You can see card evolutions if you tick the "in-game" cards button on the homepage -- hovering over the card name in the evolves to / from field shows a picture of that card and if you click the card name in either of those fields it will filter the table down to only the cards in that evolution tree (which can then be cleared by clicking the big X that appears on the right of the filter menu).

What do you find confusing? I don't know what you mean by combination/recipes of cards -- you might find that some constructive criticism yields actual changes

Also just FYI on the "in-game cards" list it shows evolution to/from and the field is clickable to show only the cards in that cards evolution tree -- not sure if this is what you were looking for.

It seems to look and work fine for me. Could you expand on what it is you're seeing that is wrong?

also a quick link to go directly to the address: https://sogassets.com/address=18HfRiUQaqJrJXxnqF3VmynG4XcbCHKxfE

What are you talking about? What is hidden?

If I put that address in sogassets.com I see the same balances that show up on blockscan.

We run https://sogassets.com too.

We are original backers/partners so we get our cards through the merchant swapbots as they come out (and also, as buy4crypto pointed out, occasionally on the DEx or via other means).

You can read through this post Everdreamsoft made when they transitioned to the "merchant" swapbot system which I think will answer a lot of your questions: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=957797.msg14311585#msg14311585

https://sogbazaar.com is not owned/operated by Everdreamsoft -- it is run by myself and markxmayer. We're the ones who put the cards at those prices, and we did so because some people seemed to be willing to pay it (and some have!). There is a reason to the prices based on rarity, however, and the prices change frequently as we decide to.

AFAIK Everdreamsoft only sells cards on the merchant swapbots.

You'll have to let them answer as to why they hold the amount back for themselves that they do, though.

For everyone that hasn't seen it yet we launched our card store at https://sogbazaar.com/cards this weekend.

We've already had a couple of sales (including a BCYDRAGON at 2 BTC!) and there are lots more good cards up for sale -- some not available elsewhere at the moment -- such as the elusive FDCARD.

We've also got the last two cards from the partner store up so if you're interested give us a try!

edit: It was pointed out to me that the FDCARD is in fact also available on the DEx

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Thank you very much!

@SteamGamesBTC.com

Could you please also check my transaction:

Transaction Code: 9ae02b9479094409c146e9653899f40e

Order Status: Processing

Payment Status: Confirmed

Date Paid: 2016-05-28 10:14:30 (0.07457265 BTC)

Thanks.

I had some free time this weekend and your work inspired me to do some charting . We put a new page up on sogassets at https://sogassets.com/charts/merchant-swaps that tries to make the information a little more visual -- it doesn't have quite as much information as your doc yet, but at this point it is just a rough WIP that we thought was useful enough to share in its current form. I am intending on building it out more and adding to it with time. I am also planning on adding more visual representations of useful data -- and in those regards am completely open to suggestions on what you guys would like to see.

We also put a poll up at https://sogbazaar.com/poll to try to get a gauge on what people might be interested in purchasing and it would be awesome/helpful if you guys could give it a quick vote.

All I can say at the moment (until I get permission otherwise) is that you are correct on both fronts -- EDS does get some revenue and indeed half of it will be burned.

Yes, We have a licensing agreement with Everdream Soft to print the posters.


Thanks! We'll keep that in mind - we're still investigating other merchandise options, but there's definitely more to come!

Hey everyone,

From the team that brings you https://sogassets.com, I just wanted to announce here our new site, https://sogbazaar.com

We are starting out very simply - offering officially licensed posters only. The posters are printed on-demand using a 12-color process, are available in 4 sizes and on 2 choices of paper. We plan to add other merchandise over time as we have demand. Posters can be purchased with BitCrystals (BCY), bitcoin (BTC), or USD via credit card. Our payment backend also integrates ShapeShift, so you can pay with any altcoins that they support. We ship internationally via the United States Postal Service (USPS) or United Parcel Service (UPS). Please visit our site and let us know what you think.

Hey, many thanks for pointing out that error on sogassets.com - you were indeed correct, I had the light and dark element id's backwards. I just fixed it up.

Okay, just updated the site with some new changes. As well as displaying the stats, we are now displaying the new art from the beta and you can now enter your Spells of Genesis username or registered email into the asset filter if you have registered your Counterparty address. There's a couple of other minor things as well, and I will be adding / tweaking things over the next couple of days -- let us know if you see anything you like or dislike about it, and suggestions are always welcome!

Working on it

Just to let everyone know, we've also integrated the SwapBots API directly into https://sogassets.com to make it super easy to find the bot that you're looking for. It's constantly updated with information so you'll always have the latest results, just click on a `SwapBots` link to see the bots available!

Thanks! It's printed digitally onto synthetic paper which has some nice qualities (like being waterproof and tearproof, and and it springs back to it's proper [flat] shape nicely after it's been in the tube during shipping).


All of the art is created digitally and printed via an HP Indigo 5600 (http://www8.hp.com/us/en/commercial-printers/indigo-presses/5600.html)

We take in what block height and color you want for your poster to be printed with and generate the data. So the idea is that you may want to commemorate an event that happened on the blockchain (e.g. maybe you want the information detailing the first Counterparty burn block, or sent a transaction to someone special, or got married [https://bitcoinmagazine.com/17066/first-blockchain-wedding-2/], or even the genesis block). We will take the block height and generate the text from the getblock API call (so it contains the merkleroot, hash, confirmations, height, time, tx hashes etc.), and then form it into the proper logo for you. As you can see from the images, the text is properly wrapped to form the logo so that you can actually read it and it makes sense (the text continues from one end of the space to another, and likewise from one line to another).

The Bitcoin poster contains the first 94 blocks worth of data if you start from the genesis block, so it's a nice little way for me to have a bit of Bitcoin history on my wall.