The deckbuilder is the foundation.

The first downloadable desktop release brought the established card browser and deckbuilding workflow to Windows, Linux, and both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs.

• Search and filter the local card catalog.
• Build and order main decks and sideboards.
• Import and export JSON and text deck formats.
• Create Tabletop Simulator image sheets.

A focused maintenance release corrected the Linux packaging prerequisites needed by Fyne's Wayland support, making the automated desktop build more dependable.

• Repaired the Linux release workflow.
• Kept the existing deckbuilder behavior stable.

The deckbuilder gained more expressive search and personalization while expanding from a general Linux archive to native Debian, Ubuntu, and Arch packages.

• Added data-driven rules-keyword filtering.
• Added system, light, and dark appearance settings.
• Added a hash-verified GitHub data bootstrap.
• Corrected canonical card-printing matches.

A refinement release improved everyday deck editing and reorganized the project around shared card and game packages in preparation for simulator development.

• Added hover previews and drag-to-search removal.
• Corrected deck-grid alignment and sizing.
• Introduced the new application icon.
• Established the shared repository and project website.

This deckbuilder release makes custom organization faster, adopts Speedrobo's published text format, and turns local Tabletop Simulator installation into a one-click workflow.

• Select card copies with Control-click or Command-click.
• Move selected cards within or between zones as one ordered batch.
• Install a complete local Tabletop Simulator saved object in one action.
• Detect standard TTS data locations and remember custom locations.
• Import and export the text format published by Speedrobo Games.
• Complete the current Fyne UI-thread migration.

Requested by Speedrobo Games: one-click Tabletop Simulator export and compatibility with its published text decklist format.

This patch makes one-click TTS objects portable between players and moves released card data onto publisher-authorized project infrastructure.

• Reference reusable HTTPS card sheets that every multiplayer participant can load.
• Install only the saved-object JSON instead of copying deck-specific images.
• Retain the v0.1.4 local-sheet installer as an automatic offline fallback.
• Distribute complete card databases and artwork from immutable hosted catalog releases.
• Verify database size, SHA-256, schema, and card records before installation.

Publisher authorization: Speedrobo Games explicitly permitted Caster's Compendium to host the supporting card images and data.

This visual-personalization release adds approved Caster Chronicles artwork without changing the familiar default deckbuilding workspace.

• Choose None, Academy Rift, or Caster Duel from Settings.
• Apply background changes immediately and preserve them between launches.
• Show the selected artwork behind setup, menus, progress screens, and the deck editor.
• Maintain interface legibility with a consistent readability layer.

This focused hotfix corrects the framework-specific rendering incompatibility discovered after v0.1.6 packaging.

• Expose background layers through a concrete Fyne container.
• Render the selected artwork, readability layer, and controls in order.
• Redraw the main menu immediately after saving appearance settings.
• Add regression coverage for the renderer-compatible container type.

First installation candidate for sharper Tabletop Simulator exports, hosted catalog v2, and the candidate-to-stable release checklist.

Second candidate on the path to stable v0.1.7 after packaging and smoke-test feedback on rc.1.

This release improves card clarity in Tabletop Simulator and adds a visible candidate-to-stable quality boundary.

• Show the running application version on the main menu.
• Build hosted and offline TTS sheets from full-resolution artwork.
• Use native TTS deck objects and immutable hosted catalog v2.
• Validate release-version metadata and report test coverage in CI.
• Require human smoke testing of packaged candidates before stable publication.

The editor makes saved decks easier to revisit and provides an offline starting point for every launch-wave Duel Deck published by Speedrobo Games.

• Create a default personal Decks folder under Documents.
• Switch between saved JSON decks and compatible text decklists in the editor.
• Remember the active selection and protect unsaved changes.
• Bundle all eight official DD01–DD04 decklists as read-only templates.
• Default first-time users to DD01 Ignus.
• Accept main-only text decklists and streamline the fixed editor layout.

This hotfix keeps card setup working when upstream artwork links disappear and publishes hosted catalog v3 with immutable artwork URLs.

• Fall back to version-controlled card images when an upstream request fails.
• Publish normalized databases with catalog-owned artwork URLs.
• Repair existing v0.1.8 installs automatically without changing deck files.

