Confirm the version
Open HDT Options > Tracker > Plugins and confirm it shows `LethalCue 0.2.21`. If not, download the current ZIP and overwrite both DLLs.
Test feedback
How to report an HDT plugin issue
If the LethalCue panel does not appear, damage looks wrong, or a direct-damage card is not recognized, use this checklist. v0.2.21 records your own hand card IDs and costs in the diagnostic log so missing rules can be fixed quickly.
Capture the board
Take a screenshot showing your hand, enemy health and armor, your board, and the LethalCue panel. A panel-only screenshot is usually not enough.
Copy the diagnostic log
Open `%APPDATA%\HearthstoneDeckTracker\Logs\lethalcue_debug.txt`. You can also run `collect-feedback-bundle.ps1` from the ZIP to package the log automatically.
State the expected result
Write whether you expected lethal or no lethal, the damage you counted manually, and what the plugin displayed.
Important log fields
- `target=` enemy hero health plus armor.
- `damage=` visible damage currently found by the plugin.
- `mana=` current usable mana.
- `hand=` observed own-hand card count.
- `handDamage=` own-hand cards recognized as direct damage.
- `cards=` own-hand CardId and cost pairs, such as `CS2_029@4`. If `handDamage=0` but `cards=` has values, that is the fastest path to adding the missing rules.
Package feedback in one step
- After unzipping v0.2.21, right-click `collect-feedback-bundle.ps1`.
- Select Run with PowerShell.
- The script creates `LethalCue-feedback-timestamp.zip` in the same folder.
- Send that ZIP with the board screenshot.
Temporarily disable the plugin
- Fully quit HDT, including the tray icon.
- Open `%APPDATA%\HearthstoneDeckTracker\Plugins`.
- Rename the `LethalCue` folder to `LethalCue.disabled`.
- Restart HDT. To restore it, rename the folder back to `LethalCue`.