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Neopets Magic Shop: The Neopets Magic Shop is a popular feature in the virtual pet site Neopets. It is a virtual store where players can purchase various magical items for their neopets. The shop is run by a mysterious shopkeeper named Magician, who offers a wide range of enchanted items for sale. These items range from potions and spells to magical weapons and armor. Players can browse through the shop's inventory and choose items to purchase using the in-game currency called Neopoints. The prices of the items vary depending on their rarity and magical abilities.

Hey, it’s me. It’s the year of our lord 2022. Stop it.

ERASE INSTANTLY Push the button on top of the LCD writing tablet to activate Boogie Board s unique Quick Clear technology and watch the board instantly clear itself. I know COVID is limiting our in-person playing I personally have not played a paper EDH game in over 2 months , but please feel free to respond to this thread with your thoughts.

The prices of the items vary depending on their rarity and magical abilities. The items available in the Magic Shop can be used to enhance the abilities of the player's neopets. For example, a potion might increase a neopet's strength or intelligence, while a magical weapon can improve its combat abilities.

Lifetap: *Free* 2 to 6 player life counter app for Magic. Each player is customizable with MTG card art / colors, and it tracks Commander damage, monarch, poison, ascend, and much more (iOS + Android)

TLDR: Lifetap is a free life counter app. Tracks commander damage + “counters” of all kinds (poison, monarch, etc). Lets you customize to an insane degree with card art backgrounds of any card, or just colors (that can be combined into gradients). Other cool features include mana and storm counters, app crash protection, seat shuffling after a game, dice and coin rollers, and a lot more. Feedback requested!

I’m a longtime MTG player and huge EDH fan but have felt that no life counter apps so far have done quite enough, and that the ones that did track properties besides life (like commander damage) did so in an unintuitive way. Besides commander damage, tracking poison, monarch, commander tax, etc are all things that can easily be tracked, and even these were lacking. So I decided to code one myself that would handle all these important features with all this newfound free time.

I posted about Lifetap on r/EDH and was met with a ton of positivity and fantastic feedback, much of which I've already integrated into the app you see today.

Link for iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lifetap-life-tracker-for-mtg/id1508241754

Link for Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lifetap

The app is 100% free, with zero in-app purchases. Despite this I believe it’s now the most powerful life tracker for MTG at any price. Here’s a list of its core features:

• Support for 2 to 6 players. Also includes a one-player mode for playing online via webcam (this tracks incoming commander damage, and all counters - poison, monarch, etc - for you only, on an enlarged player screen).
• Commander damage tracking: tracks commander damage in an intuitive way using one "mini grid” per player that represents every other player in the same seating arrangement as the overall life grid. (kinda hard to explain; see first image in app links below to get an idea of what I mean). Can now also be incremented up and down, and also supports partners.
• Image background customization: set your player background to the art of any MTG card with a quick search, such as your commander or favorite card art. Supports any one card, or two partners, or either of the above + one companion (I don’t recommend partners + companion because 3 images means they’re all a little narrow, but the app allows it, so you do you!).
• Color backgrounds are a clean, simple alternative to images. Mix and match colors to make a gradient of your color identity, or just pick one. Colors include Magic's 7 colors (5 + colorless & artifact), and a few extras to add variety.
• Game reset offers optional seating randomization for 3+ player games, to maximize fun/variance.
• Includes a variety of dice and coin rollers. Also includes a player randomizer (e.g. to see who starts), and an opponent randomizer (e.g. for picking a random opponent for a vial smasher trigger, or when you don't know who to attack, etc).
• Mana and storm counters to help keep track of storm count and floating mana for a player who’s going off.
• iPad support.
• Crash protection in the form of saving game state to memory.
• Lingering damage visual (i.e. showing how much total life has been removed or added from a player in the latest instance)

As before, any and all feedback welcome! I know COVID is limiting our in-person playing (I personally have not played a paper EDH game in over 2 months), but please feel free to respond to this thread with your thoughts!

As promised, here are features in the works, in no particular order. All of these came from comments in my previous threads, so I don’t want to take credit for the ideas.

1. Optional power saver feature that would dim the screen.
2. Planechase support - I like the occasional planechase game to shake things up, but don’t love the idea of lugging around the cards alongside the way too many decks I already bring to game nights (I don’t own a planechase set, either), so having the app handle it seems like a cool idea.
3. Optional collapsible menu - assessing necessity / how best to implement
4. Profiles with names/backgrounds that can be saved and loaded quickly
5. Camera mode: rotate all players in one orientation (portrait) to make it easier for one player to track all other players when playing via webcam

Thanks for reading and take care,

Carbon (App Store) is the most feature-rich life tracker app I’ve ever used. I can use it on my phone, tablets, even my Chromebook laptop! It’s free, comes with everything I need, and doesn’t even have ads. What’s not to like?

In addition to purchasing items, players can also sell their own magical creations in the shop. This allows players to become virtual entrepreneurs and earn Neopoints by creating and selling their own magical items. The Neopets Magic Shop is not only a place to buy and sell magical items, but it also serves as a hub for players to socialize and interact with each other. Players can leave reviews and comments on the items they have purchased, as well as engage in discussions about magic and the game in general. Overall, the Neopets Magic Shop adds an element of fantasy and excitement to the virtual pet site. It allows players to immerse themselves in a world of magic and adventure, while also fostering a sense of community and creativity..

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