V104 Visual Check

V104 Card Art Refresh

Three card portraits now have current artwork on the card pages, search results, guide cards, and related tool panels.

This page keeps the scope narrow: it tracks the card images that changed in the V104 refresh and points you to the exact card pages that now use the updated portrait path.

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Cards

Refreshed Portraits

Each entry below is stacked image-first, then text. That makes the art check readable on desktop and mobile without turning the page into a side-by-side comparison wall.

Neow's Fury card artwork
EventAttack1 EnergyPortrait refreshed

Neow's Fury

Neow's Fury is a decision card now, so the page art should not look like a stale placeholder. The card page, V104 references, and guide panels all resolve the same portrait.

Use the card page when checking the current choose-up-to line and upgrade count.

Not Yet card artwork
IroncladSkill2 EnergyPortrait refreshed

Not Yet

Not Yet is an Ironclad sustain card that already has a dedicated guide. The refreshed portrait keeps the guide, card database, and detail page visually aligned.

Open the guide if the question is whether the heal card is worth a slot before the next elite.

Normality card artwork
CurseCurseUnplayablePortrait refreshed

Normality

Normality is a high-impact curse, and wrong art makes curse checks look sloppy. The current portrait is now used through the shared card image helper.

Use the card page when checking curse filters, search results, or removed-card comparisons.

Implementation

What Changed

One image path per card

Card records now carry their own image path. The UI helper reads that first, then falls back to the old predictable public path only for older records.

No hidden override table

The old hardcoded beta-path table is gone. That table was a special case, and special cases are where stale art survives.

Stable image boxes

The page reserves a fixed portrait ratio before images load, so the content does not jump when a browser finishes decoding art.