On desktop:
- A bit of a rules quandary along with this remark on AI behavior: can you cascade into a spell with no mana cost? As can be seen on the appended log screenshot the AI played a
Violent Outburst, cascading into a
Living End, which it decided to play turning a board situation that was decidedly to its advantage into one that allowed me to win.
- Random color deck generation doesn't seem to take into account colorless mana requirements in activation costs of abilities, i.e. I'm finding relevant devoid Eldrazi in decks with no sources of colorless mana. In the situation shown in the appended screenshot I used
Flooded Strand to look through my deck and I found no colorless mana sources.
- Unless I'm missing something,
Volcanic Offering should have worked in this board state instead of it fizzling due to a targeting error. It appears also that the card vanished: it's not in my graveyard or anywhere else.
- Toggling "
Remove Small Creatures" in Preferences doesn't seem to work as a 1/1 creature shows up on my opening hand afterwards (see screenshot). Unless I misunderstood and what the toggle removes is vanilla creatures with those stats.
- Peculiar object that shows up right under the label for the Home tab, when you click on most of the program window except for the menu under Forge's logo and the panes for player and deck setup. (Tested it just now and it doesn't show up. I'll see what triggers it though my impression is that I messed around with the Log, Stack and Combat tabs on the Game tab before this happened.)
- I selected White and Blue for my random color deck and
Ghostfire shows up in my hand.
- The How To Play section needs to be updated regarding the legendary rule.
- The prompt for the AI's choice for
Karn, Scion of Urza's +1 ability is a bit confused as it's cards from
my library it's looking at.
- I hate to be a bother but a similar situation to the one I noted on the third point
here happened, resulting in a crash in the next program start as well (crash log appended).
Also I'd like to know what's the recommendation on issues I've found haven't been addressed like the one above. Should I report those again? Because as I said, I don't mean to be needlessly bothersome if a particular bug was found to be difficult to work on.