The latest version of The Elder Scrolls: Legends is live! This release opens up the gates of Oblivion to pit Blade versus Daedra with over 80 new cards in our Jaws of Oblivion expansion!

Mehrunes Dagon's invasion of Tamriel has begun! Take up arms with Martin Septim and the Blades or join the invading Daedra and the Order of the Mythic Dawn in our latest card pack expansion featuring:

• 82 new collectible cards.
  
• The new Invade mechanic: summon and upgrade Oblivion Gates, and use them to enhance your Daedra forces. More details about Invade are available in our article introducing the mechanic here.
  
• A brand new playmat.
  
• Six new musical tracks written specifically for The Elder Scrolls: Legends.
  
• A new Main Menu background.
  
• 14 new titles.
  
• 18 new quests.
  
• Three new card backs.

Jaws of Oblivion cards appear at 4x frequency and Moons of Elsweyr cards appear at 2x frequency.

At the start of each Arena run, the options presented for which attributes to play will include:
o One Invasion-aligned option: Battlemage, Crusader, Mage, or Guildsworn
o One Tamriel-aligned option: Monk, Scout, Spellsword, or Empire
o One option at random from all 20 dual-color and tri-color combinations

Moon Gate, Frazzled Alfiq, Rebellion General, Smash and Grab, and Old Salty's Assault have been curated out of Arena.

We’ve made several changes to how ranking works in Versus Arena, which will now function more like the current Versus Ladder. An article containing more information about these changes can be found here.

• Players can now import pre-existing decks into Events. Simply copy your deck code into your clipboard and then enter the deck creation screen of the event. You will be prompted to import your deck and any disallowed cards will automatically be removed from the event deck, keeping your actual deck intact.
  
• Event entry can now be directly purchased with Gold.

• Fixed an issue that was preventing card animations from playing when certain cards were played in a certain order.
  
• If a creature dies while pilfering, the pilfer coin VFX will no longer go to the center of the playmat but to the player’s avatar.
  
• Arcane Enchanter will no longer flash as if activated when Spear of Embers is triggered by Prophecy.
  
• Prophet of Bones now plays its exalt VO when exalted.
  
• Playmats now play their thematic music instead of only playing music from the most recent expansion. (The Isle of Madness playmat will play the original tracks as new music was not created for that expansion).

• Consecutive plays of Soulrest Marshal no longer stack their cost reductions.
  
• When Stalwart Ally is summoned, it will now properly receive the buff from a conditional check (such as East Empire Crafter), if it would qualify after it receives its buff from the Stalwart Ally summon ability.
  
• A target's power that has been reduced by Bruma Oppressor will now properly be reduced to 0 when a Shearpoint Dragon is also in play.
  
• Pilfering with a 12-cost creature in the Madness lane will now properly transform into a 13 cost Ancient Giant and continue to increase in cost.
  
• Cog Collector will now summon an Ancient Giant based on the number of pilfers when there are no neutral creatures to summon.
  
• Dark Anchor has been changed from creature type "Defense" to "Portal".

• Fixed an issue that was preventing the client from logging in without having Game Center active, on devices running iOS 13.
  
• Fixed an issue that was giving extra Adoring Fan cards to players who already had one regular and one premium.
  
• Players will now receive multiple quests when logging in if their quest list is empty and they have not logged in for more than three days. Completing those three quests will grant one more daily quest, with the next daily quest appearing as normal, the next day.
  
• Fixed an issue causing some UI elements to appear blurry on high-end mobile devices.
  
• Players are now able to opt back into the Limit Tracking and Profiling option by clicking “No”. This will re-enable the ability to receive special offers.

• A Quickplay button has been added to the Play menu. When the user plays a match, that match type will be saved locally. The next time "Play" is clicked on the Main Menu, the right-most panel in the following menu will take the user to the last saved play mode. (If this is an Event or Arena that has ended, it will default to Casual Versus).
  
• The player's rank on the Rank Rewards section of the Events UI now properly updates as soon as a player's rank changes.
  
• The drop-down filter on the Leaderboard page no longer reverts to Top Ranking immediately after the player selects My Ranking.
  
• The Event leaderboards now have page arrows to scroll through the entire leaderboard.
  
• Should a player not enter an active event, the Event window properly disappears when registration ends.
  
• Event matches now display in the Match History under the player's profile.
  
• Multiple text-wrap and capitalization issues have been fixed on the Events menu. More fixes forthcoming.
  
