Players can also pick up cards that have been played onto the Tabletop as tokens by right-clicking on the card and choosing "Take Card". This will let you deal many cards to each player (or specific players) at once. If you want to deal multiple cards at once, you can choose "Deal" from the deck menu that appears when you mouseover the deck. You will see a little icon of the deck appear above the player's avatar along with a number representing how many cards that player has in their hand. To do so, just drag a card from the back of the deck (like you would if you were playing it to the Tabletop or drawing it) or the top of the deck (if the card has already been drawn), and drop the card onto the name of the player along the bottom-left side of the tabletop area. This allows players to have a collection of cards in their "hand" just like at a real tabletop. You can also right-click on an already-played card to flip it over and switch between face up or face down. Holding the Shift key while you drag the card onto the Tabletop will play it face down instead of face up (which is the default). You can also drag and drop the next card (the one you would normally click on to draw the card) directly from behind the deck onto the Tabletop, and this will play the card to the table without first revealing what the card is. It will appear as a token on the Tabletop that you can move and resize just like a regular token. If you want to play a card from the deck to the Tabletop, you can click and drag on the card you just drew (the top card on the deck, that's facing up) and drop it onto the Tabletop. The card will be drawn and shown on top of the deck, and anyone (including players) who has permission to see the deck will also see what card was just drawn. The most basic action is to draw the next card from the deck, which you can do by just clicking toward the top of the deck, where the next card is "peeking out" from behind the deck. Clicking on the Discard option will open up a dialog box that reveals all the cards currently within the Discard Pile.
If enabled from the Deck's Settings, the Discard option will reveal after the Hide option. You'll need to reveal it again by clicking the Show-button once more from the l Collections-tab. Much like clicking on the Hide button on the Collections Tab itself, the Hide-button will hide the current Card Deck. If there is a Discard Pile enabled for the Card Deck, the cards will be added back to the deck first and then shuffled. Lastly, at the end of the dialog box is a blue button labeled Recall All that will recall everything from the players' Hands and on the Tabletop at once.Ĭlicking on the Shuffle-option will bring up a confirmation dialog to confirm the action. Clicking this button will return that group of cards back to the deck.Īt the top of the dialog box is a checkbox that will automatically shuffle the deck when you click on any Recall-button if it is checked. If there are cards in players' Hands or on the Tabletop, a Recall button will appear to the right of its entry. Lastly, there is the total number of cards in the Deck. A dialog box opens up that tracks how many cards are currently held in the players' Hands, placed on the Tabletop, and those still left in the Deck ("Unplayed").
This option allows you to return cards back to the Deck. Lastly is a button labeled Deal Cards to Turn Order Items, which is explained fully further below. The first option listed is "All Players" and afterward lists the name of every single current player that has logged into your game. Clicking on this field brings up a drop-down menu which specifies who is to be dealt the inputted number of cards in the previous field. A dialog box appears that first asks how many cards to deal.īelow this is a field called Select Some Options. This option is for dealing multiple cards to your players. It first lists the deck's name followed with the following options: When you mouse over it, the Deck Menu will appear. Once shown, a card deck will appear on the right-hand side of the Tabletop with the card back facing you.
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