Mobile navigation now waits until it is interactive before accepting a tap, preventing the first menu tap during page startup from being dropped.
Changelog
Week 35
Aug 24–30, 2026
Initiative dice now underline 6 and 9 so rolled values remain unambiguous at every orientation.
Simulator lobby Quick Match and private-play controls now remain visible and clickable at the affected desktop layout.
“Buy this Deck on TCGPlayer” now preserves commas in card names, so Legends, Champions, and other comma-named cards are included in the imported deck list.
Simulator update notices now wait until the new version is available, so Refresh no longer reloads the still-current version during an update.
Simulator boards now keep the Base area clear of the Legend zone on wide screens.
Simulator chat now ignores Enter while an input method editor is composing text, so confirming Chinese character candidates does not send a message; pressing Enter after composition still sends once.
The Simulator lobby background now stays static while retaining the selected deck's domain colors instead of animating continuously while the lobby is open.
Saving an imported deck in the Simulator now keeps that exact deck selected instead of occasionally replacing it with an empty deck; saved decks also refresh reliably when returning to a preserved Deck Builder, and failed Simulator deck-library loads offer a Refresh action without discarding the current selection.
The Simulator lobby now uses a subtle animated background whose colors follow the selected deck's domains, and remains static when reduced motion is preferred.
Simulator boards now show animated point rails beside horizontal player nameplates with visible action clocks; each opponent menu can copy the player name, silence that player's pings and emotes for the match, or report the player from a signed-in remote game.
Community deck links that are malformed, private, or no longer available now show a localized missing-deck page instead of a generic error.
Quick card search now opens reliably when clicked as a page finishes becoming interactive.
Simplified Chinese Simulator deck-readiness messages now remain translated in the lobby, Deck Editor, and disabled room or start-game actions.
Web headers and the Simulator lobby now use compact, lower-radius language dropdowns; switching languages preserves the current route and relevant in-progress state.
Simplified Chinese authentication screens now use the correct Rift Atlas name and Chinese password and verification-request prompts in both apps.
Opening Cards or the Deck Editor now shows the localized destination loading layout immediately instead of leaving the previous page visible while data loads.
Visitors connecting from China now open Simplified Chinese at visible `/zh-CN` URLs by default, while an explicit language choice overrides location across Rift Atlas and the Simulator; compact language switches remain reachable in navigation, in-game Settings, authentication, and error pages without losing active decks, searches, or matches.
Simplified Chinese card details now use the corrected names and rules for XP Tracker (`经验卡`) and Empowered (`已强化`), and both markers display Chinese artwork instead of falling back to English.
Simulator cards and battlefield markers now use Shift-left-click to add effects to the Chain, while Command/Control-right-click banishes cards or resolves the top Chain spell to banished; Shift-right-click leaves card state unchanged.
Simulator mulligans now draw replacements before returning the selected cards to the bottom of the deck, preventing a replaced card from being drawn again during the same mulligan.
Deck Builder Full Art now uses Command/Control-right-click to move one copy between Main Deck and Sideboard, while Shift-right-click leaves deck quantities unchanged.