Format Coconut decks,
built for your game night.
Format Coconut is Lorcana's official multiplayer format, now in open beta from Ravensburger: 3 to 4 players, 60-card decks with only one copy of each card, up to three inks, first to 25 lore wins. Every deck is built around a Coconut, a special always-on ability you choose free in the official Lorcana companion app.
One copy of everything
Sixty different cards means no two games play alike. The deck stays fresh for months.
Built around a character
Pick the Coconut you love, and the whole deck plays to that character's theme.
Made for the table
Tuned for 3 to 4 player games: big sweeps, card draw, and comeback plays. Not a two-player deck in disguise.
The first wave is in production
We are building our first ready-to-play Coconut decks now: real 60-card singleton builds with strategy notes, sleeved and packed the same way we build everything else. They are not on sale yet. Drop your email and you will hear the moment the first wave is ready, before anyone else.
Which one do you want first?
These are the decks we are building, each one led by a different Coconut. None of them are on sale yet and the lists are still being tuned and played out. Pick the ones you want and we will email you when that specific deck is ready. Telling us which you want is also how we decide what to build first.
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Hundred Acre Wood
Draw engineLed by Winnie the Pooh - Hunny Wizard
Plain characters played for value. Every one of them draws you a card, so a board that looks unassuming is really a card-advantage engine.
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The Hustle
Lore burstLed by Nick Wilde - Wily Fox
Build a shelf of cheap items, then cash four of them in for four lore at once. It gains lore without ever attacking anybody, which matters at a four-player table.
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Seven Dwarfs' Mine
Tribal payoffLed by Snow White - Merry as the Morning
Collect one of each of the seven dwarfs, flip the switch once, and every character you control quests for two more for the rest of the game.
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Treasure Planet
LocationsLed by John Silver - Greedy Treasure Seeker
Locations as an engine, which almost nobody is doing. Every one you control makes John Silver bigger, harder to damage and worth another point of lore.
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Small Time
TempoLed by Stitch - Rock Star
A free two-drop every single turn, from an ability nobody can remove. Fill the deck with cheap bodies that do something when they arrive and that becomes a real engine.
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One Good Ambush
One big turnLed by Robin Hood - Sneaky Sleuth
Chip every character at the table once, then quest with a Robin Hood who counts all of them. The whole deck is built around a single enormous turn.
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Second Star
SweepersLed by Tinker Bell - Giant Fairy
One damage kills almost nothing. Two damage kills a great deal. This turns every board-wide ping in Steel into a sweep across three opponents at once.
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Encore
SongsLed by Ursula - Deceiver of All
Every song Ursula sings resolves, then resolves again out of your discard for free. Doubling a card that hits all three opponents is the best rate in the format.
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Choir Practice
SongsLed by Ariel - Spectacular Singer
Singing a song costs no ink, and here it gains you lore on top. Two resources from one card, without ever attacking into three opponents who can answer.
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Paid in Full
ValueLed by Donald Duck - Fred Honeywell
Stack cards under your characters and get paid when the table kills them. Every banished body refunds you its whole pile.
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Pride Rock
Double turnsLed by Mufasa - Ruler of Pride Rock
Quest with Mufasa, ready your whole inkwell, and take a second full turn of cards. Once he sticks, every turn is two turns.
New to the format?
We write the most thorough Format Coconut guides anywhere, and we check every card and interaction against the current card data before publishing. Free, no signup.
- Format Coconut, Explained: Lorcana's New Multiplayer Format Lorcana's official multiplayer format is here in open beta: 60-card decks, one copy of everything, three inks, and a race to 25 lore. Here is how Format Coconut works, how deckbuilding changes, and why your bulk box just became interesting.
- How to Build a Format Coconut Deck A step-by-step guide to building your first 60-card Format Coconut deck: picking a Coconut, choosing your third ink, and the singleton math that decides whether your deck actually does what you built it to do.
- All 18 Format Coconut Leaders: Decks, Strengths and Weaknesses Every Coconut in the open beta, what kind of deck it actually wants to be, the archetypes it supports, and the honest weaknesses. Card text and interactions verified against the current Lorcana card data.
- The Format Coconut Report: August 2026 What 91 community Format Coconut decks actually show: which Coconuts are rising, the gap between the decks people brew and the decks people copy, and the two leaders nobody has built.