Account

AI credits

Create with AI, AI illustrations and AI icons are paid for with AI credits. Your balance is under AI credits on the Account tab of your profile (click your avatar in the navigation bar). To buy more, click Buy 500 credits · €5.00 there. Stripe's checkout opens in a new tab; once you've paid, it brings you back with Credits purchased, and your balance updates in a moment. Bought credits are added to the ones you already have.

Whenever something needs more credits than you have, Not enough AI credits opens with the same Buy button, and Go back.

Plans and card limits

Your account can hold a set number of cards, counted across all the games you've created:

Supporters and Patrons both get the Supporter badge next to their name, and they can have their games' text translated for their players (see Translations in Game Rules and Preferred language below).

When you're within 100 cards of your limit, the Card Editor shows how many you've used. On a free account it offers both plans, with Become a Supporter and Become a Patron. As a Supporter it offers Upgrade to Patron, and Stripe shows what you'll pay before you confirm. Once you reach the limit, you can't add cards until you change plan or delete some. Cards you already have are never removed, even if you move to a smaller plan.

Your plan is shown under Premium on the Account tab of your profile, for example Patron · Active. Manage subscription opens Stripe, where you can switch plans or cancel; Stripe tells you when a change takes effect. While you're a Supporter whose subscription isn't cancelling, Upgrade to Patron is there too. Without a subscription, Premium shows Not subscribed and Become a Supporter.

If you were given the Supporter badge without paying (Supporter (granted)), you can still subscribe. Your subscription then replaces the granted badge, so once it ends you no longer have the badge.

Preferred language

Games made by Supporters and Patrons can show their text in your language. Each game's creator chooses what gets translated: the game's name and description, effect descriptions, card names, properties and their values, rarities, card states, card packs and the currency. Translations are made by AI, so they may be imperfect, and they're free for you.

Choose the language under Preferred language on the Account tab of your profile. Automatic follows the browser language of the device you're using, Off (show originals) turns translation off, or you can pick one of 20 languages. Your choice is saved to your account, so it follows you when you sign in on another device. If you're signed out, you see the originals.

Translated text appears on the game's page, in its Game Info, packs and deck builder, in card details and during a match. Game lists such as the Game Browser show each game's original name and description.

When you open a card's details, a translated effect is marked Translated from …, and other translated text is marked Translated. Click Show original to read the creator's own text, and Show translation to switch back. Game Info has the same button for the game's name and description.

Deleting your account

Click your avatar in the navigation bar to open your profile, open the Account tab, and use Delete account. To confirm, type your username (or your email, if you haven't set a username).

Deleting your account is permanent and removes:

• your profile, decks, card collections, packs and currency;
• every game you created, including published ones. Players of those games lose their decks and collections for them too;
• your Supporter or Patron subscription, if you have one. It's cancelled immediately, with no refund.

The confirmation dialog tells you how many games you'll lose, and how many of them are published, before you confirm.