• Navigating to the Profile from the Events page then back to the Events page no longer causes the submenu tabs to disappear.
  
• When Razum-Dar is in play, the first card drawn by the opponent is now properly revealed to the player.
  
• When half of a Double Card is played the other half is now properly revealed to the opponent.
  
• All Atronachs are now highlighted in gold text in the discard pile when choosing a creature to Consume with Alfiq Conjurer.
  
• Quests with "Win with: X attributes" now properly display those attribute icons.
  
• Chamberlain of Sheogorath is no longer visible for accounts that do not own the title.
  
• Best Arena rank now properly updates in the player’s profile.
  
• Keywords given from Echo of Akatosh now properly display on creatures as they are drawn, and the user no longer must summon the creature for the keyword to appear.
  
• Companion Harbinger now properly gives a hanger indicating its buff on friendly werewolves.
  
• Blood Pact Messenger now properly states it is available from Episode 5, Bravil, in The Fall of the Dark Brotherhood campaign.
  
• The Special Offers button no longer overlaps any other buttons on the Main Menu, on tablet devices.
  
• A user is now kicked from spectator mode if the player they are spectating removes them from their friends list.
  
• Pressing the ESC key while viewing the Rank page will now properly go back to the previous screen without any incorrect overlap.
  
• The Back-menu button hitbox has been fixed to include all pixels across the top row.

• When players receive a title and card back in the same reward screen, they will now properly be placed next to each other instead of on top of each other.

Chaos consumes Tamriel as the gates of Oblivion break open. Fight off the invading Daedric forces with your Imperial allies or use the fiery gates to your advantage in Jaws of Oblivion - now available in The Elder Scrolls: Legends!

Experience the Oblivion Crisis in this new pack-based expansion featuring:

Over 75 new cards.
Ravenous new Daedra creatures to command.
A new mechanic: Invade. Learn more about how it works here[legends.bethesda.net].

In addition to new cards, the release of Jaws of Oblivion updates The Elder Scrolls: Legends with a new playmat, new card backs to collect, new music and new visual effects to enhance your game experience!

Come prepared for the Crisis with the Jaws of Oblivion Starter Pack! Now available in the Store, this bundle contains:

• 10 Jaws of Oblivion packs
  
• An epic “Gate Opener” title
  
• One Jaws of Oblivion Legendary Pack

This one-time purchase is available for just $4.99 – a great way to start your Jaws of Oblivion collection at a low price.

Speaking of value, what better way to experience the latest expansion with a pre-built Theme Deck with Jaws of Oblivion cards already included? Available for just $4.99 or 500 Gold each, the Mankar’s Paradise and Martin Septim’s Ascendance Theme Decks include 50 cards in a preconstructed deck – including a Unique Legendary card from Jaws of Oblivion!

Combining the attributes of Intelligence and Strength, Mankar’s Paradise assembles Oblivion Gates and protects them with cunning Wards and aggressive Daedra. Once Mankar Camoran himself joins the fray, the Gates become even stronger, dashing your opponents’ spirits with an unstoppable invasion!

On the other side of the conflict is Martin Septim’s Ascendance – an Agility/Endurance hybrid deck that braces against attacking forces while building up resources. Once you’ve got enough Magicka stored with the help of Martin Septim, turn the tide against your foes with the overwhelming power of Martin’s real potential: the mighty Avatar of Akatosh!

Will you save Tamriel from the Daedric threat, or let it all burn? Join the community on Facebook[www.facebook.com] and Twitter for the latest news, playable events and more in The Elder Scrolls: Legends!

Ruthless Daedric forces invade The Elder Scrolls: Legends in its newest pack-based expansion, Jaws of Oblivion!

Tamriel tears at the seams as conflict worsens between the Imperials of Cyrodiil and the Daedra-worshipping Order of the Mythic Dawn. From witnessing the rise of Martin Septim to braving Mankar Camoran’s eerie Paradise, Jaws of Oblivion immerses players in the world-shaking events of the Oblivion Crisis.

Over 75 new cards set around the events of the Oblivion Crisis, including tumultuous new Daedra cards.

New mechanic: Invade. Summon otherworldly Oblivion Gates and build their havoc-wreaking power before your opponent can shut them down!

Several enhancements to Legends, including a new playmat, four new card backs, two new Theme Decks, new music and new visual effects.


Prepare for the Gates to open by preordering Jaws of Oblivion today! For $49.99, you will receive:

• 50 packs of the Jaws of Oblivion expansion, available when the set releases.
  
