Le Council Now Says Who Holds What
Until today, The Collection listed every card the Confrérie has struck and said nothing about where any of them went. A fan who wanted one particular card had to open binders one at a time. Le Council has amended the register.
TL;DR
- Every card's page now lists its holders. Each copy still in a binder, by serial number, with its finish, its condition, and the fan who holds it.
- A copy on Le Marché Gelé says so, and links to the offer.
- Fans may keep a public wishlist of up to one hundred cards.
- Every card's page lists the fans who want it.
- On another fan's wishlist, the cards you hold are marked.
- Hockay's apps carry all of it from their next build.
Held By
Every card in The Collection has its own page. That page now carries a roll: every copy still in a binder, by serial, and the fan who holds it. A copy in the bin is not listed. Nobody holds it.
Binders were always public. The register only saves you the walk.
A copy its holder has put up on Le Marché Gelé is marked On Le Marché. The offer is on the book. Anyone may take it.
The Wishlist
Every card's page now has a button: Add to wishlist. The list is public. It appears on your profile, and your name appears on the card's page under Wanted by.
A wishlist names a card, not a copy. Whoever answers chooses which copy to part with, as on Le Marché.
A closed print run may be wanted. Those are the cards no Blister will print again, and the ones most worth asking after.
A fan may want one hundred cards. Le Council records no more.
Your own list is under My Wishlist in the Collect menu.
For Holders
Open any fan's wishlist. The cards you already hold carry a mark: You hold 1. The fan who wants it is one click away. So is Le Marché.
Le Council publishes the register. It does not broker the deal. O.F.F.R.E. does not set prices.