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And with remake as well, of course, game #900 on frankfurt-test:

Turn 17 - Lord Rattington
L plays a Herald.
L draws a card.
L reveals a Remake.
L plays a Remake.
L trashes a Silver.
L gains a Herald.
L trashes a Silver.
L gains a Remake.
L plays a Herald.
L draws a card.
L reveals a Herald.
L plays a Herald.
L draws a card.
L reveals a Copper.
L plays a Herald.
L draws a card.
L reveals a Gold.
L plays a Remake.
L trashes a Copper and a Province.
L shuffles their deck.
L draws 5 cards.

Similarly with farmland, game #361 on frankfurt-test:

Turn 21 - Lord Rattington
L plays a Gold, 2 Coppers and a Silver.
L buys a Farmland.
L trashes a Province.
L gains a Farmland.
L draws a Copper, 2 Duchies and 2 Farmlands.

Hovering over them works for me, even after clicking on them. Win7 with Chrome 55.0.2883.87.

Same thing happened in game #3913 on frankfurt-test2.

Lord Rattington bought a chapel and a potion on the first two turns. Bought a scrying pool and trashed the potion in the turn after. Ended up with a deck that looked like 1 scrying pool, two chapels and a silver or perhaps two. Played a silver on every turn afterwards and never bought anything.

Thanks LaLight, I thought that the lobby was still a work in progress.

I like the idea of setting up a table and inviting others to join to play. I assume the current table list will change, but I find it quite difficult to identify tables I would want to join as a player. I would suggest the following:

• The host's player name as the title of the table in the player's column, or something else more descriptive.
• The play button in the "running" column, saving space.
• The number of current spectators next to the spectate button to save space, although I don't find it useful to know how may other players are watching a game.
• Instead of the "running" state in the "running" column, one might display the last turn number perhaps. If I need to decide whether to spectate, I probably wouldn't on turn 24.

The darker shade of blue is unreadable on a black background (to me at least).

Playing an embargo and putting the kibosh on a supply pile, uses a font and font size out of keeping with the rest of the interface. See attachment.

I would actually prefer if one could do away with he/she, his/her and stick to they/their.