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• One premium Jaws of Oblivion Legendary Pack, available when the set releases.
  
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• One premium card back and an epic “The Herald” title, both usable immediately upon purchase.

Will you close shut the Jaws of Oblivion or let chaos run rampant and free? Choose for yourself when the next expansion for The Elder Scrolls: Legends launches October 8!

In case you missed the news, events are back[legends.bethesda.net] in The Elder Scrolls: Legends. Get ready to craft your best decks, step into the fray and earn some awesome rewards based on your performance!

Each event comes with special conditions, from brand-new deckbuilding variants to familiar fan-favorites like Pauper, as well as exclusive rewards during special occasions such as card backs or alternate art cards!

Events in The Elder Scrolls: Legends change frequently, so be sure to check in often to see what challenges await! As for the first event making its glorious return to Legends, we’re going with a classic. That’s right, it’s time for the Rumble Gauntlet!


The Rumble Gauntlet is sweet and simple – bring your best Constructed deck and battle other players until you reach nine wins or three losses, whichever comes first! Each run through the Rumble Gauntlet costs three Event Tickets, up to three maximum runs.

Not only will you gain sweeter and sweeter rewards with each victory such as card packs, Gold and Soul Gems, your performance will also be tracked on the leaderboards for a chance to win even more loot for top-ranking players!

Whether this is your first time in the Rumble or an excited vet itching to dive back in, look forward to jumping into the Rumble Gauntlet starting Friday, September 6 at 12pm ET. Get your runs in while you can – this week’s Gauntlet closes at 12pm ET on Monday, September 9.

The latest version of The Elder Scrolls: Legends is live! This release brings the long-awaited return of Events, enhanced spectator mode, gameplay fixes, user interface improvements, and some balance changes!

By the Nine, the return of Events is here! Stay tuned for more details in the coming days and keep an eye on the Main Menu as we roll out different types of events for all to enjoy!

Match spectating now has the ability to see both players’ hands! You must be friends with both players to use this new viewing mode. Tournament casting just got better!

The following cards have received balance changes: Alfiq Conjurer and Luzrah gro-Shar. The next time you log in to Legends (within the next three weeks), we will credit your account with Soul Gems for each copy of a changed card you own (up to three). Details on the changes and explanations behind them are available here[legends.bethesda.net].

• Ulfric's Uprising no longer appears to be drawn from the deck when Ayrenn brings it back from the discard pile.
  
• Cards summoned directly from the players deck to the playmat will no longer animate and clip through the playmat.
  
• Bruma Profiteer no longer raises up from the playmat when its ability is triggered.
  
• When Dragon Cult Ghost is updated while in-hand it will no longer display a health reduction number.
  
• The Dark Anchor VFX now displays over its card after it has been resurrected from the discard pile, instead of incorrectly in the center of the screen.
  
• Execute now uses a new VFX.
  
• The alternate art version of Crushing Blow now uses a new alternate VFX.
  
• Crocodile Brute now uses the water splash VFX for its summon animation.
  
• Wardcrafter’s SFX is no longer heard when ward is granted while Mute Master Volume is enabled.
  
• The Arena announcer VO will no longer incorrectly play when an item is purchased from the Store and the user is brought to the reward screen.
  
• The following cards have had their audio tweaked or reworked: Curse, Barilzar’s Tinkering, Caius’ Machinations, Daring Heist, Bruma Profiteer, Execute, and Crushing Blow.
  
• The following cards have had their truncated audio issues resolved: Stronghold Patrol, Blades Lookout, Stormcloak Camp, Crassius’ Favor, Temple Conjurer, Enraged Dragonknight, Apprentice Necromancer, and Imbued Bosmer.

• Card Reveal changes are in effect! Any opponent card that is already shared knowledge will now be revealed in-hand, face up, for as long as it remains in-hand. This was done so players would no longer be required to keep track of events that were only temporarily readable in the Play History.
  
• Sai Sahan can now be correctly targeted and damaged by last gasp abilities that deal damage, even if the creature is wounded before it dies.
  
• Ruin Shambler will now properly consume cards stolen to the player's discard pile on other turns besides the turn that the stolen creature in the discard pile died.
  
• Flamespear Dragon now properly targets the last summoned card when multiple cards are summoned simultaneously.
  
• Pack Leader will now properly summon a Young Wolf if it dies during its pilfer trigger with either breakthrough damage, or Skooma Underboss.
  
• Forward Camp now summons the correct amount of Eastmarch Crusaders when full lanes are completely wiped.
  
