Loadout Builder now pages Persona candidates in exactly two visible rows, adds independent Persona and Collection search fields, and provides an optional persistent Global Tilt switch for the visible card pools.

Advantage and Disadvantage dice presentations now use the concise labels ADVANTAGE, DISADVANTAGE, DAMAGE ADVANTAGE, and DAMAGE DISADVANTAGE. Card-game menus and matches also show a bottom-right Fullscreen (F11) Recommended reminder that automatically disappears in fullscreen and moves above the developer Users Online indicator when present.

No database migration was added; the chain remains at 68 and cache revision is 36040.

Fixed the intermittent animated-state half-card. The moving wrapper was sometimes measured from a short transitional Field or Hand rectangle, while paint containment cropped the complete card child to that temporary height.

Motion proxies now use a canonical full-card aspect ratio, Field landing width is measured from stable slot geometry, and paint containment remains only on the complete card itself. The fix applies to both players and every motion type. No migration was added; cache revision is 35070.

Battlefield animations now always use the canonical complete card face. Titles, type rails, ability text, and stats remain on screen for every card movement on either side of the field.

Resting opponent cards now compact only their center damage readout, preserving readable HP and AC symbols beside longer damage combinations.

No database migration was added; the chain remains at 68 and cache revision is 35070.

Every in-match motion proxy now builds from one complete, full-card presentation rather than borrowing a compact source surface. Animated cards therefore keep their title, artwork, type rail, ability text, and stats throughout movement instead of intermittently collapsing into an art-only card.

Cards returning to Hand now reserve their authoritative sorted landing slot, immediately make room for the Hand around them, then crossfade from the moving proxy into the live card in that exact position. The card no longer vanishes before its real Hand card appears.

Completed Recovery now receives its own green RECOVERY! reveal beside the Recovery pile before the card continues into Hand. No database migration was added; the chain remains at 68 and the public cache advances to 35070.

Matches now preload every card asset available to the current client behind a visible LOADING CARDS progress gate. Initiative and automatic AI advancement remain locked until art, signatures, and available material maps finish loading or safely fall back, preventing the first turn from beginning on an incomplete table.

Hands now behave as one live layout. Playing or summoning a card immediately removes its original and redistributes every remaining card. Cards returning from Recovery or Buried reserve their exact final sorted slot first, move the existing Hand out of the way, and land directly where the authoritative redraw will place them.

Ability presentation no longer uses an opaque full-screen takeover. The acting card rises near center but toward its player's side, retains its colored glow, displays the exact ability text, and sends a short repeated-arrow line to the highlighted target while still obeying presentation timing. No database migration was added; the chain remains at 68 and cache advances to 35070.

Sacrisummon movement is now split into one linked but identity-safe sequence: each old Fodder Monster travels only from the Field to Recovery or Hand, then the incoming Monster travels only from Hand to its selected Field slot.

Motion events now carry frozen card snapshots plus explicit tribute and summoned roles. The client uses strict source-zone matching, so a stale redraw can no longer substitute the same card from its new zone or display the incoming Monster on a tribute path.

Presentation load was reduced without removing the readable action cues. Duplicate infinite filter pulses were replaced by one short outline signal, arrow paths use fewer elements and stop after two pulses, scrolling foil pauses inside temporary proxies, and target aura duration was shortened. No database migration was added; the chain remains at 67 migrations and cache advances to 34500.

Loadout requirements now use the current Monster, Event, Hex, and Utility terminology everywhere players see validation or counts. Card artwork IDs are rebuilt from the first three letters of the credited creator while preserving edition and serial identity.

The battle log is now a compact passive scroller in the upper-right corner, with chronological turn, player, time, and event styling. It can expand for review without blocking normal card interaction.

Every played card now leaves its source position immediately, travels to center, identifies the exact ability being resolved, and points to a highlighted target with a repeating arrow path and resolution aura. Hand cards, Events, Sacrisummon Fodder, Recovery returns, and Buried retrievals animate from their true zones without duplicate originals. Attack movement is now a punchy immediate strike-and-return. No database migration was added; the chain remains at 67 migrations and cache advances to 34400.

The Card Effects / Game Data editor now includes a protected SNAKE EYES ability preset and executable SNAKE_EYES operation.

Snake Eyes targets the opposing player. On that player’s next attack, every selected damage die is forced to 1. Each selected die whose original result exceeded 1 adds +1 Re to the Snake Eyes card; the preset begins at Re[1]. A missed next attack still consumes the effect but adds no Recovery.

Damage presentation and replay events preserve the original dice, forced dice, and exact Recovery increase. Migration 0067_snake_eyes_ability_preset.sql advances the chain to 67 migrations and cache advances to 34300.

JayKoh Gallery’s artwork-only Pick by Vibe mode now uses a tighter, more readable five-column by five-row desktop wall instead of the previous eight-by-eight density.

Each page contains up to 25 artworks. Tilt, PBR depth, glare, holographic foil, and the complete fullscreen card inspector remain intact, while the ordinary Gallery continues using six complete cards per page.

No migration was added; all 66 migrations remain intact and cache advances to 34200.

JayKoh Gallery’s Pick by Vibe mode is restored as an artwork-only wall: no card frame, title, rules, metadata, purchase controls, or other copy appears inside the grid.

Desktop pages now show up to 64 artworks in a tight eight-column by eight-row layout. Each artwork keeps the Gallery’s live pointer/touch tilt, PBR depth, shine, and selected holographic foil, and clicking an artwork still opens its complete fullscreen card preview.

This patch preserves the V3.4.0 Deep Card Mechanics + Ability Preset Workbench, its 96-design library, and all 66 migrations. No migration was added; cache advances to 34100.

The card engine now authoritatively resolves Advantage, Disadvantage, Inspire, Curse, Hex, Wards, Thorns, Rebound, Drain, Execute, Fatigue, Cleanse, Reaction refresh, displacement, and Recovery delay. Reactive equipment can trigger from its attached Monster, and a Monster may always complete its normal Persona defense even when its Thorns Reaction is unavailable.

All current Gallery cards receive a deliberately differentiated mechanical identity from a 96-design library spanning Monsters, Hexes, Utilities, and Events. The pass uses 28 executable operations, shared keywords, card-specific public rules, and selective secondary moves instead of forcing two abilities onto every card. Large pools remain collision-free through executable Signature Reserve fallbacks, while overflow Events keep one unique Resonance ability and never gain a second move.

The Card Effects / Game Data editor now includes reusable ability presets. Built-in keyword presets are protected; custom presets can be saved, applied to either ability slot, and deleted without altering cards that already copied them.

Migrations 0065_ability_presets_and_keywords.sql and 0066_deep_card_ability_diversity.sql advance the database chain to 66 migrations. Cache advances to 34000.

Fatigued-protector spill damage now validates and persists the exact Persona vitality loss across Temp HP and real HP. Persona damage events carry authoritative remaining HP, Temp HP, max HP, absorbed damage, and health damage, and the visible Persona meter updates during the popup instead of waiting for a later battlefield render.

The exact 12/6 case is covered both without Temp HP and with four Temp HP, where the six-damage spill consumes all four Temp HP and then two Persona HP.

Every Gallery card lacking usable effect metadata now receives one card-specific primary ability. Existing usable abilities remain untouched, generated cards receive no secondary ability, and future blank Gallery submissions are completed by the same deterministic ability builder.

Migration 0064_unique_missing_card_abilities.sql advances the database chain to 64 migrations. Cache advances to 33900.

Completed developer/founder AI-vs-AI exhibitions now replay directly on the real duel battlefield. The replay reconstructs each authoritative before/after state and runs the same card, dice, summon, defense, attack, movement, damage, Fatigue, and phase presentations used during the live match.

The compact replay HUD retains first/previous/play/next/last and speed controls. The V3.3.7 diagnostic damage audit remains available behind SHOW AUDIT for exact primary/spill roles, resolution IDs, and HP verification.

