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Format Coconut: Lorcana's New Multiplayer Format, Explained

Ravensburger has put a singleton, three-ink, 25-lore multiplayer format into open beta with 18 new [Coconut] cards. Here are the full deckbuilding rules, every beta card with live pricing, how to try it this week, and what singleton demand does to card prices.

By the InkSight desk · Published July 28, 2026

Open beta · not an official format launch

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Ravensburger announced [Format Coconut] today, July 28, 2026 — a new multiplayer format for Disney Lorcana built around a single signature card, three ink colours, and a deck where almost everything is limited to one copy. It is live now as an open beta, not a finished product: the 18 beta [Coconut] cards are digital-only, browsable in the Disney Lorcana companion app, and Ravensburger says they will be adjusted based on player feedback.

Format Coconut is designed for 3-4 players and games run to 25 lore rather than the usual 20. The name is a placeholder — the brackets in [Format Coconut] and [Coconut] are Ravensburger's own signal that neither name is final.

  • 60+Minimum deck size
  • 1Copy of every card except your Coconut character
  • 3Ink colours allowed per deck
  • 25Lore to win
  • 3-4Players per game
  • 18Beta Coconut cards (3 per ink)

Deck and game figures as published by Ravensburger on July 28, 2026. Beta rules are subject to change.

The deckbuilding rules

  1. Pick one [Coconut] card. It sits outside your deck as your signature card and defines the deck. There are 18 to choose from in the beta, three in each ink.
  2. Match at least one ink to your Coconut. Your deck may use up to three ink colours, and one of them must be your Coconut card's ink.
  3. Build at least 60 cards, singleton. Every card in the deck is limited to a single copy — with one exception.
  4. The exception: your Coconut's character. Each [Coconut] card names an existing Lorcana character and reads "You can have up to 4 copies of [this character] in your deck." That one character, and only that one, can be run as a playset.
Format Coconut deckbuilding flow Four steps: choose one Coconut card, match at least one of up to three inks to it, build sixty or more cards as singleton, and run up to four copies of your Coconut's named character. 1 Choose 1[Coconut] card18 options 2 Up to 3 inksone must matchyour Coconut 3 60+ cardssingleton —1 copy of each 4 One exceptionup to 4 copies ofyour named character
Format Coconut deckbuilding, start to finish. Scroll the diagram sideways on a phone.

How a game plays

Games are built for 3-4 players and run to 25 lore. Your [Coconut] card is not shuffled into your deck — it sits alongside it as the deck's signature card, so the character it names is effectively your reliable engine in a format where nothing else can be drawn twice.

All 18 beta Coconut cards

Three per ink. Each Coconut names an existing Lorcana character and grants the playset exception for it, so the printed card below is the one your Coconut deck would actually want four copies of. Prices are TCGplayer Market Price from our daily snapshot — the card shown is the standard printing we track, not a Coconut card (Coconut cards are digital-only in the beta).

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  • Ariel — Spectacular Singer (The First Chapter Super Rare)
    ArielSpectacular Singer
    The First Chapter · Super Rare
    $0.88Verified

    Coconut ability: Whenever a Princess character of yours sings a song, gain lore equal to her lore value.

    Buy on TCGplayer
  • Pocahontas — Peacekeeper (Winterspell Legendary)
    PocahontasPeacekeeper
    Winterspell · Legendary
    $18.84Verified

    Coconut ability: Once during your turn, choose a character. Until the start of your next turn they get +1 lore, can't challenge, and must quest if able.

    Buy on TCGplayer
  • Stitch — Rock Star (The First Chapter Super Rare)
    StitchRock Star
    The First Chapter · Super Rare
    $0.46Moderate

    Coconut ability: Once during your turn, play a character costing 2 or less from your hand for free; with a Stitch in play you may play one from your discard instead.

    Buy on TCGplayer

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  • Moana — Curious Explorer (Winterspell Legendary)
    MoanaCurious Explorer
    Winterspell · Legendary
    $6.64Verified

    Coconut ability: During your turn, with a Moana, Heihei or Pua in play, you may ink an additional card.

    Buy on TCGplayer
  • Mufasa — Ruler of Pride Rock (Shimmering Skies Legendary)
    MufasaRuler of Pride Rock
    Shimmering Skies · Legendary
    $1.53Thin data

    Coconut ability: Once per game, pay 5 ink to put the top 3 cards of your deck into your inkwell facedown and exerted.

