Yes it would.
Indeed. A very reasonable question that made me contemplate banging my head vigorously against my desk.
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Tanis, your overlords give you a desk?
Oh hey, I totally missed this rule. I've banished the deck 2 armor loot in like my last 3 scenarios. Opps.
But surely the thread above says that's ok?
you banish it, so when you rebuild your deck, you have to take a basic armour to fill that slot.
then at the start of the next scenario, you temporarily replace the new basic armour with the loot armour.
Repeat.
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Oh hey, I totally missed this rule. I've banished the deck 2 armor loot in like my last 3 scenarios. Opps.But surely the thread above says that's ok?
you banish it, so when you rebuild your deck, you have to take a basic armour to fill that slot.
then at the start of the next scenario, you temporarily replace the new basic armour with the loot armour.
Repeat.
That's right. The only problem is when you replace an Armor 2 with a Loot Armor, then banish that loot card. The Armor 2 goes away to be replaced by a Basic.
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This is what happens. You have a Magic Half Plate. For this scenario, you replace it with a loot card. During the scenario you banish the loot. You have effectively also banished your Magic Half Plate that the loot took the place of. When you rebuild, you don't ever keep loot in your deck and you are also now perhaps short an armor. So you might have to get an armor from your class deck box. That armor may or may not be the Magic Half Plate, depending on its deck number and the adventure you are playing.
For your next scenario, you may again temporarily replace a card with the same loot. It doesn't have to be the same card as last time.
So banishing loot doesn't stop you from using the same loot next scenario, but it does take the card it replace out of your character deck.
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You mention the Island of Empty Eyes, so it sounds like your actually asking about regular, where this thread was about the OP scenarios. What Hawkmoon stated is correct for OP.
What you said is correct for the regular scenarios, Loot is so special that once you banish it, it's gone forever and ever and ever. You don't get to take Loot from the box to rebuild your deck.