Share the List, Find the Rule
Your army list becomes a picture your phone draws itself. Search reads ability text and tells you which ability it matched. Round scoring you can go back and adjust. Patch notes inside the app, a mission reference on every roster, and Daemon Princes that finally get to pick a god.
A list worth showing someone
Share now offers a proper sheet: the faction banner under a duotone, bracket-cornered panels, role rules and points in your faction's accent, attached families boxed with the unit they joined, and a scan-to-import code in the footer — so the picture itself is a working share code. Your phone draws it and hands it straight to the share sheet as an image. On the web builder the same sheet opens as an A4 print page you can save as a PDF, and every list gets a shareable link.
Search finds abilities, not just names
Asked for by a beta tester. Datasheets, Add Unit, the faction browser and the army builder now search the full text of a datasheet — names, keywords, ability names and their rules text, and weapon abilities. Search "objective marker" or "deep strike" and you get the units that actually do it. The army builder gains a search of its own once a list passes eight units.
Every result tells you why it matched
A hit whose name has nothing to do with what you typed is just confusing, so each row now carries the ability, keyword or weapon that matched, in your faction's accent, beneath the name. Name matches stay quiet — the row already explains itself. On mobile and on the web.
Go back a round, keep what you scored
The back button beside the round header now steps back a whole round instead of a phase. A finished round opens with its primary and secondary scores intact and adjustable up or down, so remembering an objective you missed is a couple of taps rather than re-entering the round from zero. Moving forward again through a round you have already scored no longer reopens the scoring screen, and phases themselves now only run forwards.
Every primary mission your list can be drawn into
A new Primary Missions button at the foot of the army builder. Your Force Disposition against each of the five an opponent might bring, with the mission's full scoring card under each — and the mission they would be playing, because outside the mirror you are not scoring the same card as your opponent. You only find out their disposition at the table, so the useful thing beforehand is the whole row. Army Rules folds shut by default to make room, keeping its rule names on the header.
Daemon Princes swear an allegiance
Daemonic Allegiance is now a choice on the unit — Khorne, Tzeentch, Nurgle or Slaanesh — marked required until you make it, because the datasheet says you must. The keyword it grants reaches the enhancement list, the keyword line, army validation and the text export, so a Plague Legion Prince can finally take its own detachment's relics. Six datasheets have it: the Daemon Prince of Chaos and the Heretic Astartes Daemon Prince, each with and without wings, plus Furies, the Spined Chaos Beast and the Giant Chaos Spawn. The Soul Grinder takes its keyword from the god-gun it carries.
…and the god changes its numbers
Swear to Khorne and the hellforged weapons gain 2 Strength while the infernal cannon is left alone. Tzeentch adds 3 Attacks to the cannon and nothing to the blades. Nurgle is +1 Toughness, Slaanesh +2" Move. The datasheet moves as you pick.
Patch notes, in the app
This page now lives on your phone, on its own header button between the bug and account chips. It is generated from the website, so the two can never tell you different things about what shipped.
Rosters grouped by faction
My Rosters groups your lists by faction with only your active force open, and the active-force picker follows the same order — so a list sits in the same place whichever way you reach it. With the faction in the heading, each card spends that room naming the detachments it runs instead.
Datasheets carries your detachment and army rule
The Datasheets tab gained the detachment itself — its rules, with its stratagems folded underneath — and ends with your faction's army rule and the reference tables that deliberately never repeat on a unit card: Rituals, Orders, Blessings. Until now those could only be read by browsing the faction or starting a battle.
Archived armies open as army sheets
Each side of an archived battle now has a faction-art banner that opens the full army sheet — role groups, stat chips, warlord and enhancement tags — the same sheet Battle Mode shows. Two things you can do with someone else's army are on it: Export hands you a text file, and Copy takes it into your own rosters as a real, editable list and makes it your active force.
Spotted something off? The in-app reporter is the fastest way to tell us — a good few of the above started as one.