July 15, 2026

Deck Import & Event History

Import Decks from a Connected Service — Players can now link an external deck-building service to their account and import decks straight into their collection or as an event submission, with rich import previews, source badges showing where a deck came from, and one-click updates when the original deck changes
Judge Event History — Judges can now view a history of the events they've judged, making it easier to track activity and confirm eligibility

Reviewed and corrected deck legality across formats for a supported game, including format-specific construction rules such as single-source restrictions
Deck list summaries now show only the primary symbol instead of every symbol in the deck, making them easier to read at a glance
Fixed a legality check that could list the side deck twice for larger side decks
Fixed the text-based deck builder so cards are added correctly when creating a deck without a separate validation step
Fixed deleted decks briefly remaining visible in the deck list until the page was refreshed, and the deck-submission panel not updating immediately after importing a deck
Fixed the store locator not refreshing results after manually changing the search location
Fixed players being unable to select their primary shipping address in certain flows

Deck construction can now surface soft warnings that guide players without blocking submission, alongside hard validation errors
Onboarding now captures key profile details during sign-up, and certain fields can be locked afterward for programs that rely on them
Deck validation and submission are faster and more reliable during peak deckbuilding periods

Per-Event Format Overrides — Organizers can now override a format's default point budget and deck construction limits on a per-event basis, so a single format can support events of different sizes without extra setup

Fixed event cloning so the address, registration status, and visibility now carry over to the new event

Team-event rosters can now be exported to CSV for organizers
Tournament pairings, standings, and event admin pages load faster and stay responsive during large events

Event History Timeline — Publishers can now see a full timeline of an event's schedule changes on the event detail page, including the original scheduled date and any reschedules
Actual Start Times in Events Table — The events table now includes actual event and round start times, giving publishers a reliable signal for activity and compliance monitoring
Store Language Preference — Store language preference now appears in the store and application tables with a dedicated filter, and is included in CSV exports
Multi-Country Store Support — Publishers can now manage stores across multiple countries from a single dashboard

Fixed store-application and registration CSV exports that could fail or time out on larger data sets
Fixed event duration showing zero for some finished events

Audited dashboard table exports so CSV downloads include all columns visible in the interface