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I suppose this wouldn't work with the plan to put this on the 1.16 add-ons server eventually, but would the new raised/lowered terrain feature that's been added to 1.17 be useful here?

The newest release of the development series, Wesnoth 1.17.8 , is now available. Check the forum thread for a list of the most notable changes in this version, as well as the more technical full changelog for enthusiasts and content creators. The source code and Windows and macOS packages are alread...

Wesnoth 1.17.8 is out! This new release in the 1.17.x development series sees various changes and improvements in various areas. As this is a development version, we would like to remind everyone how the testing and feedback process works for these: If you download Wesnoth stand-alone, make sure to...

I believe it's possible to have an attack that's enabled on offense and disabled for defense, rather than setting max_attacks to 0 when defending? I'm like 98% sure I've seen that done, but I can't remember how or where at the moment.

Firing events don't work that way, same as how firing a die event won't kill a unit. What you'd want is [end_turn].

This sounds like #6032?

The minimum requirement for pango was increased to 1.44 - it looks like this was updated in INSTALL.md but not in the actual cmake/scons scripts.

Wesnoth 1.16.6 is now available. This is a maintenance release for the stable 1.16.x series and, as such, it delivers an assortment of bug fixes and other improvements over previous releases in this series. Check the forum thread for a list of the most notable fixes and changes in this version. The...

Wesnoth 1.16.6 is out! 1.16 Release Notes This is a regular maintenance release for the stable 1.16.x series, delivering bug fixes and translation updates. As is the norm for updates to the current stable series, this release is fully compatible with previous 1.16.x versions. A full list of changes...

It sounds like an instance of #6874.

Alright, well it's certainly not illegal or anything for you to distribute your own .deb of Wesnoth.

https://packages.debian.org/sid/wesnoth-1.16-core for example does definitely still list arm64.

Doesn't Debian already build Wesnoth for the ARM architecture?

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