Live exhibition spectators and replay viewers can now see both AI Hands and every Event slot face-up while remaining read-only. Replay storage uses one setup-frame card catalog plus compact instance-ID snapshots, so full card definitions are not duplicated into every command frame.

No migration was added; the database remains at 63 migrations and cache advances to 33800.

Completed developer/founder AI-vs-AI exhibitions now include WATCH REPLAY on the winner screen. The viewer can step backward and forward or auto-play every authoritative AI command while inspecting both Personas, Field Monster HP/AC/Fatigue, zone counts, dice, damage, and log events.

Fatigued-protector split damage now carries one shared resolution ID with separate primary defender and spill Persona roles. The defending Monster is damaged exactly once; duplicate resolution/target applications are rejected, exact duplicate popups are suppressed, and popup-time HP synchronization prevents the later field redraw from resembling a second hit.

Each replay combat step includes an automatic damage-audit PASS or WARNING line plus short resolution IDs, making a suspicious split easy to inspect against the before/after HP deltas.

Migration 0063_ai_exhibition_replay.sql stores replay frames. The database chain is now 63 migrations and cache advances to 33700.

Every Monster now becomes Fatigued whenever it attacks or is selected to defend a Persona. Attack Fatigue appears immediately—even on a miss or during pending Enemy Defense—and blocks a second attack with the remaining Action or Bonus Action.

A ready protector still uses full AC and completely protects the Persona for its current defense, then becomes Fatigued after the defense resolves. A protector that was already Fatigued before defending continues to use reduced AC and the V3.3.5 half-damage spill rule.

Fatigue state is preserved for AI-vs-AI spectators so the visible FATIGUED band matches authoritative gameplay. No migration was added; the database remains at 62 migrations and cache advances to 33600.

Ready Monsters still fully protect their Persona: they take the attack's full damage and prevent all Persona damage even when the attack total exceeds their AC.

A Fatigued protector now creates a risk. When the attack total is strictly higher than its reduced AC, the protector takes full damage and half of that damage, rounded down, also spills through to the Persona. An equal roll hits only the protector.

Split damage now publishes separate Monster and Persona damage events, respects Persona Temp HP, and preserves the existing natural-20 bypass rule. No migration was added; the database remains at 62 migrations and cache advances to 33500.

In-match Event hover and click focus now render the complete card with readable deterministic rules typography instead of collapsing to a name-only or microscopic view.

Suspended's Reaction now correctly targets another friendly Monster. Effect targeting reads the selected primary or secondary ability, excludes the source when the rules say “another,” and rejects forged self-target commands.

AI now evaluates and uses activated Monster abilities and defensive Reactions, recovers from stale or invalid commands, and retries interrupted long-running matches. The artificial 40-card JayKoh Gallery limit is removed, with large D1 updates written in safe chunks. No migration was added; the database remains at 62 migrations and cache advances to 33400.

Recovery text on card faces is now reduced to the orange Re[X] token, without writing “round” or “rounds” inside the ability box.

Loadout Builder Collection cards are larger, render five across, and page exactly ten cards at a time in two rows. Filters reset to page one while selected cards remain selected across pages; the Persona picker keeps the matching roomier five-across layout.

JayKoh Gallery replaces the clipped heart mask with a complete centered SVG neon outline modeled on the in-game heart, aligning the transparent center and white HP value. No migration was added; the database remains at 62 migrations and cache advances to 33300.

JayKoh Gallery now includes explicit Monster, Hex, Utility, and Event filtering. Its search index includes card titles, artist and mood data, old and new type terminology, stats, complete ability text, and structured gameplay metadata, so searches such as deal 1d8 return every matching card.

The shared neon heart geometry has been redrawn inside its viewBox to eliminate the offset cutout. HP, damage, and AC rails now sit approximately five pixels above the bottom edge across Gallery, My Deck, Loadout Builder, fullscreen, and live-match cards.

In-game Action, Bonus Action, and Reaction effect explanations now render above focused cards and menus instead of following the cursor behind them. No migration was added; the database remains at 62 migrations and cache advances to 33200.

Loadout Builder Monster cards now show both distinct abilities instead of letting the designated Persona move replace the normal Monster move. The red P marker remains attached only to the configured Persona ability.

Player-facing Spell terminology is now Hex / Hex Cards with an H badge, while Item terminology is now Utility / Utility Cards with a U badge. Recovery counts render as compact orange labels such as Re[3 rounds]. In-match Persona cards retain the ordered PERSONA and fixed timing rails beneath their artwork.

Developer/founder AI-vs-AI exhibitions now wait for a dedicated ROLL BOTH INITIATIVE command and include spectator PAUSE MATCH / RESUME MATCH controls. Automatic play pauses when the spectator leaves or hides the page and remains paused on return. No new migration was added; the database remains at 62 migrations and cache advances to 33100.

Every non-match collectible-card view now follows the same Gallery-format anatomy: paired title rail, complete square artwork, card type directly below the art, a bordered ability body using larger deterministic typography, and bottom-anchored Monster stats. My Card Deck, JayKoh Gallery, fullscreen previews, and Loadout Builder share the same placement rules.

Spell and Item type/rules rails are forced visible and receive additional metadata fallbacks so their available text cannot disappear into empty card space. Non-match hearts receive a modest visual increase without changing shield geometry.

Attack selection once again opens the selected enemy target in the confirmation portal and restores the clickable LOCK TARGET control, while ordinary attack-mode hover focus remains disabled. No database migration was added. The public cache advances to 32800.

My Card Deck now uses the same JayKoh Gallery card anatomy, borders, title rail, square art, type rail, ability box, bottom stat rail, Holo/Flip controls, and preview eye.

All in-game rule measurement code has been removed. Rule sizes are assigned deterministically when the card is rendered, preventing live static/dynamic switching. Resting Persona cards show only their fixed Action, Bonus Action, or Reaction timing band, and in-match hearts are enlarged to visually match shields.

No database migration was added. The public cache advances to 32700.

JayKoh Gallery preview and fullscreen cards now use one identical card face that only changes scale. HP is anchored over the bottom-left heart, damage is one centered dice-and-modifier line, and AC is anchored over a fixed-proportion bottom-right shield.

The unstable Gallery ability measurement runtime has been removed. Each card now receives one deterministic card-relative text size based on its complete rules length, eliminating dynamic/static switching while keeping rules inside the card.

The compact Holo and Flip controls return, along with a dedicated eye button for fullscreen preview. Holographic state and material selection carry into the enlarged preview. No database migration was added. The public cache advances to 32600.

JayKoh Gallery ability fitting no longer measures on the visible card or observes its own resizing text box. A hidden off-screen probe calculates the final font size and applies it once, eliminating the rapid font-size feedback loop and visible flicker.

Monster stats return to the game-card format: HP overlays the heart, damage is one unbroken dice-and-modifier line such as 1d6[+0], and AC overlays a fixed-proportion shield that cannot stretch with the stat cell.

No database migration was added. The public cache advances to 32500.

JayKoh Gallery cards now use the same dependable lower anatomy as game cards: the type rail sits above a dynamically fitted ability box, while HP, damage dice, attack modifier, and AC remain attached to the bottom edge. HOLO and FLIP controls are approximately 2.35× larger without covering the card.

Foils are static by default and now track opposite the pointer or card tilt instead of drifting continuously. Individual presets can opt into deliberate scrolling with speed and 0–360° angle controls; Glitch keeps intentional TV-static movement by default while every other foil remains still unless enabled.

Holographic strength expands to 0–250% across Gallery, owned-card views, Effects Lab, and Dev account grants. Zero disables the foil, 100% is stronger than the former maximum, and 250% nearly blankets the card. Ability copy now capitalizes its first alphabetic character globally. No database migration was added; the public cache advances to 32400.

