Feature Requests

This would be especially nice in Gauntlet since that'd give players time to familiarize themselves with their decklists and make waiting a bit more interesting.

The whole game could use a refreshed UI at this point.

I think it'd be very useful if somewhere (perhaps in the crafting screen?) there was a toggle "Automatically disenchant patched cards before their disenchanting price goes back to normal". Currently, because it's unknown when exactly the promotion ends, players have to disenchant cards as soon as they get them. There's also no way to disenchant multiple cards at once, so all in all it's quite time-consuming. The toggle would solve all of these problems.

It is annoying to log in to do some quests for gold, go into queue wait for some minutes, don't get a match and just have wasted that time. I suggest you get the option to face a Bot after 2 minutes in the queue (play against the practice AI). This match should at least count for completing quests and gaining Faction level but could also give chevrons to climb the ladder. Facing the Bot should be optional though, you don't want to force people to 'waste time' playing a bad AI if they don't want to.

tl;dr at the end if you need to skip the preamble. (Copied/Edited from my post in the Discord) Hey there, LadyBlurbles here. I don't know what everyone's opinion is on the current state of the Guantlet format, but my first experience with it was incredibly overwhelming. My very first pick (as Magmar) had cards choices from 4 different factions, all at common, and I suddenly had no idea what to expect. During my games, I constantly got blown out by cards in every faction every duel, and I could not possibly wrap my head around trying to mitigate every possible threat AND answer in the game all at once. In stark contrast to my time playing in the season ladder, some of the greatest fun I've had in ages, Gauntlet run #1 was quite possibly the most unfun CCG experience I have ever had. In my second attempt at Gauntlet running atm, I have Arclyte Regalia, Aymara Healer, and Flash Reincarnation in my deck... as Abyssian. Hilarious and broken? Sure. Fun and strategic? Not even close. As-is, I will only ever play Gauntlet when the game gives me free entry, and even then only because of the loot. Speaking of loot, with a 50/50 win rate, the expected value of rewards is only 15 gold, making Gauntlet a less-than-zero-sum proposition for players. Yes, wins also count towards your 15 gold per 3, but as-is... it's literally not worth playing unless our win rate is above 70% (unless the individual card rewards are better than saving your gold for buying packs) Given how unfun the Gauntlet has been so far... yeah, not happy with the current state of affairs. I've been in queue now for almost 20 minutes, by the way, and it's never taken me more than 3 minutes on ladder. I wouldn't be surprised if other players feel similarly about not wanting to play Gauntlet given the wait time. tl;dr and my suggestions: If you want the card pool to be the same in Gauntlet for every player regardless of faction, I recommend curating which cards are available out-of-faction rather than letting ANYTHING be possible. Common removal like True Strike or Phoenix Fire, maybe, and possibly even simple "staple" minions like Young Silithat as "evergreen/neutral" picks, but NOT haymakers like Aymara Healer and Arclyte Regalia. In doing so, I highly recommend this curated list be made equally common across all factions for consistency, so in-faction and cross-faction cards appear equally likely for given rarities (and keep that list SMALL!) Peace and love, Dream Sloth Games. You've brought back my favorite digital CCG of all time, and I am so happy to be home.

Aspect of the Fox, Aspect of the Wyrm, and other transform effects like them should specify the minion is not considered a "new" minion. This is coming from other card games which have very similar effects and specify through in-game vfx and card text whether or not it is considered a "new" minion, or an existing minion with changed properties. A potential fix I thought of is change Transform to a keyword that explains it a little more in-depth for people who have been trained to expect something else by other inferior card games. Otherwise, some reminder text on the card or at least a pop-up bubble like a keyword would be extremely helpful to players new and returning.

Make like the duelyst 1 the choice to play ladder or rather play with people looking to have fun or try new things instead of the pressure of the ranking

A tiny button which is always visible, screenshots the state of the screen + a field where people can add a bit of context. Or maybe something like this can be done through Steam?

Whenever a card A is created by another card B (for example an alcuin loremaster adding a new spell to hand, or a sojourner adding a new random card) show on screen that the card was created by B, by hovering it on the card history.

Be able to challenge friends with custom rules and deckbuilding constraints.