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2026-09-23 Site-wide dice-table colour scheme

• Cards and panels are now deep purple, matching the palette of the dice tree nodes; cards and buttons gained a little depth.
• Numbers and codes moved to a rounder typeface.
• Added a die icon to the top-left of the navigation bar.
• The home page now lists all six sections (adding the board, the simulator and events) plus a link to the source on GitHub.
• Page headings, cards and filter chips now share one style; selected chips turn gold, and branches are told apart by the glow of their colour dot.
• The board page's buttons, toggle and board cells moved to the same style; "Generate share image" became the gold primary button.
• The dice tree and simulator toolbars, detail cards and sidebars moved to the same style; undo/redo became icons.

2026-09-23 Simulator compares against held resources; added image export

• The toolbar gained "Export image": the compact version lists the nodes you have (icon, name, level), the full version outputs the entire dice tree. Both put the total cost at the top.
• The toolbar's "Resource cap" became "Held resources": enter the cores, gold and mythic cores you currently have and the sidebar lists what is still missing item by item, showing the surplus for anything you have enough of.
• When the plan exceeds what you hold, actions are no longer blocked — you can keep unlocking and levelling as usual.
• After unlocking a node, the nodes that become reachable no longer light up with it; only the link leading to it does, so it no longer looks like you already have them.
• When a node is focused with the keyboard, the focus ring is always clearly visible and no longer dims together with unreachable nodes.
• Dimmed node icons no longer show the links passing behind them (the same applies on the dice tree page when something is selected or filtered).

2026-09-22 Board gains co-op mode

• The board now has a "Versus / Co-op" toggle, defaulting to versus. Switching to co-op adds your partner's whole board above, the two boards stacked, each holding its own dice.
• The partner's board has its own deck row and an "Off-game bonuses" toggle, defaulting to "fully levelled" — we have no way of knowing which runes your partner levelled, so we assume all of them.
• The two bonuses that really do cross boards in co-op (Alignment and Resonance) are now included in the numbers, and the breakdown says which board each one comes from.
• In co-op mode the share image draws both boards.
• The number cards and the breakdown now state that co-op-only in-run rules are not included in the calculation.
• The versus mode layout and numbers are completely unchanged.