• Fixed an issue if the player summons Mecinar while their opponent has no more creatures left in their deck.

• Fixed a bug that allowed Adoring Fan to be soul trapped with the mass trap interface. The small pitter-patter of rushed footsteps can be heard in the distance, seemingly getting closer…

• All exterior menus have been redesigned and/or polished for mobile and desktop clients.
  
• Titles are now searchable with checkbox filters in the Titles menu.
  
• It is now possible to cancel deck changes via the red X in the upper left-hand corner of the deck building interface.
  
• Fixed an issue that was preventing chat messages from being received if the chat window was opened before a match began.
  
• The chat window’s state (collapsed/expanded) will now properly be remembered when transitioning from menu to match, and vice versa.
  
• Sentinel Reclaimer will now appear if the keyword “item” is searched.
  
• During the Arena class select menu, certain dual-attribute class icons are now properly displayed in the correct order.
  
• The final blow dealt to an opponent now displays in the Play History.
  
• The green checkmarks from completed Treasure Hunts no longer render on top of the iconography used on cards in the Play History.
  
• Fixed an issue on the iPad Pro that was causing some cards in the Play History to display off the bottom of the screen.
  
• Shrewd Strategist now properly displays the consumed creature in the Play History, as well as other cards buffed by Shrewd Strategist's summon ability.
  
• Social presence now properly displays when players are playing a Casual or Ranked Match.
  
• The small counter displayed alongside the Collection menu button is no longer too small for the numbers it displays.

• Store purchases are now delivered with flair via the Rewards menu.
  
• Deck rewards now give card details in the reward screen.

As we approach the end of the ranked play season, it’s time to reveal this month’s reward card - and if you’re a fan of Mudcrabs, we’ve got just the card for you. Introducing Old Salty’s Assault!

Old Salty’s Assault is a five-cost action that does one thing and does it well: summon Mudcrabs! It’s hard to analyze this card without looking at all the Mudcrabs currently available in the Legends card pool, so let’s take a look:

While these cards all have relatively low power by themselves, playing them all at the same time, while thinning your deck by three, is a big deal. In addition to 6/5 of total stats for five magicka, you’re also getting the Mudcrab Merchant’s potentially valuable effect plus Mudcrab Anklesnapper will even scuttle across the board to deal a quick point of damage to your opponent.

...but we can’t forget about our honorary Mudcrab: Reflective Automaton! For those dedicated to getting maximum value from Old Salty’s Assault, you can include the 2-cost 2/3 from the Return to Clockwork City expansion that has all creature types. This significantly increases the Assault’s power level; now the card will thin your deck by four cards and summon a total of 8/8 in stats! Additionally, with all these cards being Neutral, you can go for this strategy in any class in the game or pair it with additional Neutral supports like Dwarven Dynamo to turn your crabs into threats.

No matter which class you’ll be summoning Mudcrabs in (and I personally want to ring out Mages Guild Recruit on turn one so I can ring out Old Salty’s Assault on turn two), make sure you head into the ranked ladder today to earn your copies! As with all our monthly reward cards, reaching rank 9 in our ranked ladder by the end of the month will award you one copy, rank 5 will earn you the second and if you finish rank 1 or higher you’ll get a full playset. In addition, if you’re able to finish in the top 1,000 Legend ranks, your playset will be premium!

The latest version of The Elder Scrolls: Legends is live! This release brings gameplay and animation fixes for Ward and card draw respectively, as well as a fix for Blackwood Distiller!

• Wax and Wane animations have been tightened up and the timing between animations has been sped up.
  
• The opponent’s mulligan card draw animation is now faster.
  
• The player’s card draw animation is now faster.

• Sentinel Battlemace and Covenant Masterpiece will no longer reapply their Wards to creatures if Skilled Blacksmith was played, killed, or silenced after the Ward broke.
  
• While a friendly Skooma Underboss is in play, Blackwood Distiller's Pilfer ability will now trigger if it dies while Slaying.

• Android performance issues relating to the Deck Builder and the discard pile have been addressed.
  
• Fixed an issue on iOS, after a fresh install, that would sometimes cause the pack opening tutorial to have missing card back textures.

When designing Moons of Elsweyr, we wanted to portray the battle between the Khajiit and the forces invading their land. We spread the Khajiit (and consequently Pilfer) out among all attributes and we wanted a mechanic that would represent Euraxia Tharn’s conquering army to contrast with that. One of the identifying features of this army was its use of necromancy, so we figured that was a potential avenue for us to explore.

