That explains it, Roger! I actually need a dragon of my own to tide me over during the winter. Just a little one will do for keeping me toasty without getting… Roasted. Ha ha!

We do tend to have lots of similarities! Abstract or quick games without much of a storyline are fine, but when I spend a lot of time at my table playing without a narrative, it often doesn’t go so well for me. I don’t always think of this a lot, yet it’s interesting to learn about our game preferences over time. And sometimes it takes others making observations to help you realize what works best for you. Thanks!

I think that, like you, I always want an interesting story in a game, whether I’m playing solo or in company. (Or something entirely abstract, of course.)

Thank you for the kind words, Paul! It definitely took off for me when I increased the difficulty level. It’s not a game I see myself getting to the table too often, courtesy of just having so many to play these days, yet it’s a very solid experience! I hope you enjoy it when you have a chance to play. Good luck!