Now to disclaim the ♥♥♥♥ I'm going to say immediately post this sentence, I love this game and can't wait for the sequel.

That being said, I use the command console to give myself infinite money because the resource system is powered by a manual task and a timer that takes your resources away.

The dungeons you send your followers to raid basically require you to use the wiki to solve and while the non-repeatable dungeon loot is static the order you get them in is random. Also, ♥♥♥♥ The Boat.

The end-game conditions are super critic, intentionally so, knowing that the one time in the game you need to use a rite for something other then summoning or ending the game is to turn the "Bitterblack salt" into "Blue Gold"; is not spelled out anywhere but the wiki.

From the stance of playing a single-player Narrative Boardgame it's not bad. The card-and-verb system is suitably mystic, the little bits of lore you get from the in game books is well written, and I like the coffee shop art style.

Overall I'm looking forward to the sequel "Book of Hours" and hope it improves on the format and the mechanics.

Now to disclaim the shit I'm going to say immediately post this sentence, I love this game and can't wait for the sequel. That being said, I use the command console to give myself infinite money because the resource system is powered by a manual task and a timer that takes your resources away. The dungeons you send your followers to raid basically require you to use the wiki to solve and while the non-repeatable dungeon loot is static the order you get them in is random. Also, Fuck The Boat. The end-game conditions are super critic, intentionally so, knowing that the one time in the game you need to use a rite for something other then summoning or ending the game is to turn the "Bitterblack salt" into "Blue Gold"; is not spelled out anywhere but the wiki. From the stance of playing a single-player Narrative Boardgame it's not bad. The card-and-verb system is suitably mystic, the little bits of lore you get from the in game books is well written, and I like the coffee shop art style. Overall I'm looking forward to the sequel "Book of Hours" and hope it improves on the format and the mechanics.