Season 3 closes at 18:00 CEST and the top pilots get drafted into the first Season Crown.

Patch 0.49.2 is a small maintenance release. Nothing changes in your matches, Fighters or rewards this time. The work went into how we share news with you. Improved A steadier feed on X and Threads We

Fourth place now stands out beside the podium when you check the leaderboard from Play. Patch 0.49.1 is a small visual polish release, with no changes to standings or tournament qualification. Improved

Patch 0.49.0 opens new channels and clears out dead rules. Matches no longer roll two rulesets that cancel each other out, the Blog menu keeps articles and patch notes apart, and Stellarch now has a home

Patch 0.48.1 is a short maintenance stop. There are no balance changes and nothing new to learn: your Fighters, decks and guilds play exactly as they did in 0.48.0. This time the work went into the

The Battle Lab opens: build both teams yourself, set the rules, and run up to 100 battles at once. Brawl wins now count for three times as much, Genesis packs and Cache Fighters get limited print runs,

Untouchable finally lives up to its name. A Fighter that gains it now shakes off the poison and debuffs already on it, and the replay shows you the moment it happens. Two Draw-Fire walls come down a notch

This patch is about Fighters that hold the line and hit back. Draw-Fire walls now punish every attacker that connects, five legendary commanders get a clear identity, and four cards players called out

This patch opens up the economy. There is now a single page, the Command Deck, that lays out every currency, every reward, and the one rate we never move, all in plain language. The full whitepaper is

Your ranked rewards finally get a home worth opening. This patch rebuilds the Ranked Pool on /play into a claim-first vault, leads guild browsing with the most renowned crews, and teaches the draft ability

A draft should always give you a team to fight with. Until now, a few rare combinations of ruleset and ban, most often in Bronze, could leave you with no legal way to build a lineup. Patch 0.45.2 closes

Stellarch is officially in open alpha. You do not need an invite anymore: sign up at stellarch.io, draft a team, and play your first match in the browser today. And for the first time, the wins pay out.

Two fixes land in this patch, one for the fallen and one for the faithful. Small on paper, but you will feel both at the table and in your wallet. Fixed Dying Star finds the right target When a Fighter

Every corner of the game, one step closer. This patch is about finding your way around. The site footer is now a full star-chart sitemap, the blog reads cleaner with a side rail and answers you can fold

I spent three years climbing the ranked ladder in another blockchain card game before I quit. Loved most of it. The brawls, the collecting, that little hit when a bronze-tier team you drafted on a whim

v0.43.3: The Climb Home The season is peaking, and this patch is about the climb. Your ranked reward pool now has a real home on the command deck, the day-end chip finally shows the share weight you earned,

v0.43.2: A Reachable Season Finish A Reachable Season Finish The climb to the season-end tournament now fits inside a single alpha week. Alpha seasons only run about a week, and the old finish line of

v0.43.0: Rewards, Rebuilt Around Rating Rewards, Rebuilt Around Rating The strongest run earns the largest share. This patch rebuilds how ranked rewards pay out. Day-end reward pools now split by how strong

v0.42.0: Dispatches and the Road Ahead News from the front, and a clear look at where we are headed. This release opens two front doors. Stellarch now has a full blog, so patch notes, dispatches and deep

One affinity ban, and combat that resolves clean.

Fewer locked decks, a clearer climb, cleaner swings.