@Dark seems you haven't seen all the available options, though I admit the pricing difference is way too huge. You have the hardcore mode for 50 gems, the battle customizer for 250 and the MG customizer for 500 (think there's also a board for you to get at 30 if you haven't already).
@CJ89 you can't get up it, I think it's only put as a barrier though you can use it in the minigames.

How do you get those things to show up in the rewards room? I have well over 200 gems and only have the options I've always had since the first beta.

You must get 20 points in Mosquito minigame.

I gathered you had to get 20 points in the Mosquito game because pragm even said so somewhere.
I just can't find said game in the castle, so that recording might be a good idea.
Also, could you please use beta 51, so I can see if the bugs I reported in my previous post are in all copies of that beta, or if it's just some weird issue with my PC?
Later!

Here is the recording.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bwj02g … sp=sharing

just let them explode while moving away quickly: for those of you who don't know, you can move with 2 arrows at a time to act a little quicker, with one and an only exception, hitting 2 opposite arrows, so if the bomb is say directly behind you when it starts to explode while another is to your right, go in front and to the left at the same time, wait until they explode and then you might need the place they were in to protect you from bombs coming from the other direction.
HTH

how can generate a list of my unlocked minigames?

Other than deleting your save file, unfortunately no, although you can beat flying with normal just fine.

@Mike, I had the same issue with water when I started the battle game.
I recommend just beating the normal gym until you have enough normal cards to form a deck then using that on flying.
When you have a couple of decks to choose between things get easier, though I will siay since the change in eta 48 where two type decks are possible it does seem elemental weaknesses are more extreme, eg, cards with one power on an attack like snowball, slap or bubble used to do six damage rather than 8 to an element   they were strong against rather than the standard 4.

I don't think weaker elemental damage has been tweaked, but stronger elemental damage certainly has,  which makes it far harder to win  your opponent has a stronger element than it used to be.

I don't actually have skype at the moment Mike so wouldn't be of much help with that.
I also haven't exactly upgraded my deck building strategy since beta 48 changed the rules, but I can at least explain how one goes about choosing and building decks and the basics of how battles work.

In the main menu there is a "manage your decks" option. You can select from one of 12 blank dec slots (likely your water cards will already be in deck slot one).
You can then use the arrows to move around and examine the cards you own. They are arranged vertically in types, so hit up and down arrows to go to the different types, and left and right to look through them.

E will explain each card, and hitting enter you can choose how many to add  the currently selected deck.

To make life easier you can also hold m when selecting a deck to give it a name, for example I have all my decks labeled by elemental type.

Now as to battle and how it works.
As you will have gathered the object is to reduce your opponent's hp to zero by playing cards that do damage. Your attacks can be either physical or magical.

You have seen the elemental weakness system already. For each card you play and for each turn you remain an element, you gain a level in that element. Also as of beta 48 you can gain levels in another element by having three cards of that elemental type in your hand.

The higher level in an element you are, the higher level cards you can play, this means more powerful attacks, but also more specialist cards.

As well as attacks other types of cards include buffs that make  defense or attack in physical or magic stronger, debuffs for your opponent which do the same thing, status affect cards such as fear paralysis or sleep that can affect your opponent going or parry and reaction cards that react to what your opponent does.

Each turn you must play or discard a card, and also draw one, which means There are also cards that manipulate your hand and let you draw more cards or draw cards of a specific type.

What each card does is contained  on the explanation text of the card you get when you hit e.

You can have a maximum of 4 copies of a card in your deck (though you can have less if you wish), and a deck cannot be greater than 60 cards.

The rest mainly of deck building is reading the cards, putting together good information and strategy, and I confess myself that I still haven't sorted that since  rules change in beta 48 that let  construct double element decks, one reason why I don't tend to battle online very much although I do often play the minigames online against other people.

Hope some of this helps.

My question is, how the blazes do you actually use a two type deck?  I can level one or the other, but once I start trying to level the second type I end up losing levels in my primary.

i can not find it in the heights