ALT Retro TV displaying the Secret Lair Corn Maze Superdrop logo, surrounded by floating Magic cards in silhouettes of a cornfield. Cards from the Corn Maze Superdrop are featured and include 'Vault of Whispers' with a robot illustration, \u2018Cabal Stronghold\u2019 with a stormy cloud illustration by Veronique Meignaud, and \u2018Doran, the Siege Tower\u2019 card with a psychedelic tree illustration.\u200B

ALT Three Magic cards floating in a dark cornfield from the Secret Lair x Marvel: Zombies drop. The image features the cards: 'Zombie Captain America', 'Zombie Scarlet Witch', and 'Zombie Giant-Man'. Logos for Secret Lair and Marvel Zombies appear at the bottom.\u200B

ALT Three Magic cards floating in a dark cornfield from the Secret Lair x KPop Demon Hunters: How It\u2019s Done drop. The featured cards include: 'Unbreakable Formation' showing three dancing figures (Rumi, Mira, and Zoey), 'Underworld Breach' showing Rumi with long flowing hair,\nand 'Freed from the Real' showing two figures reaching toward each other in front of a full moon. Logos for Netflix, Secret Lair, and KPop Demon Hunters appear at the bottom.\u200B

ALT Three Magic cards floating in a dark cornfield featuring cards from three different Secret Lair x Jim Henson\u2019s Labyrinth drops. The cards featured include 'Under Jareth's Spell', showing a couple dancing in a ballroom, 'Sarah, Champion to the Lost', showing a woman in profile, and 'Jareth, Goblin King', showing a blond man looking downward. Logos for Secret Lair and Jim Henson's Labyrinth appear at the bottom.\u200B

ALT Mix It Up “One Year Later | Part 1/2” community update on a purple, star-filled background. The message reflects on the project’s uncertain position one year ago and thanks Patreon members for keeping it running, moderators and support volunteers for helping creators, and a community that has nearly doubled in size. Over the past year, Mix It Up shipped 123 features, including 3 new platform integrations, fixed 122 bugs, made 49 performance, accessibility, and quality-of-life improvements, delivered 62 updates, handled 2,296 support tickets, and launched a new website with integrated documentation. It also thanks community members testing the next generation of Mix It Up for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS. Early builds are expected for Patreon members within the next week or two. Continued in Part 2.

ALT Mix It Up “One Year Later | Part 2/2” community update on a purple, star-filled background. The message goes on to say that the project’s rapid growth has created more work than one person can reasonably sustain. A one-time two-month leave from a day job was spent working over 400 hours on Mix It Up, yet the backlog remained. Two goals are set for the next year: finish and ship the next generation of Mix It Up on every planned platform, and reach enough financial support for full-time development and at least one additional staff member. If every community member contributed one dollar per month, less than half the cost of a Prime subscription, that financial goal would be met. The message stresses that no one is expected to contribute and invites ideas such as Patreon benefits, partnerships, or other support options. It closes by thanking the community for helping Mix It Up move from surviving to planning what comes next.