FellintoOblivion

Yea, if you look at the blessing deck counter when you forfeit you will see it actually ticking down one by one, I assumed this was meant to mimic what you're describing in the physical game.

Is this explained this clearly in the game anywhere? The part about the cards from treasure chests is explained in the store listing but the rest seems to be either missing or easily missed.

This confused me as well, I don't know if I thought the cards I didn't keep in my deck after a scenario would later be available to swap in and out because I felt like that's how it "should" work or if the game just didn't explain the mechanics thoroughly. I even read through the rules but I don't think it's addressed there either (is the Rules section just a complete copy and paste of the physical game's rulebook? The way it reads it seems so since it makes references that don't make sense unless you're physically interacting with cards).

http://imgur.com/CyCTLbM Can anyone fill me in as to why I can't use Holy Light in his situation? Nothing else happened during my turn except that I drew the card that made me roll to see if I encountered Iesha. Is this a bug?

If we go ahead and buy the season pass with real money, is there anything left to spend the gold we earn in game on?

Why are you needing to spend more time on card balance? Isn't this like 99% a direct port of the existing card game?