Four new fighters, trading-card collections, and the Battle Map takes over the homepage

The roster just took its biggest single-day jump ever. Four new characters are live: Dan Dankas, a rare-tier Democrat stand-up comedian whose crowd work counts as a ranged attack (he throws a hot mic); Firebrand, a rare Democrat who fights like every round is a rally and closes with a bullhorn; Social Bean, a common Democrat powered entirely by cold brew and group chats; and The Mainer, a rare Republican whose cold stare does damage before the boiled lobster ever leaves her hand.

Every new fighter comes with a full 3D battle model, a bobblehead for the fighter designer, and a spot in the shared world spawns — plus The Queen finally got her long beard, in the fights and on her bobblehead.

The Collection screen was rebuilt as a trading-card binder: every character is now a card with a number, a name banner, and a count. Duplicates finally stack the way they always should have — catch five of the same character and your card says ×5. Extras can be sold back for FP, but your first catch of each character is a keeper: it can never be sold.

And the biggest change of all: politicsgo.app now opens straight onto the live national Battle Map — every real town hall, colored by the party that holds it, with territory lines linking friendly halls into webs. Below it sit the boards: p/all, your state, your teams. Signed-in players land on their own town hall. Visitors land on Cahokia, the ancient capital, with St. Louis across the river.