The two promos I was most excited about to date (including the above) were the Healing Wand (which turned out to be not as awesome as I had thought, but still neat) and Sersiryx, Imp Familiar (which is just awesome).

I really hope that Sersiryx will arrive with Forged in Fire!

Very awesome 

I'd love to have a way to navigate through the entire site without having to backtrack and click links buried in the page's contents. It doesn't even need to be the same everywhere (even though the current four navigations are really heterogenous), I'd just love to have a way to navigate around. And for new customers, that would make it possible to find stuff without running into dead ends.

In particular, I think the following things would improve the user experience:

• Every "home" link should go to the same page - the forums if that's central, the frontpage if that's central
• The homepage (and the downloads section as a consequence) should be reachable with navigation links from the forums
• It should be possible to reach the spellbook builder from the homepage and the forums without going into the Website section, then the spellbook builder section, then the beta thread
• There should be one place for news - currently, it's all sprad out over the forums and the front page
• I'm aware that the spellbook builder is still beta, but a link from there to the other sections (home, forums, maybe store) would be nice as well

Of course, I have bookmarks for all the things I regularly use. But...

• A new user doesn't have those and has to find their way around without prior knowledge about all the stuff there is on the site
• There is no reason for me to need them, as navigation links throughout the site are easy to implement with a bit of custom templating
• This isn't really about me at all, but about website usability

That's all  The attachments are just the four different navigation bars I found throughout the site, I hope I haven't missed any 

Wands are good, just very unflexible. If both sides are enamored with wands, then wands are the best thing ever, because nobody does anything unexpected (as both sides are busy building up their wand fortress). If one side consequently plays around the opposing side having a wand, they aren't anywhere near as good.

I'd love to use these in forum posts, but it appears that I need to use some kind of card id and not the card name for them. Do I find those ids in the SBB, or is there an easier way to just say [popup=awesomecard] or something and just have that popup the awesomecard on hover?

Hey, this calculation appears to make a lot more sense than the other one Interesting, definitely, but I'm sure that what really determined the costs was mostly playtesting, not any formula at all 

I wonder why that's important. But maybe that's because few games are printed in Switzerland, where I live?

For fun and giggles, I got an Opera 10.63 for my OS X 10.8, and behold, nothing happened

The reason why I posted the link is that when I looked at the JS code, the FileReader API call in there seemed to be the only thing that's not very widely supported. But I'm obviously mistaken, as when I tested with Opera 11.00, I got this JS error instead:

Event thread: change
Uncaught exception: TypeError: Cannot convert 'evt.target.files' to object
Error thrown at line 22, column 12 in readSingleFile(evt) in http://calgarygamers.net/test/upload.html:
    var f = evt.target.files[0];

Opera 11.10 seems to have added support for the File API as well though; I tested 11.11 and that works fine.

So it looks like this link is also relevant:

http://caniuse.com/fileapi