Persona cards now use the complete Monster card anatomy in Loadout and live play: square art, PERSONA type rail, dynamically fitted designated ability, and HP / size modifier / AC anchored to the bottom. Hearts were enlarged globally to visually match shields, while Item, Spell, and Event cards receive I, S, and E heading badges and use the full Monster-sized rules body.

Only the exact ability line represented by an Action, Bonus Action, or Reaction control receives the matching green, blue, or purple highlight. Event click focus remains left of the Event rail so neighboring cards stay visible.

Each player may activate only one Event per round. Stable action identities now replace index-only card controls, preventing a stale Reaction button—such as Snob Goblin’s AC Reaction—from ever resolving a different legal action such as an Event. No database migration was added; the public cache advances to 32300.

Every collectible-card title now renders as one static text node in Gallery, Loadout Builder, live play, hover focus, click focus, fullscreen inspection, animation proxies, and owned-card presentation. The duplicate title tracks, overflow measurement, requestAnimationFrame title loop, hover wakeups, resize observers, separators, offsets, and marquee CSS were removed rather than hidden.

Card names remain centered inside the established title rail and clip safely with an ellipsis only if a future name exceeds the available width. This permanently removes the repeated-name and infinite-loop failure mode without changing the current card-name font size.

No database migration was added; the chain remains at 61 migrations. The public cache advances to 32200.

Ability text fitting now belongs to one revision per card surface. Hover, pin, fullscreen, resize, font-load, and cloned-card callbacks discard stale measurements, while every new surface receives a safe immediate size before its first paint. This removes the oversized duplicate-looking text state that could persist until hovering away and back.

JayKoh Gallery and PRLX Play now share the race-free fitting behavior. Summon, Sacrisummon Fodder, Recovery, and Grave animations build a fresh complete unfocused card and refit its rules against the animation proxy, so enemy cards show their artwork, type, full ability, and stats throughout movement instead of displaying only the name.

No database migration was added; the chain remains at 61 migrations. The public cache advances to 32100.

JayKoh Gallery cards now use the same reliable title, full-square artwork, type, rules, and bottom-stat anatomy as PRLX Play while retaining the Gallery’s beige and holographic border identity. Every Gallery and fullscreen card dynamically measures its actual rules rail, preserves fallback ability copy, and renders one stable title before enabling a measured overflow ticker.

Ability presentation is now canonical across Gallery, Loadout, live play, focus, fullscreen, and owned-card views: green A, blue BA, purple R, and red Persona P. Legacy duplicate timing words and decorative ability names are removed at display time, while Events remain resource-free and never receive Action, Bonus Action, or Reaction badges.

The game now includes direct HOME navigation, target/cancel attack mode blocks hover focus without blocking target clicks, hearts match shield scale, and the Persona modifier equation is three times larger. Migration 0061_v32_card_presentation_cleanup.sql advances the complete chain to 61 migrations and normalizes Event metadata.

Every full card now reserves a true 1:1 artwork square before laying out its rules and stats. Loadout cards keep as much public effect text visible as possible and add an ellipsis only when the resting preview cannot fit the complete copy; focus restores the full text.

Monster HP and AC values now sit directly over their heart and shield, damage dice and stat rails are larger and anchored to the card bottom, and Persona stats expand across Loadout and in-game focus surfaces. Unique IDs now appear in a narrow 50%-opacity box over the lower-left artwork and use the first three letters of the credited artist while preserving edition and number.

Redundant ability timing and ability-name prefixes are normalized, Monster/Item/Spell composition maximums are removed while Events remain limited to 1–3, and resting Loadout titles no longer inherit hover ticker remnants. Migration 0060_artist_card_ids_and_open_loadout_caps.sql advances the complete chain to 60 migrations.

Persona defenders now commit a Monster block and/or Reaction before the attack roll is revealed. A staged protector moves beside the Persona first; only then does the d20 presentation reveal whether the attack misses, hits, or bypasses the protector with a natural 20.

Attack movement begins only after every required roll calculation. The exact damage value—or MISS—appears over the target the instant the attacking card begins its return movement and remains for exactly 0.88 seconds. Every movement proxy now copies the live card’s exact rendered surface, replaces its source globally, and reveals a summoned destination card precisely on arrival.

Events now contain one resource-free primary ability and spend no Action, Bonus Action, or Reaction. Card rules dynamically fit their fixed text rail without moving artwork or type labels, and title overflow measurement/tickers were hardened in gameplay, Loadout focus, and Gallery focus. Migration 0059_event_single_free_ability.sql advances the complete chain to 59 migrations.

Twenty named Monsters, Spells, Items, and Events received a relevance-focused ability pass tied more closely to their titles and intended art identities. The final definitions were sampled through 24,000 same-band Monster duels, 20,000 direct-damage rolls, and the randomized engine suite before being written by migration 0058_named_card_ability_rebalance.sql.

Persona cards now make their size trade visible as Persona HP, a red minus, white modifier, green plus, and Persona AC. Ordinary Monster cards retain their normal HP, damage die, and AC display.

The Loadout Builder now loads list-mode artwork directly, uses the same tall 3:4.45 card silhouette as live play, removes the duplicated second title strip, and replaces FOCUS + TILT with a compact eye inspector. Title measurement now evaluates one plain name: fitting names render once, resting overflow ellipsizes, and only genuine focused overflow scrolls as NAME - NAME -. The complete database chain now contains 58 migrations.

Every card now uses one compact top header rail: Monster size and the centered card name share aligned adjoining boxes, and the artwork is always the first surface directly beneath that rail across Loadout, Gallery, Persona selection, Hand, Field, hover focus, and click focus.

Title overflow is measured against the card’s real rendered width. Names that fit remain centered and motionless; resting overflow stays safely inside the border with an ellipsis. Focused overflow uses a continuous NAME - NAME - loop driven by the same requestAnimationFrame strategy as the repaired PRLX Signal ticker, including cloned focus portals and Edge/Chromium layouts.

Fullscreen retains its established larger title treatment. No database migration was added; all 57 migrations remain intact.

Persona Initiative is now a flat d20. Size instead changes the Persona's defensive profile from a 25 HP / 12 AC base: Small 25/12, Medium 24/13, Large 23/14, and Giant 22/15. Existing rooms preserve damage already taken while adapting to the new maximum.

Monster combat stats received their first complete normalization pass: Small 6/12/1d6, Medium 10/13/1d8, Large 15/14/2d6, and Giant 20/15/2d8 before intentional card-specific identities. Quick simulations and randomized engine matches favored the 25/12 Persona base over the slower 28/13 and 30/14 candidates.

TITAN’S CHALLENGE, SUSPENDED, FORGED FIGURE, LAST KNIGHT, and TEMP PLAYTEST PERSONA were explicitly adjusted. FORGED FIGURE now deals 1 direct Persona damage instead of 2. Migration 0057_persona_stat_and_card_balance.sql advances the complete chain to 57 migrations.

Every Monster now designates its Primary or Secondary ability as its sole Persona Action. Loadout Builder, Gallery, Persona selection, and Persona cards mark that move with a blue P and yellow size-derived recovery value: Small P0, Medium P1, Large P2, or Giant P3.

Persona form hides and rejects the Monster’s other ability while preserving the selected move’s real Action, Bonus Action, Reaction, or Free cost. Friendly Persona cards show readiness and remaining recovery rounds; selected legacy automatic effects become deliberate Action moves instead of firing automatically.

Card names remain centered and motionless when they fit. True overflow loops only in focused states with a clean - separator, including the Gallery’s new top-border title rail. Migration 0056_persona_actions.sql advances the complete chain to 56 migrations.

The Loadout Builder now renders lightweight static collection cards instead of initializing tilt, signatures, PBR maps, and full foil-material assets for every owned card at once. Opening FOCUS + TILT mounts the complete enlarged animated card only when requested.

