Deck Viewer
Deck Viewer - See below for more details
1. Available cards column
This is a list of all the cards that are available to be added to the deck.
2. Cards in deck column
This is a list of all the cards that are currently in your deck, however you can only have a maximum of 40 cards in your deck.
3. Card thumbnail
This is a thumbnail of a card, click on it to bring up the full sized card.
4. The card's name
This is the same as what you would see if you clicked on the thumbnail.
5. Extra details
This will show extra details of the card, at this stage there are only extra details for ninja cards. The extra details for the ninja card are simply a break down of their healthy and injured combat.
6. Entrance cost
This is a value between 0 and 9. To be able to play the card, the turn marker (see Game Layout) has to be equal to or greater than the entrance cost of the card.
7. Hand cost
This represents how many cards you have to discard from your hand to play this card.
8. Add/Remove from deck
This button changes format based on what card it is representing. For ninja cards the format is "x/y (z)" - where x is the amount of ninja with that name in the Cards in deck column, y is the maximum amount you can have of that card in your deck (usually 3), and z is the amount of that particular card in the Cards in deck column. Note that x and z will be different values. Think of this button as saying, "The deck contains x cards with this ninja's name, z of which are this card."
For non ninja cards, the button only displays "x/y".
Left click the button to add the card it represents to the Cards in deck column. Note you cannot do this if x is equal to y.
Right click the button to remove the card from the Cards in deck column. Note that nothing will be removed if z is equal to 0 (for ninja cards) or if x is equal to 0 (for non ninja cards).
Similarly, the Cards in deck column also contains this button, and left and right clicks do the same thing, except when z becomes 0 that entry is removed from the list of cards.
9. Deck cards
These are the cards in your deck, they will display exactly the same as on the Available cards column.
10. Save deck
This allows you to save the deck so that you can use it when playing the game.
11. Save deck as
Save the deck that is open, but give it a new name.
12. Open
This allows you to open a deck that you have already created.
Deck Viewer - Populated Cards in deck column
See Game Layout for the next set of instructions.