Sutekh is a card collection manager for the game called "Vampire: the Eternal Struggle" (VtES). Card information is stored in an SQL database backend. Current functionality includes parsing information from the official VtES card list and ruling HTML files, exporting of decks to HTML and ARDB XML files, flexible filtering of lists of cards, backing up and restoring of the card database, configurable selection of which card information is displayed, and basic deck analysis.
| Tags | Games/Entertainment |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | Windows Windows POSIX |
| Implementation | Python |
| Translations | English |
Recent releases


Changes: This release adds full support for the Ebony Kingdom expansion and fixes several bugs. Important improvements include the fixing of an installer bug that could cause the install to fail on Windows XP, several bugfixes and additions to the rulebook plugin, the fixing of a bug that could prevent large collections from being restored from a backup correctly, preserving the layout of the description when saving/restoring card sets, and the fixing of some bugs in the HTML and text exporters.


Changes: This release contains numerous bugfixes and performance enhancements. Many of the bugfixes cover importing to and from other formats (including ELDB, JOL, Lackey, and ARDB). The performance enhancements significantly improve sorting, filtering, and editing large card sets. Other bugfixes include saving the size of the window more robustly, minor fixes to column sorting, and handling filtering on costs of zero correctly. There were also a few new features, notably the ability to link cards to the Secret Library when exporting card sets to HTML.


Changes: This release provides some important fixes and new functionality, including fixing reading cards from the White Wolf Web site when starting up and support for exporting decks to Lackey CCG and JOL formats.


Changes: This is the first major stable release since the 0.4.x series. The way cards and card sets are handled internally has been reworked to be more intuitive to the user. Card sets may now have parent sets, and much functionality has been updated to make use of this new feature. The card filtering interface was rewritten to be easier to use. Sutekh has also gained a built-in manual and tutorial.


Changes: The database structure was reworked in order to remove the distinction between abstract and physical decks from the user's perspective. This change required significant reworking of other parts of Sutekh, but it's relatively stable again. Other changes include the addition of built-in documentation, cleaning up and testing of importers and exporters, workarounds for GTK behavioral differences on Windows, the addition of more keyboard short-cuts, and other small fixes and changes.