Artwork loads through a bounded near-viewport queue with retries and explicit failure feedback. Selecting or reordering cards no longer rebuilds the entire collection grid, and revisioned private card assets now use immutable browser caching with ETags so decoded artwork stays visible instead of repeatedly downloading or disappearing.

Gameplay-card names are centered at the top of every border. Long names remain still and ellipsized at rest, then scroll continuously during hover focus, click/pinned focus, played-card focus, and fullscreen inspection. No database migration was added; all 55 migrations remain intact.

Reaction is now presented as the persistent resource it actually is rather than another sequential turn phase. Each player’s green/red Reaction status occupies the tall right-side lane beside Action, Bonus Action, and Enemy Defense.

On desktop, Log moved into the top match header beside Settings, with a new Leave button that exits to PRLX Cards while keeping an active room reconnectable. The shared Battle Log state remains synchronized across every available toggle.

Landscape mobile preserves its header-free duel canvas: the compact last/current/next phase window sits beside the dedicated Reaction lane, and Settings, Log, and Leave remain grouped directly below. No database migration was added; all 55 migrations remain intact.

Reactions are now a separate once-per-cycle resource available on either player’s turn and during ENEMY DEFENSE. Flash remains an independent Hand-use permission, every card type can define a Reaction, and a defender may use a Reaction and still choose a Monster to block. Natural 20 Persona attacks bypass blocking entirely.

Attack Advantage/Disadvantage and non-d20 Inspired/Cursed rolls now present both roll sets and keep the correct result. Temp HP has an explicit non-stacking operation, hit movement waits until attack and damage calculations finish, Events focus with readable left-offset previews, unavailable controls are grey, and legal hovered controls pulse.

WINDBLADE, HORNED RELIC, DARK SUN, and SUSPENDED were updated to exercise the new systems. Player-facing Grave terminology is now BURIED, mobile card loading and offscreen rendering were optimized, and migration 0055_reactions_advantage_and_buried.sql advances the complete chain to 55 migrations.

Battlefield movement proxies now begin exactly aligned over the card they replace, matching the live card’s center, width, and height. The source card disappears at the same instant the animation proxy appears, eliminating doubled cards during attacks, summons, blocks, returns, and pile transfers.

The previous battlefield remains mounted until movement finishes, so a card’s new Field, Hand, Recovery, or Grave position cannot appear early. Non-attack transfers also begin at full size and opacity, creating one continuous source-to-destination movement on desktop and landscape mobile.

No database migration was added; the complete 54-migration chain remains intact.

When a Persona attack is blocked, the protecting Monster now visibly leaves its Monster slot and stages beside the Persona before the attack roll and strike resolve. The attacking card and damage number target that staged blocker, making the interception visually clear to both players.

A surviving protector returns to its original field slot after the complete combat sequence. If it is defeated, it travels from beside the Persona into Hand or Recovery only after damage calculation and card-bound damage feedback have finished. The same synchronized behavior applies on desktop and landscape mobile.

No database migration was added; the complete 54-migration chain remains intact.

Pending Sacrisummons, Spells, and Items now mirror the attack-cancel flow with a dedicated red cancel button directly beneath the card being used. The control remains available while choosing Fodder or targets and during final confirmation, including no-target Spell and Item confirmations.

Cancelling clears all selected targets, Fodder, locks, highlighting, and confirmation state without submitting a command, spending an Action or Bonus Action, moving the card, starting Recovery, or consuming the once-per-turn Sacrisummon allowance. The shared behavior and responsive placement apply on desktop and landscape mobile.

No database migration was added; the complete 54-migration chain remains intact.

Cards that finish Recovery now visibly travel from the owning player’s RECOVERY control on the right-side utility hub into Hand, rather than appearing to originate from the center of the board. The shared movement path applies on desktop and landscape mobile.

Each player may now Sacrisummon only once per turn. The authoritative engine rejects a second attempt, and all additional Sacrisummon choices disappear after the first resolves while normal Action/Bonus summons remain separate.

A compact SACRISUMMON label sits beneath the local Persona: green while the allowance is ready on your active turn and red while unavailable or already spent. No database migration was added; the complete 54-migration chain remains intact.

The local Hand now automatically places every Monster on the left, ordered from Small to Medium to Large to Giant. Cards of the same size retain their existing order, while Spells, Items, and Events remain to the right without being reshuffled against one another.

When a legal Free Sacrisummon is available, the dedicated Summon control now presents one clear FREE cost state instead of also showing redundant Action or Bonus Action summon choices. Multiple valid Free Fodder recipes remain selectable inside that one Free Summon menu.

The shared match client applies both changes identically on desktop and landscape mobile. No database migration was added; the complete 54-migration chain remains intact.

The simultaneous paired Initiative reveal remains unchanged, including both dice, modifiers, totals, ties, and the winning player.

Individual rolled-Initiative and waiting-for-the-other-player lines remain available in the Battle Log, but they no longer create redundant fullscreen TURN FLOW / GAME FLOW cards. The later flow presentation announcing who won Initiative and takes the first turn remains visible.

The shared presentation filter applies identically on desktop and mobile. No database migration was added; the complete 54-migration chain remains intact.

Damage now resolves directly on the battlefield: every Monster or Persona that takes damage displays the exact negative value over its own card for half a second. This covers attacks, direct card effects, and field-wide Monster damage. Damage remains recorded in the Battle Log, but the redundant fullscreen IMPACT presentation is removed.

Summon, Action, Bonus Action, and Free dropdowns now expand to the complete focused-card width on desktop and mobile, with violet, green, blue, and yellow outlines matching their buttons. LOCK SACRISUMMON sits directly beneath the FODDER / SACC'ING stamp so it stays reachable in resting and focused selection states.

The presentation timer now reaches 0.25 seconds and then OFF. OFF skips optional presentation overlays while retaining card-bound damage numbers, match results, and separately enabled card/combat movement. No database migration was added; the complete 54-migration chain remains intact.

Every local Monster in Hand now exposes a distinct SUMMON control in desktop and mobile hover focus, click focus, and fullscreen inspection. Its menu combines every legal Base Summon and Sacrisummon variant while stating the exact Action, Bonus Action, or Free cost for each option.

Generic Action, Bonus Action, and Free dropdowns now exclude Summon commands, so free Sacrisummons no longer appear as redundant resource moves and Base Summons are not duplicated across multiple controls. Attacks, Flash abilities, Spells, Items, Events, and other genuine resource moves remain in their proper menus.

Landscape-phone focus sizing now reserves clearance for the dedicated Summon row, preserving the complete card and controls without changing drag-to-summon, Fodder locking, confirmations, field-slot selection, or the authoritative V3.1.25 summon economy. No database migration was added.

Small Monsters still spend either an Action or Bonus Action for a Base Summon, and Medium Monsters retain their no-Fodder Action summon. Valid Medium, Large, and Giant Sacrisummons are now Free: their required Fodder is the payment, so neither turn resource is consumed.

The server now strictly distinguishes Base Summons from Sacrisummons. A Base Summon cannot omit its listed resource cost, and a Sacrisummon cannot be submitted as an Action or Bonus Action. Existing Fodder recipes, specific requirements, open-slot checks, Recovery movement, and summon triggers remain authoritative.

Fatigue now fully governs repeat attacks. Once a Monster attacks and becomes Fatigued, it exposes no Action or Bonus Action attack option and forged direct commands are rejected. Fatigued Monsters may still defend a Persona and use otherwise legal abilities while retaining their existing size-based AC penalty until their next-turn refresh.

Attack-roll presentations now begin neutrally as ATTACK ROLL. HIT or MISS appears only after the die, modifier, total, and AC comparison animation has completed instead of spoiling the result at the beginning.

Defeated Monsters remain visibly on the Field through the strike and full damage calculation. Recovery, Grave, or immediate-Hand transfer motion now runs afterward, and the authoritative resting battlefield does not redraw into the destination state until that movement finishes.