We already had some necromancer and resurrection-based cards but they were all in Endurance. Our biggest challenge was to find a way to portray these characters and spells in other attributes without making Endurance give away part of its identity.

Our first attempt at a necromancy mechanic was called Soulbound - a keyword that resurrected the creature as a 1/1 upon dying (for example, a 3/3 Lethal creature with Soulbound would die and come back as a 1/1 Lethal). Necromancy was being portrayed as creatures being resurrected rather than the necromancers themselves, meaning any attribute could have a necromancy-flavored card.

After playing with those, we decided they created game states that were more repetitive than we wanted. Soulbound got the point across, but having to kill creatures multiple times was exhausting, especially since they often relied on Summon and Last Gasp effects for the ability to make sense. We still thought the mechanic had potential but wasn’t quite there yet, so we decided to explore other alternatives. One of the original Soulbound cards survived this process, however, and ended up being released in Moons of Elsweyr with the name of Wandering Skeleton.

Our next attempt was inspired by ESO’s necromancer skills that consume corpses. Eventually, this mechanic evolved into the Consume ability we have today, which was different enough from resurrection that we felt safe putting it in all attributes without taking anything away from Endurance’s attribute identity:

Consume: Remove a card in your discard pile from the game to get an effect.

Since the condition of having a creature in the discard pile (all Consume cards in Moons of Elsweyr consume creatures) happened naturally in most games, we felt that Consume cards could see play in many different builds. However, we also wanted to make sure players could play a Consume-focused deck if they wanted to. For that, we created the Imbued creatures, or as we called them, “Consumables” - creatures with fair stats that gave you bonuses if they’re Consumed.

Each attribute has one with a characteristic keyword and we included two Neutral ones as well to make sure every attribute combination could have enough cards for a Consume shell. On top of that, cards like Seeker of the Black Arts and Discerning Thief were also included to give the mechanic some new angles.

From a gameplay standpoint, we were happy with how Consume turned out - the mechanic itself encouraged trading and playing to the board, which is a style that we generally want to incentivize. We hope you liked playing with Consume as much as we did!

- Paulo Vitor

The latest version of The Elder Scrolls: Legends is live! This release brings new Soul Trapping options, gameplay fixes, chat improvements, and plenty of sound effect changes and enhancements!


After many requests from the players, more Soul Trapping options are now available! Instead of only Soul Trapping your extra regular cards, we have added three options to accommodate three different types of collectors. These three options represent the Soul Trap priority of the various types of cards:

• ALL: Clicking this button will save a maximum of 3 Non-Premium and 3 Premium copies of your cards, and Trap the rest. This is for the collector who likes to have everything.
  
• NON-PREMIUM: Clicking this button will save a maximum of 3 Premium cards or any Premium plus the minimum amount of Non-Premium to make a total of 3 cards, and Trap the rest. This is for the collector who prefers the Premium artwork.
  
• PREMIUM: Clicking this button will save a maximum of 3 Non-Premium cards or any Non-Premium plus the minimum amount of Premium to make a total of 3 cards, and Trap the rest. This is for the collector who prefers more Soul Gems.

• Pressing the Enter key will bring up the chat window.
  
• If the chat window is open and no text is present in the input field, pressing the Enter key will close the chat window.
  
• Pressing the Enter key will always default to the last person you sent a message to, regardless of how many other friends have messaged you.
  
• The last known chat window state (small or expanded), will now be remembered.
  
• The chat history, for friends who have signed off, will now persist until you close the client.
  
• Sending a message no longer renders a message pop-up for your own message.
  
• Clicking on an incoming message pop-up will open the chat window and place the cursor in the input field for immediate typing.

• Cards drawn into the opponent’s hand during a match will no longer briefly flash on screen before the animation plays out.
  
• Lockpick now has one uniform animation regardless of the summon outcome.
  
• Sharp-Eyed Ashkan's summon ability now animates multiple cards simultaneously rather than individually.
  
• Skeletons summoned by Bone Colossus' summon ability are now summoned simultaneously.
  
• Sundered Shades are now summoned simultaneously when Soul Split is played.
  
• The Steel Dagger created by Devious Bandit's effect from Prowl Smuggler no longer appears face down when it is created.
  
• Cards that summon other cards will no longer awkwardly overlap each other as they reposition on the playmat.
  
• When an opposing player summons Fortress Guard and triggers its effect, the card discarded is now properly displayed to the player first.
  
