grabben: Doyou know how the author of the Suoer Complete Edition scanned in such beautiful HD cards, or if not, how I can get in touch with the author? I believe the name was Dran or something?

I just got Return to The Forgotten Age in the mail, scanned in the cards, even used Gimp to try to clean them up a bit, but they look nothing like the HD scans from the mod.

I looked online for a version of the mod being kept up-to-date, but did not find it. That is ok though since I own all the AH:LCG content and do not mind scanning in my own images.

Thanks in advance.

it was taken down. Fantasy Flight games pressed a complaint or something and started taking anything major with their content down including super complete. There's probably a reddit post on that matter.

P.S. perhaps the internet holds an updated version somewhere? you should check it out. ;)

hi. anyone knows what happened to the super complete?

Sure, feel free to do what you want with it. The reason it’s outdated is it was included in the ”Supercomplete” mod so I just periodically added new cards from that mod. There really was no reason to use this mod by itself since the tool was available in the actual game mod. Now that The SCE mod has been removed I don’t maintain this at all.

To add new cards, just name them correctly (must match exactly with Arkhamdb) and put them in the stack. Coding is minimal and only for special cards (cards with subnames for example).

Just ask if you run into problems.

P.S The SCE mod might still be alive and well somewhere else on the internet. Might be worth looking into if you want an updated version ;-)

I see that it may be more of how to create the card stack to match ArkhamDB's nubmering as opposed to coding?

Are you still keeping this up-to-date? Seems outdated... January was last update. If you are not, I would like to know how you do updates so I can maintain myself if need be. I buy all content from FFG, so I can scan cards in myself, but I just need to either have this mod work and be up-to-date, or code it myself as new content comes out.

@kweeket: That’s correct, there is no point using this mod if you use the super complete mod anyway. I help Dran woth keeping that version maintained and keep this around for major code changes. I occassionally add newest cards from Dran’s mod. If anyone for some reason wants to use this instead of the super complete I could do that more often.

Although this mod works fine, it's missing cards from decks published in February 2020. The Arkham Horror LCG - Super Complete Edition has the same deckbuilding functionality and appears to be better maintained.

@ugo: Haven’t updated the mod in a while, I use the deck from the Super Complete mod and might need to grab the latest version from there. I’ll do an update asap.

Some images from core set investigators are gone.. Is it normal? thx

@Memento Mori, works for me. Have you enabled sharing in your arkhamdb account settings? Can you give me a deck id to recreate the problem?

I'm getting an "attempt to call a nil value" error message when pressing build.

Thank you so much for making this grabben.

@FondueTime: That should be fairly easy if the api is the same. It’s already been ported to a mod for Netrunnerdb, so it’s just some adjustments to the code and add the correct cards. If you want to give it a try I’d be happy to answer any questions.

I wonder how easy it would be to port this over to Lord of the Rings ringsdb.com? I believe they use the same API.

this is amazing! thanks.

Battlepope: Thanks, missed a lot of level 1+ cards. Skeleton Key too. It's fixed now.

Missing Old Hunting Rifle, Timeworm Brand, Hemispheric Map, and Blood Eclipse

Thx it works perfect now, that was the only problem.

GabrielM: If you're referring to the error message that appeared when pressing Build, I just fixed it. If you're referring to something else, let me know what it is and I'll look into it.

Doesn't seem to be working anymore.

Thanks....

Hey Grabben, I sent you a friend request via Steam. I might have some things you could be interested in - as well as a suggestion for a collaboration. Great work by the way.