Worth mentioning here for any interested parties is OCTGN [1], or "Online Card and Tabletop Gaming Network". Interesting history - it started out from a VB6 ap

Worth mentioning here for any interested parties is OCTGN [1], or "Online Card and Tabletop Gaming Network". Interesting history - it started out from a VB6 application (specifically for playing Magic the Gathering) maintained by a single guy, he then handed dev off and the entire application was rewritten as a C# WPF application and was in hot competition with Magic Workstation directly for some time [2], which ultimately IMO made it a much better product. I believe I actually still have the original VB6 source on an old HDD somewhere... If I find it, wondering how to best archive it, or would anyone even care? Anyway, OCTGN is currently a generic "tabletop game" program that allows for new games to be defined via the documented game format [3] and even supports python scripting. [1]: https://github.com/octgn/OCTGN https://github.com/octgn/OCTGN [2]: http://www.mtgsalvation.com/forums/magic-fundamentals/other-magic-products/third-party-products/337938-octgn-2-0-is-finally-out-it-blows-magic http://www.mtgsalvation.com/forums/magic-fundamentals/other-... [3]: https://github.com/octgn/OCTGN/wiki#create-games-on-octgn https://github.com/octgn/OCTGN/wiki#create-games-on-octgn