A pending attack now places CANCEL ATTACK directly beneath the attacking Monster. Cancelling clears target and confirmation state without submitting the command or spending a turn resource. Summon and Sacrisummon costs remain unchanged while the proposed economy revision stays under design review.

Events now support four clear timing classes: Action, Bonus Action, Free, and Triggered. Free Events are deliberately activated without spending either turn resource, while Triggered Events remain hidden and resolve automatically on their exact configured condition. One generated Playtest Event now reads Free — Second Opening: gain 1 additional Action this turn. Additional Actions are tracked separately, so playing it before the normal Action truly allows two Action-cost commands that turn.

The three Event cards nearly fill their vertical rail, and hover previews shift left while covering only about half of the hovered card so neighboring Events remain easy to reach. Opponent cards no longer expose Action, Bonus Action, or Free controls in any focus or fullscreen state.

Sacrisummon selection now preserves FODDER/SACC'ING labels in click focus, keeps focus on selected Fodder, offers reachable lock controls on the source and selected Fodder, and accepts a second click on fully selected Fodder as the lock. Migration 0054 advances the database chain to 54 migrations.

Monster activated abilities are now field-only unless their exact metadata effect is marked Flash. The metadata editor exposes Flash controls for primary and secondary moves, and marked abilities display an italic Flash descriptor before their public rules text.

Level 3 TACTICAL AI now uses legal Monster defenders against credible Persona pressure instead of routinely allowing the hit. Revealed Event cards are also slightly larger and use the same framed compact layout as resting Spells and Items.

Legacy metadata safely defaults Flash to off, so this release keeps the complete 53-migration chain with no database reset.

Desktop click focus is now intentionally larger than hover focus but smaller than the fullscreen inspector. ALLOW PERSONA HIT is attached to the field-facing edge of the friendly Persona on desktop and moves onto the opponent half in landscape-phone matches.

The battlefield now preserves its pre-hit state through attack dice, strike motion, and damage calculation. A defeated Monster moves to Recovery or Grave only after the damage presentation has completed.

Mobile enemy Persona hand-count copy is removed, and Hand, field, and Persona cards now share the same compact one-line title height and name font.

Landscape-phone matches now keep only the right-edge account ribbon, with authorized USERS ONLINE presence inside its opened panel. Compact cards use one-line titles, Monsters place vitals and ACTION / BONUS ACTION / DYNAMIC above the square artwork, utility cards move that action class directly below their names, and the friendly Persona follows the same compact top treatment.

Mobile turn, identity, Persona-name, Event, Recovery, Grave, and Monster Slot typography now shares the available field more evenly. Desktop Persona titles align left, turn markers are quieter, and hover focus releases quickly while its Action and Bonus controls remain safely interactive.

Attack and card-transfer motion now clears and locks card focus until animation completion on desktop and mobile. FATIGUED is rendered as a readable full-width band over the bottom of Monster artwork directly above the type line.

Desktop out-of-focus Monsters now place their creature-size badge at the upper-left immediately before the card name, while hover focus and fullscreen inspection retain their existing layouts.

Landscape-phone compact Monsters now place HP, damage, and AC directly below the name and above the square artwork. The damage-die line is reduced to fit cleanly between the heart and shield.

The developer users-online badge is hidden throughout the mobile match account drawer so the phone interface remains clear.

Out-of-focus Monsters now keep their square artwork untouched and place ACTION, BONUS ACTION, or DYNAMIC directly above HP, damage, and AC. The friendly Hand rests slightly higher, and hover focus once again spreads neighboring cards aside.

Desktop phase stacks resize cleanly to their available rail height. Landscape phones now show only the previous, current, and next phase for the active player, with Settings directly below, while the PRLX match header, Pinny button, and version marker stay hidden.

Mobile click focus is constrained to the full phone viewport. Choosing Action or Bonus Action filters the focused rules area to only that selected move, without changing desktop hover focus or fullscreen card inspection.

Persona HP reaching zero now ends the duel with an explicit YOU WIN or YOU LOSE presentation. The result screen can close the completed lobby, and either participant may close a finished match without weakening Host control over active rooms.

Friendly Initiative remains on the left and enemy Initiative on the right throughout ready-up and simultaneous reveal. Monster drag controls are restored specifically for summoning into an empty friendly slot and attacking an enemy Monster or Persona directly.

Out-of-focus cards now hide effect prose and show compact ACTION, BONUS ACTION, or DYNAMIC labels while preserving full hover and inspector detail. The battlefield and Hand fit were tightened, /cards/ was compacted, and direct Inbox messages can be cleared in bulk without removing Stickynote threads.

Initiative is now a simultaneous two-player reveal: each player clicks ready/roll, hidden results appear side by side only after both are locked, and AI turns wait behind the complete presentation queue.

Hover-focus Action and Bonus menus are clickable again. Card vitals, phase boxes, Monster-slot and zone labels are larger, creature size moved to the upper-right, and HP/AC now sit directly over red heart and blue shield symbols.

Major presentations can auto-advance after a configurable delay or pause until the player clicks. The PRLX TCG room creator now lives directly at /cards/, and the Games portal order and TTRPG EXPANSIONS label were streamlined.

Action and Bonus Action costs are now authoritative at both menu generation and command execution. A card configured for one resource cannot silently use the other, and a spent Action can no longer cast another Action spell.

Monsters now use one shared combat modifier for both hit and damage. The new EITHER/BOTH metadata model supports one move or independent Action and Bonus Action moves, with expanded attachment, field-wide, Grave, and Recovery operations plus selectable Resurrect targets.

Gallery card names, artwork, PBR maps, stats, and effect metadata refresh globally into owned inventories and active matches. Migration 0053 applies the new generated-card defaults while preserving valid custom Published definitions.

Summon and Recovery animations now land in the exact selected Monster slot instead of defaulting to the middle. The destination slot receives a readable landing pulse.

Defense is presented as REACTION. Legal protecting Monsters expose one direct REACT control with no dropdown, hover-focus controls remain clickable, and focused Reaction cards layer above ALLOW PERSONA HIT.

Card and UI font scales are now separate per-account settings, phase labels size themselves to their boxes, accent controls sit beside Settings, the in-game Dev Tools panel drops below the account row, and the centered enemy Hand and hidden Events share one matching card-back design.

Dev Tools account management now supports selecting and granting multiple JayKoh Gallery cards in one operation, with shared edition, material, crop, and private-note settings.

Owned Digital Cards now include selection boxes plus Select All, Clear, and guarded Remove Selected controls. Existing copies of the chosen edition are skipped safely during bulk grants.

Individual grants, revocation, crop editing, and Holographic design assignment remain intact. Bulk removal revokes account ownership without deleting the source Gallery artwork.

Medium Monsters now Summon normally with an Action and Sacrisummon with one Small only when using a Bonus Action. AI matches advance one command at a time after Initiative and every presentation overlay has cleared.

In-game cards are larger, use uncropped square artwork, readable full rules, heart HP and shield AC symbols, and hide collector details outside fullscreen. Enemy Hands now appear as upside-down card backs.

The metadata engine supports an optional second activated move and new attachment, field-wide attack, field-wide healing, and field-wide damage operations. Generated Gallery cards receive a substantially more varied playtest pool.

Every match presentation now runs through one serialized, visibility-aware queue, preventing dice, damage, and card animations from being cut short by device refresh rate, background throttling, or operating-system motion preferences.

Actions, Bonus Actions, phase changes, summons, activations, Recovery, Grave movement, health, Temp HP, AC, targeting, and enemy decisions receive distinct animated treatment. Combat math reveals the raw roll, modifier, total, AC comparison, and result in sequence, with acting-player accent colors.

Monsters can attack with either Action or Bonus Action, contextual menus show Attack/Ability/Summon availability, equipment peels beside its host, both phase rails stay visible, selected targets remain full-opacity with LOCK TARGET attached, Monster zones are narrower, and boosted AC displays green.

