |
| Infinity Constructed | Hiram Flaversham - Toymaker | March 26, 2026 | Sapphire character, set 2 (Rise of the Floodborn) |
| Format Coconut (beta) | Bend to My Will | November 3, 2026 | Emerald action, set 6 (Azurite Sea) |
A ban covers one format only. My Adventure Book is still legal in Infinity, and Bend to My Will is legal in Infinity too (it rotated out of Core with Azurite Sea in July 2026). Sealed, Draft, Pack Rush and Preconstructed use product opened at the event, so they have no banned list. Ravensburger's November 3 announcement →
Why My Adventure Book was banned in Core
My Adventure Book is a 3-cost Emerald item from Attack of the Vine!, the July 2026 set. For 1 ink and exerting it, you reveal the top card of your deck: a non-character card (or a character named Kevin) goes into your hand, and anything else goes to the bottom. In a deck with few characters, that is close to an extra card every turn.
That is the pattern Ravensburger banned. Alyson Erb, its Play Design Manager, wrote that the card "provided too much consistency for decks that play very few or, in some cases, no characters" and "promoted a deck-building strategy that avoids characters and focuses almost entirely on items and actions." The announcement adds that those decks "have broken too far away from the fun and dynamic play principles" the team designs for.
The ban took effect the day it was announced. Lorcana tournaments and Core Constructed events at Ravensburger Game Hub stores "will no longer accept deck lists with this card included." Ravensburger named no other Core card it is watching. Core Constructed: legal sets, rotation and bans →
Bend to My Will, banned in Format Coconut
Bend to My Will is a 7-cost Emerald action from Azurite Sea that reads, in full, "Each opponent discards all cards in their hand." In a two-player game that is one opponent. In Format Coconut, Lorcana's multiplayer beta played to 25 lore, it empties two or three hands at once.
Lukas Litzsinger, the Lead Game Designer, wrote that the card "grinds games to a halt when it is played": "All other players begin to top deck, and any plans they may have had are completely obliterated in an instant!" Because Coconut games run to 25 lore against several opponents, he said it is "much more likely to be played in a [Coconut] game than a head-to-head one." The ban "only applies to [Format Coconut] and no other formats," and the team said no other Coconut card currently concerns it.
Other discard cards stay legal in Coconut; the announcement says none hits "to the extent of Bend to My Will." Format Coconut's rules and Coconut cards →
Infinity Constructed: Hiram Flaversham - Toymaker
Infinity's list is still one card. Ravensburger banned Hiram Flaversham - Toymaker in Infinity Constructed on March 26, 2026, almost a year after his Core ban, and the November 3 list repeats it.
Hiram is a 4-cost Sapphire character from Rise of the Floodborn. When you play him and whenever he quests, you may banish one of your items to draw 2 cards, which in a deck of cheap items is a lot of cards for very little. Steve Warner wrote that he "continues to create an insurmountable resource gap" and that Ravensburger wanted Infinity "to be full of diverse strategies." Infinity Constructed and its card pool →
Every Lorcana ban so far
Ravensburger has made five bans in three announcements since the game launched in August 2023. The first came about 20 months in.
The April 8, 2025 bans were Core's first. Ravensburger said opponents' "inability" to interact with Hiram "felt less enjoyable" than it wanted, and that "Fortisphere was banned because we feel it placed too much emphasis on players using items in Steel." The two fed each other: Fortisphere is a 1-cost item that draws a card when you play it, and Hiram turns items into cards.
Both of those cards later left Core with their sets, when sets 1 to 4 rotated out with Fabled, which is why the Core list read "No current banned cards" until November 2026. Four of the five bans have hit an item or a card that feeds on items: Fortisphere, Hiram twice, and now My Adventure Book.
Where the ban list applies
The ban list applies to Ravensburger's sanctioned play: Disney Lorcana tournaments and competitive events at Ravensburger Game Hub stores that use the banned format. In Core, that includes the Hyperia City Set Championships, which run in Core Constructed on weekends from January 2 to 24, 2027, so My Adventure Book can't be in a deck at any of them.
