Do you even auto-lift?

Auto-Lift

• Pieces sitting on a component now move with it. Drag a card, token or board and anything resting on top of it comes along, the way a snapped piece already follows the component it is snapped to. Move a board and the tokens on it travel with it.

• It carries the whole pile, not just the top layer. A piece on the component you dragged comes along, a piece on that one comes along, and so on down the stack.

• Snap-joined components move as one thing. Anything snapped to a piece that is being carried travels with it, and whatever is resting on that keeps going too.

• Stacking order is kept. What was on top stays on top while everything travels, and the component you dragged never ends up covering what it is carrying.

• A piece rides if it is drawn above the component you are dragging and touching it. No minimum overlap, so a card lying part way across another is carried by it.

• Locked pieces stay put. Locking means the piece does not move, so nothing drags it along, and nothing resting only on a locked piece is moved either.

• Decks, bags and token stacks never carry anything, because dragging one of those draws an item out of it instead.

• New restriction: Prevent Auto-Lift. On the right-click Restrictions menu. Set it on a piece and nothing will lift it. Set it on a board and that board carries nothing.

• Renamed: "Disable Snap Follow" is now "Prevent Snap Follow" and uses the same wording and icon as every other entry in the Restrictions menu. The setting itself is unchanged.