Ever since Goko cracked the famous problem in GUI design known as "how to display more than ten items on a single computer screen", we've been waiting like hungry ducks for whatever breadcrumbs of brilliance they would bestow upon us next.
It now turns out that they have used their original solution, the multi-page kingdom, as a blueprint for an entirely new feature...
snareroll...the multi-page hand!
Earlier today a rather promising turn got interrupted by the apparition of an odd-looking triangle, emerging as it did to the north of my Armory, against the backdrop of those misty mountains:
Being the curious bastard I am, I endeavoured to click on it, consequences be damned:
As you can probably tell from the screenshot above, this feature, like the rest of the software, is still in early beta: instead of either truncating by cost as was done with the kingdom or taking the "communistic" approach of enforcing a more or less equal distribution of cards between all participating pages, the current implementation still assigns to page 1 the role of primary container, with page 2 being little more than a lousy back-up, that, I should add, might nevertheless come in handy were page 1 to get lost.
So a word of caution is probably prudent: don't go overboard drawing too much of your deck quite yet, or you could risk prematurely straining the thing, hampering its natural development. Based on an optimistic extrapolation of Goko's track-record, though, it feels reasonable to say that we might be able to enjoy a relatively stable version as early as mid- to late May 2019.
Best to enjoy the wait like the weeks leading up to Christmas, savouring in anticipation of the many pages that hence will be unwrapped!