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Having a short story to read for each Quest card completely changed game night for us. We started passing the book around whenever someone drew a new card, and even the players who usually skip flavor text got into it.

I didn't expect 124 pages of actual story to come with this, but the backstory for every Age and City card makes each playthrough feel way more immersive. Now I read the entry for a Quest before resolving it, and the whole table groans when it's a bad one. My group won't play without it anymore.

The Ages and Cities finally feel alive—reading the story for each card as we draw it has turned our game nights into mini storytelling sessions. The 124 pages are dense enough that we keep discovering new background details every time we play. I wasn't expecting to actually want to read the Quest b