    Buy on TCGplayer
  • Nick Wilde — Wily Fox (Rise of the Floodborn Uncommon)
    Nick WildeWily Fox
    Rise of the Floodborn · Uncommon
    $0.11Thin data

    Coconut ability: You may run up to 4 copies of the item Pawpsicle; once during your turn, banish 4 of your items to gain 4 lore.

    Buy on TCGplayer

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Ability text is the [Coconut] card's ability. Card images and prices refer to the existing Lorcana printing each Coconut names. Prices are a daily snapshot, not live quotes.

Tracking the format? Add all 18 named characters to your watchlist and we'll show you their daily moves in one place.

How to try it

WhereWhat you getWhen
Disney Lorcana companion app Browse every [Coconut] card plus a digital lore counter for tracking games to 25. From July 28, 2026Open beta
Gen Con, Indianapolis Walk-up Dev Tables and Social Hour events — play the format with Ravensburger's team on site. July 30 – Aug 2, 2026Scheduled
gamescom, Cologne Two dedicated Format Coconut tables on the show floor. Aug 26 – 30, 2026Scheduled
Format Coconut Discord channel Dedicated channel for beta feedback, decklists and finding a pod. OngoingOngoing

Event windows are dated so this table stays accurate as they pass — finished events are shown as concluded rather than upcoming.

What singleton means for card prices

This is where a format announcement stops being news and starts being a market event. Four things follow directly from the rules above:

Copies demanded per deck: Constructed versus Format Coconut In Constructed a played card is typically bought four times per deck. In Format Coconut every card is bought once, except the character named by your Coconut card, which is still bought up to four times. Copies of one card a single deck buys Constructed playset Coconut deck, any normal card Coconut deck, named character
Singleton flattens per-card demand — except for the one character your Coconut card names.
  1. Singleton flattens playset demand. A Constructed deck buys four copies of a staple. A Coconut deck buys one. If Coconut absorbs play time, that is a structurally smaller order for the same card.
  2. The 18 named characters are the exception. They are the only cards in the format that a deck still buys four of, and 18 specific characters now have a reason to be bought as playsets that they did not have yesterday.
  3. Breadth beats depth. A 60-card singleton deck needs 60 different cards. That pulls demand toward wide, cheap card pools — bulk commons and uncommons that Constructed ignores — rather than concentrating it on a handful of chase rares.
  4. Digital-only caps the immediate effect. The Coconut cards themselves cannot be bought, sold or graded. Nothing about this announcement creates a new physical collectible today.
Read this before you buy anything

This is a beta of an unofficial, unreleased format. Ravensburger has said the Coconut cards will change based on feedback and has described physical printings only as a "someday" possibility. Any price move in the next few weeks is speculation on a format that may not ship in this shape. We are not forecasting price targets for these cards, and we will not publish one until we have real snapshot data showing a sustained move.

We'll track the 18 named characters in our daily snapshots. If singleton demand shows up in the data, it will show up there first — as a sustained move in market price, not as a one-day spike on thin volume.

Frequently asked questions

What is Format Coconut?

[Format Coconut] is a new multiplayer Disney Lorcana format announced by Ravensburger on July 28, 2026. You build a deck of at least 60 cards around a single [Coconut] card, using up to three ink types, with every card except your Coconut character limited to one copy. Games are played to 25 lore and designed for 3-4 players.

Can I play Format Coconut now?

Yes, in open beta. All Coconut cards are browsable in the Disney Lorcana companion app from July 28, 2026, which also carries a digital lore counter. In person, there are walk-up Dev Tables and Social Hour events at Gen Con Indianapolis (July 30 to August 2) and two tables at gamescom Cologne (August 26 to 30). There is also a dedicated Format Coconut Discord channel.

How many cards are in a Format Coconut deck?

At least 60 cards, built around one [Coconut] card and using up to three ink types, one of which must match your Coconut card's ink.

Can you use 4 copies of a card in Format Coconut?

Only one card: the existing Lorcana character tied to your [Coconut] card. You may run up to 4 copies of that character. Every other card in the deck is limited to a single copy.

Is Format Coconut official?

Not yet. Ravensburger has launched it as an open beta, not an official format launch. The Coconut cards will be adjusted based on player feedback, and physical printings are described only as a 'someday' possibility.

Sources

Ravensburger's [Format Coconut] announcement and beta rules, published July 28, 2026, plus the Disney Lorcana companion app beta listing. Card images and prices are from InkSight's daily TCGplayer snapshot, last updated 2026-07-25.

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