Cards are always drawn face-down in order to allow more undos. Once you reveal them with the "Reveal
cards"-button, you are no longer able to undo past that point.
The number of cards in a stack on your board is indicated by the number in the bottom right. If the
stack is splayed, the icons revealed by the splay are shown below the top card.
To view the cards contained in the stack, click the number in the bottom right. This is also how you
can
select those cards for an effect.
You can click on any area containing cards to see the cards in that area.
Cards you have trackable information about are shown face-up, even if they are in an area you can't
see
(such as an opponent's hand).
When clicking a draw pile or the i-Icon on a facedown card in your hand, all cards with that back
you
don't know the position of will be shown (these are the cards that could be there).
When selecting cards on your board, colors are used to indicate what type of action will be
performed:
- Red: Dogma
- Black: Dogma, but at least one opponent will share / not be affected (also, a warning
icon will be displayed).
- Orange: Endorse
You can hover a card name in the log or the grey status bar to view the full card (or tap on
mobile).
In order to display the cards on a player's board in a single row even on smaller displays, they can
shrink a lot with the standard settings.
If you want the cards to be displayed bigger, but with a linebreak, increase the "minimum card
width" in
the settings.
By default, the board of the most recently active opponent is displayed. By clicking in their info
areas, you can toggle additional opponents' boards.
In the settings you can change this to always displaying all opponents' boards, or just a single
opponent's board.
When selecting cards from a location where you are mot allowed to look at the cards, there are two
cases.
If the location is one you control (for example, your claimed achievements) or a neutral location
(like
the junk), you can select a card by it's back and position in that location (cards will always go
first
to enter on the left, to last to enter on the right).
On the other hand, if the location is one controlled by an opponent (such as their hand), you can
select
a card back, and a random card with that back will be selected (this simulates your opponent
shuffling
the cards, as they would in real life).