Landscape phones now use the account pop-out menu, mobile card inspectors scroll cleanly, and fullscreen tilt is restored across the Gallery, Card Deck, and game inspectors.

The permanent bottom fallback control bar is removed now that direct targeting and universal confirmation are authoritative. Card artwork loading and mobile interaction layers receive a cache and decoding pass.

migration 0051 repairs Gallery cards that displayed Playtest and a card type but still contained a blank or NONE structured effect—the exact condition that made the new cards look configured without giving the match engine an ability to execute.

Every current Gallery card is enabled for Playtest, receives real machine-readable effect metadata when missing, and keeps any existing valid custom effect unchanged. Published cards remain Published.

Jay Gallery Edit now shows PLAYABLE or EFFECT MISSING and displays the public effect directly in each collapsed row, making broken metadata visible before opening the full editor.

Every artwork currently stored in the JayKoh Gallery is now game-enabled and placed into Playtest status. Existing valid custom card definitions are preserved exactly.

Gallery artworks without usable structured rules receive an editable rotating mix of Monsters, Spells, Items, and Events, including static Monster HP, AC, damage dice, costs, targeting, Recovery behavior, and machine-readable effects.

migration 0050 is D1-safe and idempotent, and synchronizes public card text, legacy rulings fields, and the authoritative structured metadata used by Loadouts and matches.

Focused cards now render as fresh full-resolution surfaces at an explicit larger width rather than inheriting Hand or zone constraints. Action and Bonus Action controls stay docked flush to the card.

Persona attacks now display a centered ALLOW PERSONA HIT choice while preserving every legal defense option and the fallback action panel.

Self-target Monster abilities such as Forged Figure confirm normally and resolve on their own source card, even when older generated metadata contains a generic Monster target.

The connected-match field renderer now initializes its focus portal key correctly, eliminating the focusPortalKey display crash.

Hover creates a sharp preview at roughly twice the source card size with Action and Bonus Action controls visible. First click locks a persistent focus about 1.5 times larger than hover, and second click opens fullscreen.

END TURN now sits directly beneath RESOLVE in the left phase rail instead of appearing in the bottom control strip. Smooth Hand animation remains unchanged.

Hand movement is fluid again, while the PBR performance limiter is isolated to the JayKoh Gallery fullscreen inspector. Repeated child hover events no longer rebuild focused card portals.

Self-target Monster effects resolve on their own source, LOCK SACRISUMMON persists through pointer movement, and Fatigue expires exactly at the beginning of the Monster controller’s next turn.

Monster HP is now a static integer throughout the editor, API, migration chain, and engine. Dice remain for hit rolls and damage.

Attached Items now flank their host Monster inside the unused Monster-zone space. Persona healing is capped at 20 HP; overflow becomes non-stacking Temp HP that absorbs damage first.

Defeated Small Monsters return immediately, but their next Summon must use an Action and enters Fatigued. Newly uploaded unconfigured Gallery cards receive a varied editable playtest mix of Monsters, Spells, Items, and Events through migration 0048.

Combat dice remain visible for at least 1.5 seconds, attacks follow a curved punch motion, Hand movement is smoother, open enemy piles rise above local Events, Jay Gallery Edit gains search and 12-card compact pages, and AI matches can use Mirror, Random, or any valid saved Loadout.

Hover and click focus are separated again: hover creates a sharp medium preview while click creates the larger persistent card focus. Gallery art replacement now automatically regenerates PBR maps and the public Gallery renders six cards per page with lower-cost idle previews.

Monster movement now follows size by default: Small returns immediately, Medium uses Recovery 1, Large Recovery 2, and Giant Recovery 3. Sacrisummon recipes are 1 Small for Medium, 1 Medium for Large, and either 1 Large or 2 Medium for Giant.

Combat presents attack dice, card motion, damage dice, and red impact in sequence. Directly clicking a blue enemy target moves LOCK TARGET to it, phase blocks are larger, Settings sits beside PRLX PLAY, and right-edge pile drawers open inward.

Card focus now uses a dedicated top-layer portal while the original card remains fixed in its Hand, Field, or Event slot. This removes the rapid snap between the source position and the enlarged preview, keeps Action and Bonus controls stable, and restores the complete bordered card frame instead of reducing desktop cards to artwork-only tiles. Unchanged match polls no longer rebuild the field, and moving between child elements inside one card no longer recreates the focus layer.

Local Events now overlap as a vertical carousel with persistent slivers for switching cards, focused and fullscreen rules text is substantially larger, and regenerated artwork/PBR assets receive unique revision tokens with no-store Gallery metadata so replacing an image cannot leave the previous relief maps behind.

The complete duel now fits inside one responsive viewport: Initiative is a fixed overlay, turn order runs vertically beside the left-side Battle Log, the opponent utility zones form a compact 2×2 hub, the local Events form a vertical 1×3 row, Recovery and Grave open in directional three-card drawers, and the local Hand becomes a layered physical fan with no horizontal or vertical scroller.

Focused cards are promoted above the entire table as sharp fixed layers with a protected hover bridge, fullscreen card choices now return to confirmation, and every Monster’s Action control can offer Attack or Ability. Attacking applies size-based Fatigue until that controller’s next turn, reducing current AC by S −1 / M −2 / L −3 / G −4 without disabling defense. Initiative and damage now share the global size modifier S +0 / M +1 / L +2 / G +3, duplicate external Monster and Persona stat rows are removed, and turn/defense phases receive centered low-cost flashes.

Card tilt and lighting now update at most once per animation frame, while Gallery PBR preparation waits until previews approach the viewport and automatically reduces expensive work on lower-power devices. Hovered, focused, or pinned cards elevate their entire slot so attached Action, Bonus Action, and effect explanations stay above every Monster zone.

The duel table is finalized as one responsive mirrored field with both public sides always visible, no decorative center divider, and only a private opponent Hand count. Lands now display publicly as Events without changing internal database identifiers, edge tooltips flip back into view, the Battle Log returns to the left, the white top strip is removed, and undersized windows receive a translucent PLEASE ENLARGE SCREEN gate before the layout can break.

Private matches now wait for each player to manually click Initiative. The first d20 result remains live for both seats until the second player rolls, and ties keep both results visible while each player receives a clickable tiebreak roll. Hovering or tapping enlarges cards on the table, while a second click opens the same card fullscreen with attached green Action and blue Bonus Action controls. Unavailable costs stay gray; hovering a ready cost highlights and explains the matching card text.

Pointer and touch drags now snap cards to legal field/target positions or smoothly home when invalid, and saved Loadout order supports the same interaction. Mobile play uses an art-first landscape field with a portrait rotation gate, both public sides remain visible, HP/AC are larger, attacks use bounded card-to-target motion, every Monster displays S/M/L/G size, and Small creatures may summon with either Action or Bonus Action without changing any other mechanic. The creature-size migration now uses a D1-safe ranked update with no temporary table, preserving valid editor choices.

The match table now uses the PRLX/DM Tools workspace language with a browser-persistent local accent, clickable card-based Action and Bonus Action menus, visible Fodder/Sacc'ing selection, light card motion, and local drag offsets. Both public fields stay visible while opponent Hands remain server-private.

Every match now begins with authoritative d20 initiative plus the Persona's editable Initiative Bonus. Personas use universal AC 10 and may heal above their starting 20 HP. Initiative, attacks, damage, and dice-valued abilities all publish low-cost wireframe dice with explicit HIT or MISS feedback. Public terminology uses Sacc'ing and Sacrisummon; Bird Fountain is a Land and Forged Figure is restricted to opposing Monsters.

Private matches no longer become stuck on RECONNECTING after a successful start. The browser now distinguishes a real connection failure from a display failure, and visible Hand cards render through the correct raw-card path instead of crashing on battlefield-only Monster data.

