The e-ink screen changes much more than that: >The cards also contain a memory chip, so they can store stats, moves, and keep changes and status effects from o

The e-ink screen changes much more than that: >The cards also contain a memory chip, so they can store stats, moves, and keep changes and status effects from one game to the next. ... >I think these cards have the potential to unlock a new paradigm of tabletop gaming. They are rooted in the physical world, but can implement complex game mechanics run by a computer. e.g. Magic The Gathering has a TON of modifiers - +1/1 counters, etc - and this could live-update and keep track of those in a physical/offline setting.