[The Merkava Update]

Added Merkava.

Updated autogenerated references to tooltipify non-duplicate card copies. (That is to say, if a character has a number of copies of a card that is less than or greater than 2, this now appears when you hover over the card in the reference set. Reference generators already worked this way.)

[The Londrekia Update]

Added Londrekia.
Updated S6 Diverse Normals set.
Updated Vox Virium to use modern (XML) UI instead of Classic UI.

Fixed the name of the Dream Match playmat.
Fixed a minor error in one of Carmine's unique announcements.
Fixed the Bag of Lag, which apparently broke as of The Linne Update. Whoops!

[The Hyde Update]

Added Carmine, Enkidu, Gordeau, Hilda, and Hyde.
Added a reference card describing Trap Boosts.
Added several new playmats, including one commemorating a currently-ongoing event (Dream Match). I might've put an extra space in the name. I'll fix that next update.
Changed the default playmats for the center and larboard tables.

Character-specific announcements should show up in Vox Virium again. Didn't even realize they were broken, whoops.
Reference Areas no longer use Classic UI elements, so they should break less. (Other parts of the module that use Classic UI will still probably break.)

[The Your Opponent Bought A Bus Pass Update]

It wouldn't really be proper to say he "rides again," since this is just a bugfix.

[The Linne Update]

Season 6 is Exceed: Under Night!

Only Linne is available for now. More will be added as they become available - no timeline on that yet.

Red Horizon and Seventh Cross now both support UN Normals.

Quick reminder that cards are not necessarily final or "as printed". In general, the cards in the module are slightly touched-up versions of official cards - sometimes with clarified text or fixed visuals, almost always with optimizations for TTS. Most mechanics, including S6 mechanics, also have fan-made reference cards which do not exist at all in print.

[The Over Day Update]

The select screen seems to have some kind of growth on it. Doesn't do anything yet. It's probably fine.

Back Replacers and Front Replacers are now slightly smaller.

[The Halloween Update, Part 2]

Oh, right, I meant to call this the Palette Swap Update. Well, when we figure out what I broke and I have to push out an urgent fix, I'll call that the Palette Swap Update instead.

Halloween is finally over, so candy and costumes are steeply discounted. Accordingly, fighters are now in their street clothes, but every fighter now has at least one alternate costume. Many thanks to Moriatti for his contributions and assistance in this matter (and thanks as well to the other folks who have contributed content and suggestions)!

Reference generators have been overhauled. Massively. Drastically. Completely. You've no idea how silly I feel for not implementing them this way to begin with.

At Byron's emphatic suggestion, the "Reference Copy" watermark is now less obtrusive and will typically not cover art.

At Moriatti's emphatic suggestion, the reference generators can still generate reference sets that lack the watermark - you just have to drop the deck on it face-down.

I made some notes. Ignore them. There'll be another couple updates coming soon...

[The Halloween Update, Part 1.1]

Many members of the cast have donned festive costumes for Halloween! Though to look at the outfits, you'd think they didn't even know what the occasion was...

This is the first stage of rollout for the long-forthcoming Palette Swap Update. Soon, every character will have at least one alternate costume! (I wanted to push the whole thing out by midnight, but I didn't give myself nearly enough time to do that.)

Current costumed cast members:
- The lost S1 promo
- All of S3 (Street Fighter)
- All of S4 (Shovel Knight, The Beheaded, Dead Cells)
- All of S5 (BlazBlue)

Special thanks to Moriatti and Petersonian for making the S3 and S4 costumes, locating the long-lost S1 promo, and graphic editing assistance.

~D

[The Halloween Update, Part 1]

Oops

[The Oops, Forgot To Pick A Color Update]

All colors can now see the playmat buttons.

Attempting to click one while not occupying a seat at the table (Red, Blue, Orange, Green, Yellow, Purple) results in a polite reminder to choose a player seat first.