Both public Monster Fields and both Personas now finish drawing together, with opponent Hands reduced to a compact hidden count. Field cards are size-bounded so the two-sided board remains readable, and the Battlelog now closes reliably with its × button or Escape while keeping its accessibility state synchronized.

Private-room codes now tolerate pasted spaces and dashes, joining validates two different authenticated accounts and both saved Loadouts, and every match request revalidates its authoritative seats before accepting a move. The two-account route test now covers room creation, joining, readying, starting, reconnecting, playing a real card, artwork authorization, and Host closure.

Both players can now see both public battlefields while opponent Hands and unrevealed Lands remain server-redacted. Every visible match card hydrates its exact authorized artwork, Hosts can close abandoned rooms, Guests can leave waiting rooms, and used Spells or Items briefly reveal their exact card before remaining readable from Grave, Recovery, or an attached Monster slot.

Every gameplay-ready Monster is now automatically eligible for the separate Persona slot. A selected Persona always enters a match at 20 HP and 15 AC, while its editable normal Monster HP and AC remain untouched. The starter repair migration restores missing abilities and stats for existing Gallery rows, so already-owned copies inherit the configured gameplay data without losing unique IDs, art, editions, foils, crops, signatures, PBR, or material settings.

Dev Controls can grant Standard and Holographic digital cards again after repairing its SQL placeholder mismatch. Card information is now static, larger, wrapped, and fitted across Gallery and Pick by Vibe tiles, Card Deck previews and fullscreens, Dev previews, Loadouts, battlefield cards, and match inspectors; artwork and premium material effects remain interactive.

PRLX Cards now supports immediate solo matches against Training, Rookie, Tactical, Relentless, or Nightmare AI. Each level makes meaningfully different server-side choices for passing, board development, targeting, healing, protection, Tribute value, threat removal, and lethal pressure while obeying the same legal actions, costs, dice, effects, Recovery, Grave, and victory rules as human play.

The AI mirrors the player's valid Persona plus twelve-card Loadout with separate AI-only runtime and visible card IDs. Every mirrored card retains the selected copy's artwork, artist credit, Standard or Holographic edition, foil design and intensity, crop, custom art, signature, PBR, material settings, and gameplay metadata; hidden AI Hand and Land assets remain locked until revealed. Private two-player rooms remain available and unchanged.

The first twelve Gallery cards now receive a varied, fully editable playtest configuration: 4 Monsters, 2 Lands, 3 Spells, and 3 Items covering summons, tribute summons, direct and dice damage, healing, temporary stats, equipment, action recovery, card Recovery, and destruction. The core format remains one separate Persona plus exactly twelve unique Loadout cards; a non-store temporary Persona is available only for grants to private test accounts.

Every Gallery piece now has an editable Artist Credit beneath its preview. The saved credit follows that artwork through public card previews, owned Card Deck copies, account files, Dev previews, Loadouts, and exact-instance match snapshots. Automated coverage now exercises every starter operation and completes three full mirror matches.

PRLX Cards is now playable as a lean browser-first private 1v1 game. Signed-in collectors can build a validated Persona plus 12-card Loadout, create or join a six-character room, ready up, reconnect after a refresh, and play through a server-authoritative match with hidden Hands and Lands, turn resources, summons, tributes, attacks, defense, dice, Recovery, Grave movement, and victory.

Every match snapshots the exact owned card instance—not only its artwork—so its permanent unique ID, Standard or Holographic edition, assigned foil design and intensity, crop, custom art, signature, PBR maps, material settings, and approved gameplay metadata stay attached to that copy in Loadouts and live games. Card visuals remain client-rendered for a small browser payload while D1 validates ownership, commands, targets, version races, and results.

JayKoh Gallery pieces now open a dedicated full-screen Card Metadata Editor with optional Core, Monster, Land, Spell, Item, and controlled machine-readable effect fields. The Worker validates and stores the structured effect object instead of interpreting the public English effect text. Existing nonblank V2.9.30 rulings migrate into Playtest automatically.

Every full-screen card surface now zooms and pans only the artwork layer, leaving all card-border text and signatures untouched. Public Gallery, owned Card Deck, Add Foils, and Dev Card Effects Lab previews each include zoom controls and a local TILT ON/OFF switch.

JayKoh cards now support fully optional Card Type, Ability, HP, AC, and Damage Dice rulings. Each Gallery Piece has an EDIT RULINGS control that expands directly beneath that item, and blank fields leave the card border unchanged.

Saved rulings render inside the lower card border in the public Gallery, Add Foils preview, owned Card Deck, Dev preview, metadata, certificates, and generated card files. The saved foil preview list now fills the former blue dead space inside the left Add Foils workbench.

Every saved custom foil now has a deliberate PUT LIVE IN GALLERY / REMOVE FROM GALLERY control. New custom foils remain private until published, while existing foil assignments and owned collector cards keep working independently. The public JayKoh Gallery only loads custom finishes marked as live samples.

Add Foils now uses the empty space beneath its live preview for the image-pattern and automatic-relief controls. Gallery Pieces place REPLACE IMAGE between the up and down arrows in one compact row, allowing the full piece editor and action rail to stay narrower and cleaner.

The Foil Editor adds a Pattern Depth slider that makes dark pattern regions visibly deeper over bright card art. Physical holographic card checkout now requires an “I UNDERSTAND” acknowledgement that custom digital foils cannot be manufactured and the printing company chooses the physical foil at random. TapeDeck now frames album art with one skinny geometric rotator on each side, including edge overlays on mobile.

POST-3.0 ROADMAP: explore turning the collectible cards into a playable game.

Uploaded repeating tiles and full-size foil maps are now treated strictly as automatic Height, Normal, and Roughness sources. Their original RGB pixels are never composited onto the holographic color layer in the Foil Editor, public Gallery, fullscreen previews, Card Effects Lab, Digital Library, Card Deck, Dev previews, or newly generated card SVG files. Source-specific zoom, density, stretch, and offset continue to control the generated relief placement.

Built-in and custom foil overrides now publish through one versioned live catalog used by the public JayKoh Gallery, Card Effects Lab, account library, wallet/card files, and My Card Deck. Open pages detect foil revisions and refresh their rendered material instead of remaining on an older preset. Clicking the Add Foils live card now opens a fullscreen interactive preview, and Open Public Gallery uses white text by default with black text on highlight.

Jay Gallery Edit now uses collapsible Gallery Pieces, Foil Editor, and Card Requests sections with a polished public-gallery action and persistent bottom save controls. Pieces Available use true 1:1 previews, vertical reorder controls, wider Replace Image actions, per-piece Regenerate PBR troubleshooting, and compact PBR status placement. Repeating Tile and Full Map foil uploads now each have their own live, saved Size / Zoom slider directly above their clear action.

Uploaded Tile and Full Map foil textures now travel opposite card tilt across Add Foils, JayKoh Gallery previews and fullscreen inspection, Card Effects Lab, and owned Card Deck copies, restoring the moving material response instead of displaying a flat pasted-on image. Uploading a foil pattern automatically generates its high-contrast Height, Normal, and Roughness maps using the artwork PBR pipeline, while switching active sources rebuilds relief from the selected retained image. Manual foil-map upload slots and gray workbench gutters were removed; relief controls and square Pieces Available thumbnails remain.

Add Foils now provides pattern size and density plus stretch, offset, softness, contrast, motion, and distortion controls for every built-in or custom finish. Each foil can retain both a repeating square tile and a full-size square texture while a mutually exclusive source switch chooses which one renders. Height, Normal, and Roughness maps can be uploaded—or generated from the active texture—to give the holographic layer its own independent PBR relief. Jay Gallery Edit’s Pieces Available thumbnails are now square crops.

