- New: clan challenges. Every day, each clan gets three challenges — one easy, one medium, one hard — around packs, battles and the collection: open packs, play games to the end, win, add cards to the clan codex… Targets scale with the number of members. Everyone who pitched in gets the reward — dust, packs or guaranteed packs — with nothing to claim, as long as they log in the same day or the next; otherwise it’s lost. New members join in the day after they arrive. Challenges opened today: what your clan has done since midnight already counts.
- New: clan levels. Every challenge completed earns clan points (10, 20 or 40) and levels up the clan. With each level the crest grows more ornate — its metal changes every five levels, from bronze to prism — the clan gains two seats (15 at level 1, up to 50), and targets rise a little. Each new metal brings bigger rewards: up to 1,500 dust or a Mythic pack. A level gained during the day applies to the next day’s challenges.
- New: badges. Wear up to three badges on your profile, next to your card back. Every achievement gives its badge from its first tier; its metal shows the tier reached — bronze, silver, gold, platinum, prism — and upgrades by itself. Pick them in a window, from your profile header or the Achievements tab: they show on your public profile.
- Everything resets at midnight, Paris time. Daily ranked, the special pack limits in the Shop, the WikiPass first win of the day and the Leaderboard week now reset at midnight Paris time — it used to be midnight UTC, 2 a.m. in France.
- Market: five cards on sale at a time. Each player can now have up to five cards on sale at once; the sale form shows where you stand (n / 5). Lots already on sale stay until they end.
- WikiPass: levels cost more as you climb. A level now costs 100 points at the start of the track and more after that, up to 2,350 for the last — it used to be a flat 150. At the old rate, the most active players would have finished the pass in three days. What packs and games earn hasn’t changed, and a level bundle still takes you up that many levels, whatever they cost.
- Your profile on phones. The profile header has been redesigned for phones: your avatar under a halo, your name and rank in the center, then a showcase for your badges and card back.
- Fixes. In the bell, unread notifications now stay highlighted while the panel is open and fade when you close it — they used to fade the moment it opened. The animated Furnace border now covers the whole edge of the avatar: a thin line of the photo could show through.