Disney Lorcana co-designer, Steve Warner, responded to Screen Rant 's query regarding how much they expect card banning to become part of the game's philosophy and how they will approach these decisions: At the moment there are no banned cards, but if we do choose to ban a card in the future, the most important factor will be whether or not the game is fun with a particular card or condition
You are going to close out games quickly if you can get her out on the board and questing
We've also tried to include cards you might actually run into or be able to purchase yourself, avoiding the most expensive MTG cards, stuff on the Reserved List that most players can't possibly afford
The Disney Lorcana Azurite Sea card list is full of surprises
Boros Energy decks in Modern have long used Seasoned Pyromancer as a way to sculpt their hands and put stats on the board
Springheart Nantuko can make copies of Dryad ArborDryad Arbor which will trigger Nantuko again when it enters
