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RuneKeep v0.43.1 - A template stops pretending to be a card.

WHAT A CLASS, A DOMAIN AND A TYPE ACTUALLY ARE

  • THESE THREE START SYSTEMS AND NOBODY EVER HOLDS ONE. Making one no longer shows you a whole card, which was the most confusing thing about it: the editor looked exactly like the editor for the thing you were being told you were not making.
  • THE PREVIEW IS THE CHIP, at the size the card really draws it, with its gold seam ornament and nothing else.
  • THE CHIP IS THE FIRST THING YOU SET, at the top, because on a template it is very nearly the only thing there is to set.
  • THE NAME IS THE CHIP. One field, and the chip says what you typed.
  • GONE FROM THESE THREE: the picture, the background colour, the whole-card-image option, the body, the sections and the modifiers. None of them meant anything on a card nobody holds.
  • IN THE PACK GALLERY THEY ARE STILL REAL CARDS, marked with a hatch across the face and a band at the foot that says so. At thumbnail size the ones that start systems are the ones with texture on them.
  • THEY ARE NOT IN THE CARD ARCHIVE OR IN ADD GEAR any more, because a player cannot hold one.
  • SUBCLASSES ARE NOT IN THIS GROUP. A subclass is a card, written one card at a time, and it is unchanged.

CLASS INFO CARDS

  • A CLASS IS NOW TWO THINGS: the class card, which declares it, and CLASS INFO CARDS, which are the pages a player reads. Write as many as the class needs.
  • THE FIRST INFO CARD DECIDES THE LOOK OF THE REST. Give it a banner and a colour and every info card after it inherits both, which is what was broken: the look was being read off the class card, which no longer has one, so the second page inherited nothing.
  • OLD PACKS ARE ADAPTED AUTOMATICALLY, when you open them and when you import them. A class card written the old way, carrying a banner and prose, is split in two: the class keeps its name, chip and numbers, and a new info card takes the banner, the colour and everything written on it. Nothing is discarded, and it happens once.

THE CHIP EDITOR

  • THE WORD COLOURS ITSELF. Leave it alone and it is worked out from the band and changes when the band changes. It is a tint of your own colours rather than flat white or flat black, so a crimson chip gets warm bone and a sage one gets cool.
  • CHOOSE ONE YOURSELF AND IT STAYS, and an Auto button beside it hands the decision back without touching your gradient.
  • IT SAYS WHEN A WORD WILL NOT READ against the band you put it on.
  • THE TWO BAND COLOURS ARE SIDE BY SIDE and large enough to judge against each other, each naming its own colour.
  • BACK TO THE DEFAULT CHIP IS A SMALL LINK at the bottom. It undoes everything above it and used to be the biggest control on screen.

BACK NO LONGER THROWS AWAY YOUR WORK

  • IN A BROWSER, BACK ASKS FIRST. Pressing Back, swiping back, Alt+Left or the mouse's side button while writing a card used to leave the library entirely and take the draft with it. The guard existed and did nothing on the web: it was listening for Android's hardware key only.
  • BACK CLOSES WHAT IS OPEN, then the expansion, then the screen. A pop-up mid-flow, or a whole expansion you had open, is what Back closes now, instead of the route.

Sideload: enable Install unknown apps, then open the APK.

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