Go by the announcement, not the Tournament Rules PDF, for now. As of November 10, 2026, the Tournament Rules on Ravensburger's Resources page are still the July 14, 2026 version, whose section 1.6.2 says Core has "No current banned cards." The November 3 ban list is newer.
Format Coconut is an open beta, so its ban covers games played to Ravensburger's beta rules, mostly casual tables and store casual nights. Kitchen-table games follow whatever your group agrees. Every Lorcana format, explained →
What a ban means for the cards you own
A banned card is still a Lorcana card. When it banned Hiram and Fortisphere, Ravensburger said they "are not removed from the game" and encouraged players to use them "against friends and family," and it said the same of Hiram in March 2026. My Adventure Book can still go in an Infinity deck, and Bend to My Will in an Infinity deck or any casual multiplayer game.
The price barely moved, because My Adventure Book was never expensive. In TurnZero HQ's daily TCGplayer prices (republished by Lorcast), the regular copy was $0.07 on November 3 and $0.09 on November 10, 2026: bulk both days. The foil fell from $0.47 to $0.38 over the same week, continuing a slide from $0.55 in mid-October. Bend to My Will's regular copy held at $0.24 and its foil went from $1.13 to $1.15. Our price history starts September 29, 2026, so it can't show the earlier bans.
My Adventure Book
Attack of the Vine! #106
Regular $0.07 to $0.09, foil $0.47 to $0.38, November 3 to 10, 2026.
Bend to My Will
Azurite Sea #93
Regular $0.24 all week, foil $1.13 to $1.15, November 3 to 10, 2026.
If you keep your cards in TurnZero HQ's Lorcana collection tracker, search your library for My Adventure Book to see how many copies you own before you rebuild a Core deck. One caveat: on November 10, 2026 the card catalog still marked My Adventure Book as Core-legal and Hiram as Infinity-legal, so the Deck Lab's legality check and the card pages won't flag either ban yet. Check this list before an event.
Frequently Asked Questions
What cards are banned in Disney Lorcana?
As of November 10, 2026, one card per format: My Adventure Book in Core Constructed (from November 3, 2026), Hiram Flaversham - Toymaker in Infinity Constructed (from March 26, 2026) and Bend to My Will in Format Coconut, the multiplayer beta (from November 3, 2026). Sealed, Draft and the other Limited formats have no banned list.
Why was My Adventure Book banned?
Ravensburger said it "provided too much consistency for decks that play very few or, in some cases, no characters" and "promoted a deck-building strategy that avoids characters and focuses almost entirely on items and actions." The ban took effect in Core Constructed on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Is My Adventure Book banned in Infinity?
No. The November 3, 2026 update banned it in Core Constructed only, and Ravensburger's ban list that day still shows Hiram Flaversham - Toymaker as Infinity's only banned card. My Adventure Book is legal in Infinity and Format Coconut.
Why is Bend to My Will banned in Coconut?
Its effect is "Each opponent discards all cards in their hand," and in a three- or four-player game that hits every other player at once. Ravensburger said it "grinds games to a halt" and leaves everyone else top-decking, which lengthens games played to 25 lore. The ban applies only to Format Coconut.
Is Fortisphere still banned?
No list includes it now. Fortisphere was banned in Core Constructed on April 8, 2025, then left Core when its set, Ursula's Return, rotated out. It was never banned in Infinity, so it is legal there.
Can I still play a banned card?
Yes, outside events that use the banned format. When it banned Hiram and Fortisphere, Ravensburger said the cards "are not removed from the game" and encouraged players to use them against friends and family. A ban also covers only its own format: My Adventure Book is still legal in Infinity.
Does the Tournament Rules document list My Adventure Book?
Not yet. The Tournament Rules on Ravensburger's Resources page are still the July 14, 2026 version, which says Core has no banned cards. The November 3, 2026 announcement is newer and its ban list is the one events follow.
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