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Bring the defending city's Town Wall into a raid as a unit with Guard, Reach and stats determined by its level. It should occupy no normal board space and remain destroyed for the rest of that battle once defeated.

Give new players an introductory period of protection from player raids so they have time to establish their empire. Show when protection ends and warn before an aggressive action forfeits it.

Train and send Appraisers to gather reports on a rival city's resources, displayed art and portions of its hidden holdings. Show the cost and limitations of each report, with stronger scouting improving the sample without exposing an entire hidden deck.

Let players train Gallery defenders to protect hidden cards from incoming Appraisers. Investing in counter-scouting reduces the information rivals can gather before an attack.

Add Overgrown Galleries as computer-controlled encounters with increasing difficulty and progression. Give players a place to learn battle tactics, test their decks and bring home resources and gold.

Let Reaction cards remain face down until their stated trigger occurs, then reveal and resolve their effect. Support the same reactive tactics in manual and automatic battles.

Make conditional destruction remove a target only when the condition printed on the card is met. Let players build tactics around those conditions and understand which targets are vulnerable.

Let higher Arena levels unlock control over the opposing deck master and progressively more opposing cards. Fill the remaining slots from a chosen starter deck until the player can specify the complete practice opponent.

Let higher-level Arenas save custom practice opponents for later reuse and editing. Players can practise against cards from the pool without needing to own them.

Offer published examples of popular deck strategies as opponents in higher-level Arenas. Let players practise against common strategies without exposing a particular rival's deck.

Let two players invite each other to a live Arena match and take their own turns. Include turn deadlines and automatic takeover when someone leaves, with no card wear, resource rewards or leaderboard points.

Show progress toward owning each card by an artist and toward collecting successive editions of a card. Highlight missing pieces, recognise completed collections and let artists see collector interest when new work expands their portfolio.

Let players curate a public Gallery wing that others can visit without scouting. Provide a friendly place to share favourite art while keeping defensive-deck information private.

Give two rivals a private view of their shared raid history and outcomes. Make repeated encounters easy to follow without broadening access to the underlying battle records.

Let a battle winner choose to publish an eligible replay beyond its normal audience. Explain which cards and battle information will become visible before the player confirms publication.

Populate the collection leaderboard using owned cards and completed artist portfolios and edition runs. Include the result in the overall score, with a published formula that rewards collecting without granting gameplay power.

Rank players by qualifying overrun Gallery achievements and include those points in the overall score. Keep Arena practice outside the rankings.

Rank players by qualifying raids against other players and include those points in the overall score. Reward competitive results while limiting gains from repeatedly farming the same opponents.

Let players inspect a card's previous editions and compare their printed stats and abilities. Show what changed between editions while making clear that copies already owned retain their original printing.

Add a comparison view with cards arranged in rows and their important attributes in columns. Let players switch between artwork and comparison views while keeping their search, filters and sorting.