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Christian 'ketura' McCarty
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<b>2023 May 13 C</b>
- NEW FEATURE: Added a pair of "Removed From Game" piles next to the Adventure Decks, which contain the cards that each player has removed from the game. This information is public and viewable by both your opponent and spectators.
- NEW FEATURE: Public Discard Pile support. In formats which have this option enabled, discard piles are public information, meaning you can inspect your opponent's discard pile at any time. All PC formats have been updated to enable this option.
- NEW FEATURE: Post-game deck inspection has been enabled. Have you ever wondered what would have happened if you had drawn just one more card, or have you ever wondered where all your Nazgul were hiding? After a game has ended, you can now click on your deck to inspect all cards which remain, in the same order that they were when the game ended. The first card is the one on the top, and the last card the one on the bottom. This is also enabled in replays, but will only work on replays recorded from now onward.
- PC formats update: all PC formats now end the game at the end of the Regroup phase and not the start. This grants the Shadow player one last shot to play any Regroup actions (Isenorcs, Gleaming in the Snow, etc).
<b>2023 May 13 B</b> <b>2023 May 13 B</b>
- Fixed sealed and draft formats choking on card ownership when it comes to cards which were reprinted in multiple sets (i.e. The Ruling Ring and Hobbit Sword) - Fixed sealed and draft formats choking on card ownership when it comes to cards which were reprinted in multiple sets (i.e. The Ruling Ring and Hobbit Sword)