- Removed the JP set.
- Added G02-G11, J12-J20
- Fixed all usages in the test code
- Updated the sample decks that used these cards.
The deck lists now contain the updated references.
- Added all Judge Gift sets to the "bling" sets list
* added alias support in castSpell command;
* added alias support in activateAbility command (example: `@ref ability text from ref card`);
* added alias support in activateMana command;
* added alias support in some assertXXX commands;
* fixed wrong manually pay by mana pool (it pays generic cost instead colored part of monohybrid);
* fixed not working cost reduction effects (now monohybrid cost will be reduced correctly with some limitation, see #6130);
* added aliases support to many assertXXX commands (check objects by alias/GUID instead card name);
* added mode to test/simulate human's mana pool usage without auto-payment (enable it by command disableManaAutoPayment, fill mana pool by activateManaAbility and simulate clicks on mana icon by setChoice);
* improves activateManaAbility command (you can activate it multiple times by one command);
* improves setChoice command (you can activate it multiple times by one command);
This also handles the rather unique case caused by Sevinne's Reclamation where the original spell resolves before the copy of it.
Also fixes a couple typos.
* added new command to play one best action on priority by AI (aiPlayPriority);
* added new command to play all best actions on step by AI (aiPlayStep);
* now you can setup battlefield by standard commands and run AI simulations for single priority/step;
* CardTestPlayerBase - old default class for card tests, it uses simple AI for choosing, but do not play/simulate it;
* CardTestPlayerBaseAI - old default class for AI game tests, auto-playable playerA, you can control only playerB;
* CardTestPlayerBaseWithAIHelps - new improved class for card tests, it uses controllable and real AI with game simulations;
Currently there's no multiplayer format that allows players to cast
spells from the command zone and also allows any deck size.
This is a problem for players who want to test EDH Cube decks. These
decks:
- can have any size - often between 40 and 100 - with no standard
- can have cards outside the commander's color identity
- may break the singleton rule
Create a game and deck type to accommodate these types of decks.
Notable differences from Freeform Commander in addition to the above:
- Decks can have any number of cards in the maindeck or sideboard
- Sideboard cards can be any type
- There are no illegal expansions
- Games can have a minimum 2 players
