Thanks, Derek! And good point about calling out the enemy dice rolled during the market phase. I kept it down to a single die for most turns, but there were a couple of times I desperately needed a die in initiative slot 3. That cycled the minion deck when I didn’t want it to and took away a useful card that was my backup option. How terribly rude!

It’s a very simple sort of system that adds a great challenge. Then it’s not just down to thinking about what you want to do during that turn’s market phase: It’s also about how risky you want to be in terms of losing your top choice. I love the decision-making process so far!

One detail perhaps missing depending on how in-depth you want to be is the monster can roll up to two dice to thwart your plans in the market if you select a high pip count die off the initiative cards. Can’t tell you how many times the monster rolled exactly what was needed to remove a critical market card for my big plans. Grrrr!