Shadow Era beta test cards

These cards are still under development, so right now you could only play this through the beta test server Here. All you have to do is create an account on the test server, as registered players on the cross-platform version does NOT recognize the username due to being a whole new game . You start off picking a human hero for your stater deck with 50 shadow crystals and 500 gold as you newly register, but on the positive note each cards cost only a gold to purchase.

All of the new cards consist only of abilities & items.

1. Good Ascendant [SE136]

 

2. Radiant Sunlight [SE137]

3. Misplaced [SE138]

4. Poor Quality [SE139]

5. Honored  Dead [SE140]

6. Evil Ascendant [SE145]

 

7. Pleasure From Pain [SE146]

 

8.  Selfishness [SE147]

9. Acid Jet [SE148]

 

10. Shadow Font [SE149]

Windows 8 Developer's Preview is open for public

For the past decade Microsoft develops OS like Window ME(Millennium Edition) to XP to Vista to 7, but I have you ever wondered what comes after 7? Microsoft is developing a new OS called   "Windows 8"  the codename of the next version of Microsoft. This OS is currently in development state but if you want to give Windows 8′s new look a try?
Well today might be your lucky day cause you’ll be able to download a Windows 8 developer preview release.

The Windows 8 preview code will be available as an ISO file tonight from Microsoft’s developer website. You’ll have a choice of a 64-bit version, with an option for developer tools, and a 32-bit version that comes without tools. Sample apps–a Twitter client, a Facebook client, games and more–are also included.

Microsoft’s Steven Sinofsky blog that  “We will be updating the release with various quality updates and drivers over the coming weeks/months just to exercise our overall update and telemetry mechanisms.”

Windows 8 is a major overhaul to Microsoft’s PC operating system. It’s designed with touchscreens in mind, launching into a Metro-style user interface with touch-friendly apps, but it also accommodates standard input devices. The traditional Windows desktop is represented as an app within the broader Windows 8 interface, and the preview build already supports Windows 7 applications.

It is not a beta release because there's a pre-release code, a clean install is required.

Current version Windows 8 Developer Preview Build 8102 M3
32Bits:  Download Here
64Bits:  Download Here