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CardName: Lowercase Keywords Cost: Type: Pow/Tgh: / Rules Text: This is another on that may be fairly simple. Although, again, I'm not a coder. I think a way to detect lower case keywords without creating a duplicate keyword. I, for one, have several cards that have to capitalized keywords on one line -example in comments-. Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: Multiverse Feedback None

Lowercase Keywords

This is another on that may be fairly simple. Although, again, I'm not a coder. I think a way to detect lower case keywords without creating a duplicate keyword. I, for one, have several cards that have to capitalized keywords on one line -example in comments-.

Created on 04 Feb 2014 by yangfiretiger121

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2014-02-04 14:45:20: yangfiretiger121 created and commented on the card Lowercase Keywords

by yangfiretiger121:

My card Lifegiver Phoenix (can't remember how to put urls or link to outside cards in comments) has to be coded as Flying, Vigilance for the markdown to disappear from both keywords. Whereas, a real card (Akroma, Angel of Wrath) has the keywords other than flying in lower case.

by Vitenka:

To link to another card inside multiverse; it's just triple round brackets. (((Cardname))).

Sensible feature request, I think. I can see the use. (I mostly don't bother with using keywords, for this sort of reason.)

by Alex:

Yeah, you type (((Lifegiver Phoenix)) and get ((C29847)).

I guess it's a fair suggestion.

Why are you using mechanic support for things like flying and vigilance anyway? Evergreen mechanics don't have reminder text in expert sets.

by Vitenka:

Gamma is supposed to be a core (non expert) set, is I guess the reason.

by yangfiretiger121:

Actually, the phoenix cycle is in Yggdrasil, an expert-level set. I list all the mechanics that appear in a set because I'm autistic, which makes leaving a mechanic off the list feel odd, even if it's evergreen.

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