Lorcana bans My Adventure Book in Core Constructed

Ravensburger banned My Adventure Book in Disney Lorcana Core Constructed on November 3, 2026, effective the same day, according to the official Disney Lorcana announcement. It also banned Bend to My Will in Format Coconut, the multiplayer format still in open beta. Here is what changed, why, what it means for your deck, and what the banned cards are worth in Canada.

The Lorcana ban list as of November 3, 2026

The Core ban applies to every Core Constructed tournament and event at Ravensburger Game Hub stores: they "will no longer accept deck lists with this card included." The announcement gives no time of day, only that the ban is "in effect as of Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026."

Each ban covers one format only. My Adventure Book stays legal in Infinity, and Bend to My Will stays legal in Infinity, the only other format it can be played in. Ravensburger says the Coconut ban "only applies to [Format Coconut] and no other formats."

What My Adventure Book does

My Adventure Book is a 3-cost Emerald item from Attack of the Vine!, the set released on July 17, 2026. Its ability, New Memories, reads: "Reveal the top card of your deck. If it's a non-character card or a character card named Kevin, put it into your hand. Otherwise, put it on the bottom of your deck." Using it costs 1 ink and exerting the item, so once per turn.

In a deck full of characters, many reveals miss. In a deck with almost no characters, nearly every reveal is a free card, every turn, for 1 ink. That is the deck Ravensburger targeted.

Why Ravensburger banned My Adventure Book

Alyson Erb, Play Design Manager, gives the reason in the announcement:

• "My Adventure Book provided too much consistency for decks that play very few or, in some cases, no characters."
• "The item promoted a deck-building strategy that avoids characters and focuses almost entirely on items and actions."
• "Characters cards have always been at the heart of our game, and we want to encourage strategies that allow character cards to shine."

The team also says these decks "are not always the strongest or most competitive". This was not a ban on the best deck in Core. It was a ban on a way of playing that Ravensburger does not want in the format, decided "after examining community feedback and the decks My Adventure Book is being utilized in."

Why Bend to My Will is banned in Format Coconut

Format Coconut is Ravensburger's multiplayer format, in open beta since August, where decks are built "around one special, spotlighted character card" and games are played to 25 lore against several opponents. Ravensburger's beta announcement explains the format.

Bend to My Will is a 7-cost Emerald action that reads: "Each opponent discards all cards in their hand." Against three opponents, one card empties three hands. Lukas Litzsinger, Lead Game Designer, says it "grinds games to a halt when it is played" and that "All other players begin to top deck." Because Coconut games are longer and have more opponents, he adds, it "is much more likely to be played in a [Coconut] game than a head-to-head one." No other Coconut card is under watch for now.

What it means for your Core deck

If your Core deck plays My Adventure Book, you need to replace it before your next event: the store will refuse the deck list. What to put in its place depends on why you played it.

• In a deck with few or no characters, the book was the engine that found your next item or action every turn. Without it the deck draws less, and Ravensburger's message is clear: it wants decks built around characters. If you keep the deck, add characters, and watch the next ban update.
• In a regular Emerald deck with characters, the book was a weaker card already, since every character it reveals goes to the bottom. Replace it with your best 3-cost character or item. Your deck changes very little.

Ravensburger's own sign-off: "Thanks for the adventurous deck building; now go build new ones!"

Prices of the banned cards in Canada

Prices are Kontora market prices on November 3, 2026, converted at the Bank of Canada rate of 1 USD = 1.398 CAD.

My Adventure Book is an uncommon and was already almost worthless, so the ban costs owners next to nothing. Ban news usually pushes a played card down, but at 10 cents there is little left to lose. If you own copies, there is no reason to rush a sale. Keep them for Infinity or for your collection.

Does the ban change Attack of the Vine! or Hyperia City sealed prices?

No. One uncommon does not move the price of a booster box. Booster box value comes from the rarest cards, the Enchanted cards and the top Legendaries, and none of them are affected.

Hyperia City does not include My Adventure Book, and the ban changes nothing in that set. For its top cards, see our guide to the most valuable Hyperia City cards.

FAQ

Is My Adventure Book banned in Lorcana?

Yes, in Core Constructed only, since November 3, 2026. Ravensburger Game Hub stores no longer accept Core deck lists with the card. It stays legal in Infinity Constructed.

Why was My Adventure Book banned?

Ravensburger says it "provided too much consistency for decks that play very few or, in some cases, no characters" and promoted decks built almost entirely on items and actions. The team wants strategies where characters stay at the heart of the game.

Is Bend to My Will banned?

Only in Format Coconut, the multiplayer format in open beta, since November 3, 2026. Ravensburger says the ban "only applies to [Format Coconut] and no other formats," so the card stays legal in Infinity.

What cards are banned in Disney Lorcana right now?

As of November 3, 2026: My Adventure Book in Core Constructed, Hiram Flaversham - Toymaker in Infinity Constructed (banned since March 26, 2026), and Bend to My Will in Format Coconut.