"Today in Splinterlanes: Engrave your Talismans, attacks with real impact, and a sharper Deck Builder"

A polish-heavy round this time — battles that look the part, a Deck Builder that works with you, and something brand new for your Talismans. All live now at splinterlanes.com.

⛓ New: Engrave your Talismans

A new button on the Talismans page permanently records a Talisman on the Hive blockchain for 1 🎟 — proof it exists that no server mishap can erase. Engraved Talismans wear a badge on the page.

And looking ahead: when the Talisman Market opens, every Talisman you buy will arrive already Engraved as part of the sale — listing one for sale won't require it.

⚔ Attacks finally look like attacks

Strikers lunge toward the battle line with a golden flare, victims recoil and flash red, and damage numbers pop bigger and bolder. You'll feel the hits land.

The battle also now fits your screen without scrolling — and on wide screens your Hand sits beside the board, with bigger cards and text.

🃏 A sharper Deck Builder

• Filter Monsters by Mana cost — set a range like 0–8 or pin it to exactly one cost. Auto-build follows your filter too: clear Monsters (Archons stay) and +50 refills the Deck inside the range.
• Swapped your Archons mid-build? The builder now flags any leftover Monsters that no longer play under the new picks — and offers to remove just those, or start the Monster list fresh, in one click. No more puzzling out why the Deck won't save.
• A Dragon or Neutral Archon's paired colour is now a clearly labelled picker shown in that colour's own hue, and the hover card zoom always appears on the right side instead of hopping between sides.

🎒 Quality of life

• Leave a battle, come right back — check your Talismans mid-match and the game is waiting for you. You can also flip Auto-battle or top up tickets straight from the battle header.
• The Talismans page now filters by mod count and Rules Mod, and stacks identical spares into one card with a count.
• Opening Match History or Talismans in a new tab now lands on that page instead of bouncing you home — the site was checking your login a moment too early in fresh tabs.

New here? The full guide lives at How to Play Splinterlanes, and every battle costs a single $0.01 ticket with 98% of revenue flowing back as prizes.

See you in the Lanes.