Recycle — Instead of putting this into the graveyard from play, you may Harvest this as a Facet instead. This does not count as your Harvest for turn.

Fragment — Instead of putting this into the graveyard from play, you may Shatter instead. This does not count as your Harvest for turn.

Deplete X — Exhaust X target Facets.

Abilities now have clear home colors — simplified and rearranged. Previously, abilities could sit in slots whose color didn't actually own them, leaving cards with effects that didn't belong to their color. We've re-homed each ability to the color where its effect makes the most sense, simplified the palette so each color's toolkit is cleaner and easier to learn, and rearranged placements so every card's abilities line up with its colors.

How abilities sit on a card. Every creature has one Base ability in its own color, plus four ability slots (the other four colors). Spells follow the same color logic across their positions.

Cards are now sorted into power levels. Every card is assigned a power level that groups it with cards of similar strength and complexity. This keeps ability distribution consistent — simpler, foundational abilities land on lower tiers while the more intricate pay-offs climb the higher tiers — so players always know roughly what to expect from a card at a glance.

Each gem now gets a distinct adornment — a differently shaped flourish on the gem — so players can tell the gems apart by shape alone, without relying on color.