STICKYNOTE → Jay Gallery Edit → Add Foils can now load, edit, and overwrite the official built-in holographic presets such as PRISM SHIFT, ACID STATIC, and the other default foil types. The workbench dropdown now includes both built-in and custom finishes, built-in overwrite mode saves a persistent override without changing the foil ID, and COSMIC / GLITCH pattern editing is exposed directly in the pattern selector so official specialty foils can be tuned visually from the same live preview editor.

STICKYNOTE → Jay Gallery Edit → Add Foils now places a Create or Overwrite dropdown directly between the workbench title and foil fields. Choosing a saved custom foil loads its name, colors, pattern, blend mode, angle, and strength into the existing live editor; the action changes to OVERWRITE FOIL and updates the same reusable foil ID everywhere it is assigned. New Foil mode returns the workbench to clean defaults, while the existing preview-art and preview-foil selectors remain live.

Every visitor can now tune White Light Glare as a personal browser preference shared between the JayKoh Gallery and My Card Deck. A compact sun control sits beside the gallery holo-percentage button and in the Card Deck toolbar, while the fullscreen gallery inspector mirrors both the holo-percentage and sun controls live. Card Effects Lab White Light now supplies the starting default rather than forcibly overriding an individual viewer’s chosen glare level.

Card Effects Lab global saves now control the JayKoh gallery and the material template copied into newly added cards rather than retroactively changing cards already owned. Existing collector copies snapshot their PBR and holographic response during migration, while WHITE LIGHT GLARE remains the single live global value. New holographic cards receive a random active foil design and a permanent randomized 85–200% intensity, and Card Effects Lab can tune that intensity on an individual account card.

Clicking any JayKoh gallery card body now opens that same tilt-reactive card in a full-viewport inspector rather than a flat artwork modal. The inspector preserves HOLO, FLIP, PBR relief, and reflected-light behavior while adding pointer-centered mouse-wheel zoom, two-finger pinch zoom, double-click quick zoom, and dedicated minus/reset/plus controls from 45% through 350%. Product options remain available in the side panel while the enlarged card can be inspected independently.

JayKoh Gallery now places a GLOBAL HOLO toggle directly between TILT + LIGHT and the Holo Preview selector. It turns the selected holographic material on or off across every card at once while preserving each card’s individual HOLO button; mixed per-card states are shown clearly on the global control. The repeated artwork heading above each gallery card’s price controls has also been removed because the real title already appears inside the deck-style preview.

JayKoh Gallery previews now mirror the owned Card Deck face more closely with the real artwork title, edition line, collector line, serial line, and PRLX mark, while ownership-specific fields remain neutral preview placeholders. Dev Control’s Sticky Storefront now lets staff choose one artwork and independently override its Digital Standard, Digital Holographic, Physical Plain, and Physical Holographic prices; blank fields inherit the storefront-wide defaults, and the effective artwork price flows through public buttons, Stripe Checkout, reservations, and order records.

JayKoh gallery cards now use a restrained imitation of the owned Card Deck border, carrying the same double-frame language and holo-colored edge accents without presenting a public preview as the collector’s actual copy. A compact % control sits directly beside the Holo Preview selector and opens a vertical 0–200% intensity slider that updates every visible gallery foil live while remaining a browser-local preview setting.

JayKoh Gallery now places a combined tilt-and-light switch plus a selectable holographic preview material beside Pick by Vibe. Card Effects Lab gained a fullscreen preview, immediate response to every material and foil control, and a global-mode artwork selector that locks to the chosen owned card whenever an account is selected. STICKYNOTE’s Add Foils workbench now renders a tilt-reactive live card where staff can swap gallery artwork and compare the unsaved foil form against built-in and saved custom finishes before publishing.

Every JayKoh gallery tile now behaves like a live PRLX card preview. Pointer hover and touch-drag tilt the card while the reflected light, automatic PBR relief, and optional holographic layer respond from the opposite point. Compact HOLO and FLIP controls sit near the bottom of each preview, allowing visitors to compare Standard and Holographic treatments and inspect the card back without leaving the gallery. Pick by Vibe keeps the same interaction in its denser layout, and the gallery now uses stored PBR maps publicly with automatic browser generation as a fallback.

The existing Card Effects Lab now includes an Account dropdown and an Owned Card dropdown, allowing PRLX staff to target one specific collector copy without opening an individual account editor. Selected copies can receive unique replacement artwork, an independently positioned transparent Jaron signature, a private note, crop and holographic-design changes, regenerated high-contrast PBR maps, and optional per-card material overrides. One UPDATE CARD button publishes the selected copy while EDIT GLOBAL DEFAULTS returns the lab to its original site-wide controls.

Dev Control gained a live Card Effects Lab for the JayKoh Card Deck. PRLX staff can globally tune generated texture pop, relief depth, holographic resting and active opacity, foil color saturation, foil brightness, foil travel depth, and white-light glare without editing code. Values persist in D1 and load into every Card Deck session. The automatic high-contrast PBR generator also produces slightly stronger normals for newly added or replaced artwork while existing stored maps respond immediately to the runtime controls.

JayKoh gallery uploads now automatically create persistent Height, Normal, and Roughness textures from a resized near-binary black-and-white source, giving Card Deck artwork consistent tactile relief that follows pointer, touch, and mobile-sensor tilt. Existing cards can generate the same material locally until their stored maps are created. Holographic strength has been raised slightly between the V2.9.7 and V2.9.8 treatments, and JayKoh public gallery/commission imagery now deters ordinary browser saving through disabled dragging, selection, touch callout, context menus, and page-save shortcuts.

The Card Deck motion engine was rebuilt around deterministic requestAnimationFrame transforms with inline priority, removing the reduced-motion rule that could silently disable tilt. Full-screen inspection now requests native browser fullscreen during the original click while retaining the viewport-overlay fallback, front/back controls, pointer tilt, and opposite-point reflective lighting. Mobile cards support DeviceOrientation gyroscope control with an iOS permission button plus touch-drag fallback, recentering, screen-orientation calibration, and full-screen motion.

Clicking a Digital Card now opens that same live card in a full-viewport inspection mode while retaining pointer tilt, holographic lighting, keyboard controls, and front/back flipping. Foil strength is reduced for a cleaner finish. STICKYNOTE → JAY GALLERY EDIT gains an ADD FOILS lab for reusable procedural custom finishes, and the foil schema reserves texture, normal, height, and roughness map slots for a future PBR relief pass.

Digital Cards use a square artwork window with independent per-owned-card X/Y crop and zoom controls in Dev account management. The Card Deck includes pointer/touch tilt, WebKit and standard transforms, responsive holographic lighting, and a clean FLIP control that reveals a back carrying the artwork title and unique card ID. Generated portrait, square, back, certificate, and manifest assets preserve the saved crop.

Digital Cards now render their real JayKoh artwork inside the approved PRLX frame instead of relying on browser-fragile nested SVG image requests. The Card Deck uses direct artwork layers with requestAnimationFrame-driven WebKit and standard transforms, mouse, pointer, keyboard, and touch fallbacks, plus downloadable SVG cards with embedded artwork. My Digital Library is now a responsive two-column owned-content grid, and Dev Control shows live front and back previews beneath the account card-grant controls.

Dev Control account management can now grant Standard or Holographic JayKoh Digital Cards directly to any account, revoke them, and assign one of eight per-card holographic treatments. Each Holographic card preserves its own design across the interactive Card Deck, My Digital Library, generated portrait and square card assets, certificate, and metadata package. Manual grants issue a unique card ID and notify the collector through their PRLX Inbox.

JayKoh artwork now supports configurable Standard and Holographic Digital Cards plus direct Plain and Holographic physical playing-card checkout. Digital editions deliver a multi-format account folder and appear in each collector’s interactive Card Deck with pointer-driven tilt and holographic treatment. Dev Control keeps Beat and Sticky storefronts independent while exposing compact prices, availability, tax, terms, confirmations, and holographic stock controls.