Sehnsucht

NEW • Collectible cards are back. Your collection shows every set in full — including the cards you're still missing, as a silhouette with their number. Every card can be turned over, and the detail view shows copy, edition, rarity and how many fans own it. • Drops: within a fixed time window there is a pack. The announcement sits on the home screen with a countdown — one pack per person, three cards, no duplicates, and the top tiers are strictly limited per drop. • Opening a pack is a ritual: reveal card by card, the best one last. If the connection drops halfway, nothing is lost — the next attempt shows you the same cards. • Single cards get their own place on the home screen: artwork, title and the number of copies still open sit right at the top, next to the drop. • Each campaign also gets its own page: the card large, the text with it, the remaining edition as a clear number and a single button to redeem. Below it says where codes come from. • Redeem codes whichever way you prefer: type them in or scan the QR code. • An info mark on the card shows who made it — illustration, photography, design. • Every card can carry its own back; otherwise the set's back applies. • New in notifications: "Card drops", so you never miss a window. • Interviews in articles: question and answer clearly separated, with details on who was interviewed, where and when. IMPROVED • Cards from finished sets stay visible in your collection, even once the set has ended. • Even without an account you'll see a drop being announced — along with the note that cards are free for signed-in fans. • If you already own the card, the campaign says so and one tap takes you to your collection instead of the code field. • When an edition is sold out, the campaign stays visible and says so, rather than simply disappearing. • The campaign carries the colour of the card's rarity — the same one it will have in your collection later. • The campaign does without a box: what stands out is the remaining edition as a large number, not the packaging around it. • Without a camera, the redeem sheet explains that you can type the code instead of showing an English system message. • If you are not signed in, redeeming tells you the account is missing — it used to claim the code was invalid. FIXED • A redeemed card sometimes never appeared: the input closed, the card was in your collection, and the screen stayed empty. It now reveals reliably. • In the collection, tiles overflowed at the bottom edge and ended at uneven heights. • The "Singles" block claimed to be "complete" and wore an archive mark, though it is neither. • On the fan page, the collection said "redeem a code" even when you owned cards. • Single cards without a set could not be turned over because they had no back.