Small bug: after selecting the target player/planeswalker for the first ability of
Chandra Nalaar, the game asks the user to pay an empty mana cost; clicking
Chandra Nalaar himself appears to be the only way to dismiss the payment request and deal the damage. His other two abilities function normally, and I have not observed a similar problem for the rest of the planeswalkers (though I haven't tested each of their abilities and verified that they work fine).
EDIT: For counterspells and the like, the capability to target a spell you control or one not on top of the stack would also be nice (although not particularly much of an increase in practical functionality).
EDIT2: Choosing "
Cancel" while paying for a spell or ability using mana from your mana pool does not return said mana. In addition, the computer occasionally attempts to use
Nicol Bolas, Planeswalker to destroy a mana pool (which has shroud), along with
Swords to Plowshares targeting a creature that has protection from white and similar effects. Even though they are always unsuccessful as far as I've observed, these target assignments should not have been able to take place at all.
EDIT3: Turning a morph creature face-up occurs instantaneously is not an ability that goes on the stack (though I understand the need to notify the player of the event), but it is treated by the game as such, leading to bugs since spells and abilities are handled similarly -- I was able to return a creature soon to be turned over using
Remand. On a related note, even after creating "morph.jpg", face-down spells aren't always properly concealed: sometimes targeting them then hovering the cursor over their entries in the stack pane reveals their identities.
EDIT4: Curiously enough, the statistics at the bottom of the deck construction screen include the number of multi-coloured cards in the count for some colors (e.g., white) but not others (e.g., red). I have not yet looked into the other possibilities.
EDIT5: Instead of requiring a land to sacrifice as a cost,
Goblin Trenches destroys the land on resolution of its ability. Even if different lands are chosen for each activation, though, only the first instance of the ability will actually destroy a land and create tokens, so the user must let the ability resolve before playing it again for it to have the desired effect.
EDIT6: If you control multiple planeswalkers (rare, but possible), it is impossible to determine which of them is (are? I'm not sure the computer ever tries to attack two or more planeswalkers in a single combat) being attacked.
Posted: 23 Sep 2009, 17:50
Keep up the good work, your game rocks! 