• Lane icons and Ring of Magicka VFX/SFX no longer play when reconnecting to a match.
  
• When spectating a player, the yellow glow VFX around the End Turn button no longer persists after the spectated player ends their turn.
  
• The Slay VFX no longer appears in the center of the playmat when Falkreath Defiler survives.
  
• Certain cards spawning in from portals will no longer occasionally spawn in as miniature versions of themselves.
  
• The following cards have SFX/VO fixes or adjustments: Assassin’s Ritual, Temple Conjurer, Cyriel, Moon Gate, Steam Constructor, Apex Predator, Stendarr’s Hammer, Malefic Wreath, Embassy Guard, Gardener of Swords, and Little Girl (all languages except English).
  
• The following cards have French VO fixes: Blood Magic Lord, Night Talon Lord, and Night Shadow.
  
• Ulfric’s Housecarl’s VO for Spanish and Mexican Spanish have been properly swapped.
  
• Slinking Jackal, Wily Kee’va, Bloodline Outcast, Shadow Shift, and Wardcrafter have new SFX implemented.
  
• Relic Hunter now has properly localized summon and battle VO in all languages.
  
• Added a new SFX for Soul Gem totals counting upwards.
  
• Added the missing card burn SFX for when a player has too many cards in hand.

• Golden Saint, Kagouti Fabricant, Alfiq Illusionist, Brassilisk, and Morag Tong Aspirant have all changed their wording from “summon a copy of [CARDNAME]” to “summon a [CARDNAME]”.
  
• Winter's Grasp and Winter's Touch can no longer be played if all enemy creatures are already shackled.
  
• Guildsworn Honeytongue's sort order has changed so that its Expertise ability triggers before that of Guildsworn Cavalier and Guildsworn Bloodluster.
  
• Sai Sahan will now properly take damage when he attacks a creature with higher Health than he has Power.
  
• Gardener's Harvest no longer changes twice if that specific card was Mulliganed away and then later drawn from the deck.
  
• Fallen Dragon now receives Ward from Lion Guard Strategist before its summon ability triggers.
  
• Stealing Zumog Phoom no longer severs the link to the chosen creature.
  
• A player's Abnur Tharn will now successfully trigger the effects of a Wood Orc Headhunter or Bangkorai Butcher if the player has a single Orc in play.
  
• Rune breaks caused by the damage of a special lane will now properly trigger any card that uses a Rune break as a trigger for a special effect.

• Mobile clients now have a preference in the Options menu to toggle on "Double Tap to End Turn", which will prevent accidental turn ending.
  
• On mobile clients, Prophecy cards drawn on a Rune break will now idle in the center of the screen so that all cards on the playmat are easily targetable.
  
• Senche Graveprowler’s name has been changed to Senche-raht Graveprowler.
  
• Fixed an issue that caused cards that were in their hover-over state, to be stuck on screen during the Mulligan phase while waiting for the other player to finish Mulligan selection.
  
• Fixed an issue for mobile devices that would sometimes cause the Alliance War Legendary packs to display their textures poorly lit.
  
• The Moons of Elsweyr playmat lighting issue, causing Guard borders to look reddish, has been fixed.
  
• The Season of the Dragon Card Back is no longer visible for accounts that do not own it.

• Fixed an issue that caused certain cards to use the long text card description frame when they should have been using the short text card description frame.
  
• Disciple of Namira's star icon no longer flashes when the ability does not trigger.
  
• Cards displayed through Farsight Nereid now only show their own rarity gem instead of overlapping with all rarity gem types.
  
• Legendary card frames no longer extend over the title box in the "Card Info" window.
  
• The Temple Lane now properly displays all health gained in one total number.
  
• The Daily Reward menu no longer overlaps other screens when the player finishes a match.
  
• The Usurper title text description now appears in the correct language when received, instead of in English for all languages.
  
• The five Alliance War class names are now searchable terms in the Collection search bar.
  
• Unowned Double Cards now properly appear when filtering to the individual costs of the cards.
  
• Bruma Oppressor is now sorted correctly in the Collection.
  
• Karthspire Scout now appears when searching the Collection for "Orsimer".
  
• Around 28 new loading tips have been added to the list of tips.

• The Moons of Elsweyr intro quest line now properly delivers the card back reward at the rewards screen when you complete the final quest.

• Low-end iOS devices may have missing Main Menu UI.
  
• Players that are stuck on the “Complete Act 3” quest can now replay the mission to trigger the quest.