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Deck errors

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Steve
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Sheet Author
I am trying to use a deck in my game, which has previously worked but now gives this error when I click in it: "Error. This deck doesn't seem to have any cards! Add some cards to the deck before drawing from it." After recalling the deck (which it allowed), I tried to shuffle and got this error: "All cards for this deck are either in player hands or in play on the table. Recall cards to shuffle the deck." If I try to deal cards or click the deck I get the no cards error again. I tried making a new deck (created fresh, not duplicated), but I get the same errors with it. I primarily use Firefox but have also tried using Chrome.
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Steve
Plus
Sheet Author
OK, a bit more experimenting. When I added a new card to the deck (again, identical to the first) it allowed me to deal and shuffle again. But if I "removed" the card, the deck stopped working again. The "Removed" cards can't be recalled, even if I change the settings to no removed card pile:
I'm having the same issues. I'm trying to deal three cards to one player. I get the exact errors as Medieval Steve.
I am having a deja-vu right now! THIS exact Bug was reported a long time ago... since there wasn't anything coming from it I thought it was fixed! (and maybe it was prior to the recent changes)... Best Bet is to file a Help Center Request for this and hope for the best!
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Steve
Plus
Sheet Author
Well, the help center request went in at around the same time as I posted here. So far the only responses received have been yours. My workaround has just been to create a heap of copies of the same card, it works, for now, but is a PITA.