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Are the rules for the Chapter Approved Tournament Companion meant to completely replace the mission sequence insert for the Mission Deck?

If so, there's like two key sentences missing from the Challenger Cards which talk about modifying their CP cost/gaining cp from them and discarding at end of turn if you don't use it.

I assume that should still be in there. But if not, quite an amusing oversight.

With how often you're having to re-level a Descendent to 40 in this game. I would love if crafting a Descendent I already have would auto-level them to 40. It wouldn't technically be skipping grinding because you're grinding for those components already.

They could even make it cost additional resources after the first one to make up for it.

Anywho just a thought.

A couple of things to start off:

1.) I'm new to A7X, never quite understood them before but LIBAD has been on repeat for days now.

2.) A lot of my musical background is in Progressive/Experimental music (among a hundred other genres, I guess that's why this album clicks for me)

With that said, I see a lot of Reviewer's and the like talking about GOD as a Trilogy. Except well, it isn't if you're listening to the album as a whole. A lot of progressive bands and the like often cut up larger songs (See Dream Theater's Metropolis Pt 2, which is actually just one song) into multiple distinct parts, especially if they're more disparate as it gives the listener the opportunity to jump to parts th

So XP in traditional DND is linear. You reach a threshhold and you level up.

I.e. When I hit 900xp I'm level 3.

However this game seems to imply its additive. I.e. I spend 300 souls, I go to level 2. Now I need to collect 900 souls to get to level 3.

Which means that the chart looks more like

300 1200 3,900 10,400 24,400 27,400 61,000

Etc.

This means you basically have to kill double the amount of creatures as you normally would in DnD turning this into a horrible horrible slog.

Is the level chart supposed to reference spent souls? in other words, why would we keep track of spent souls?

Thoughts??