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[[Death's approach]] reduces enchanted creatures p/t by the number of creatures in it's owners' graveyard. Since SBA's are all performed at the same time, including tokens being removed if they're in the wrong zone, shouldn't, when state based actions are checked, Death's approach count tokens that just went to the graveyard?

I've been mulling this over after reaching it for my 3rd playthrough, and, honestly. I'm not sure.

Specifically I'm referring to what Shadowheart decides if you choose to say nothing (spare Aylin). It's clear from a lot of her dialogue and actions that she does not fully agree with Shar, but follows her out of a form of familial loyalty, but even so, it feels odd.

What i find interesting is that, if the player character is dead from the prior fight, Shadowheart kills Aylin. So, without the PC there to show faith in her, she chooses Shar

The general is going to block out the sun, as foreshadowed by the brain and Jimmy.

The hair Clark left on the dockworkers jacket will be relevant - did lois send it to her dad to be analyzed? not sure what other connections she has that would help, and could be why he called her shortly after that episode.

tl;dr minimum deck size and rework card draw to allow strategy to exist, more mechanics on cards beyond directly interacting with damage

I want to preface this by saying that This is me reflecting on my experience with the game and what would make it more fun for me personally, not all players.

The core problem with PvE is how, except for bosses with major cheats, every fight play the same. This, in large part, is due to lacking a minimum deck size. Every fight you start with the 7 best cards, and it is rare for a fight to last long enough to use all of them.

The first step, and the one which all other solutions will require, is implementing a minimum deck size. My suggestion would be to