Good question! For me, it’s the story potential that makes me want to play again but the mechanics are built a little more for a single adventure. In other RPGs, you often have character progression or chapters that build off of each other. Here, the only connection is the ability to keep a treasure card for the next story, rather than randomly drawing at the start.

Is that enough to deter me from the game? Not really. I think there’s some room for improvement in the creation of linked stories, or even a campaign. But we’ll see: That expanded deluxe edition I mentioned is in the works and a little ways off, so who knows what might be in store!

What has me excited is the ability to craft a fun story like this in just about 30 minutes. Not easy to do with RPGs! It’s quick-paced from beginning to end, but plenty of fun. I’ve also only seen a small portion of the cards and look forward to seeing how different combinations work out!

I don’t understand the “Aside from the chance to keep a treasure card”-part though. Could you elaborate?

Also as a last question (you see, I’m interested): No reason to play again and yet “I can’t wait to return to play again.” How so? 🙂