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Lastly, I think 5 cost units in this game seem pretty lackluster compared to DAC. Speaking of avatars, I found it an odd decision to have an avatar that you can move around but not really do anything except emote or interact with 1 nuanced gold gathering mechanic. Items are more impactful in this game so not only do I rage at RNG drops on neutral rounds, I now rage at the RNG of carousel rounds too, especially when you need to time the position of the unit you want vs the time you get to pick the unit. The other thing was RNG, which also ties into the item combination system. Oddly enough, it was a little hard to predict how the enemy moves and so it seemed that many of the fights I lost was due to positioning. The only major issues I had was with positioning my units on an uneven 3x7 board. There are a bunch of similar tribal bonuses which makes the transition from one game to the other not too difficult. Gameplay-wise, its pretty similar to all the other auto chess games.

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I also didn't figure out how to see what the team bonuses did for units in the shop, which sucks as a person new to the game but I'm sure will be a non-issue once I'm familiar. I don't think there are indicators for DPS either, which is unfortunate because its absence made me realize how much I look at it to determine the usefulness of the DPS units. There are hotkeys to rotate through enemy boards but the transition is kinda janky. However, I think I noticed some undocumented abilities and the item combination system is a little opaque. In terms of UI/presentation, it is overall pretty good and mechanics are mostly self explanatory if you were familiar with the genre.

Its a nice change of pace and definitely feels more polished than all the other autochesses, with the exception of mobile DAC.

Managed to get in a couple of rounds of TFT after they added more servers.

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