The first v0.2 candidate refreshes the card catalog to 379 publisher records, adds alternate-art browsing, and lays groundwork for the local simulator prototype.

• Scale hosted Tabletop Simulator sheets and refresh Duel Deck artwork.
• Browse gameplay-identical printings and historical deck compatibility.
• Introduce early hotseat simulator scaffolding with documented limits.

Replaces rc.1 after correcting the Arch Linux manpage checksum used by the packaging workflow. Application behavior matches rc.1.

Fixes caster-level identity in Speedrobo text import/export and gives each caster level its own four-copy allowance.

• Import and export Lv2 / Lv3 caster suffixes correctly.
• Reject impossible level requests instead of silently substituting cards.

Makes planned Aether payments and manual card effects easier to operate while keeping unsupported rules explicit.

• Select recovered Caster-zone Aether sources while planning casts.
• Move controlled printed cards manually between supported zones.
• Refresh hosted catalog v6 with publisher-approved EX02 printings in normal search.
• Remove stale Tabletop Simulator saved objects after a successful deck rename export.

Introduces authoritative-host online play and packaged simhost alongside the existing hotseat path. Superseded by v0.3.2 for clean versioning.

• Host or join rooms over WebSocket with player-chosen decks.
• Ship Linux amd64 host tarball, systemd unit, and Docker recipe.
• Add Host Online Game and Join Online Game to the main menu.

Intermediate tag on the path to v0.3.2; use v0.3.2 or later for the supported public networked release.

Supersedes the mislabeled v0.3.0 / v0.3.1 tags and ships the authoritative-host online path with player-chosen decks and Discord release announcements.

• Online lobby with decks submitted on create/join.
• Packaged simhost for LAN or cloud playtests.
• Inherits rc.4 local casting, manual moves, and catalog v6.

The first stable rules-assisted simulator skeleton: turn structure, battle, Orb corruption, Break, and online lobby play are enforced enough for real playtests while most printed effects stay manual.

• Named rooms, search, optional passwords, and spectators (protocol v3).
• Battle judgment, Double Corrupt, Break queues, and mandatory-attack completion.
• Cockatrice-style drag/move, deck dig/browse, Orb peek/reveal, and Sage Advice dig-on-draw.

Fixes Call and Level Up freezes in hotseat and online, restores a usable Level Up prompt, and reduces empty priority click fatigue.

• Host replies to the acting player before fanning views to peers.
• Level Up selection in the preview action panel; Call row stays under the Hand.
• Press Space to pass priority; auto-pass empty stacks until a Chase starts.

Adds Cockatrice-style Aether pool editing, finishes Orb-zone player-attack clicks with printed Hubris support, and ships the official non-elemental Aether symbol.

• Left-click / right-click your Aether pool to add or remove one of each type (zeros stay visible).
• After selecting an attacker, click an enemy Servant or Orb zone to declare the attack.
• Printed Hubris bypasses Reversed-Servant player-attack blocks.

Cuts empty Pass Priority clicks with Arena-style auto-pass, adds Hilde Willow's Rest peek/bottom ability, and ships a PendingChoice framework for Enter / Last Words work.

• Auto-pass Chase unless you have Quickcast, a non-aether activated ability, or a pending decision.
• Tap Hilde Willow while holding priority to peek the enemy deck top and optionally bottom it.
• Reusable PendingChoice prompts for Hybrid-owned effect automation.

Turns the simulator from mostly-manual effects into catalog-backed Enter / Rest / Resolve automation, adds Solo vs Tsubasa, and fixes local-play gaps that left Break Enter silent.

• Register master effects for local hotseat and Solo as well as networked matches.
• Main-menu Solo vs Tsubasa against a Passion Wing persona on DD01 Ignus.
• Orb click corrupt, Barriers excluded from mandatory attackers, and empty Battle soft-lock fixes.

Moves card actions to right-click, keeps Barriers out of servant targeting, and makes wins obvious with lobby cleanup.

• Call / Cast / Level Up / Move on card context menus; Events and Chat as separate tabs.
• Orb Corrupt/Banish right-click; Vega and Straw Effigy orb choices; Barriers ≠ servants.
• Victory / Defeat / Draw dialog; finished online rooms leave the open lobby.