I have finished the game after 26 hours of playtime (including the "Pirate's Cove" DLC. And I think that this is a wonderful game which, I have enjoyed every minute of it.

It is important to get some updates earlier in order not to get frustrated by too many defeats. However you can always do some grinding if that is not the case.

There are many classes and each of them have some unique cards and an ability that can be imitated by some of the cards. My favorites were Ranger and Mime in first tier, Ranger and Shape shifter in second tier, Troubador, Knight and Cartomancer in the last tier.

Although you can die many times before defeating the game and chance plays an important role, this is definitely a fun game.

Battle scars are the only thing for successful warriors to add some abilities like starting with extra life or a beneficial discipline in their next challenge. However, rarely they can also be harmful, like gaining "Stupidity" and all of them goes away if the warrior dies.

I believe I will play this game again after a couple of years, as it has become one of the classics of my collection.

Update to Review: I have recently re-played the game from the beginning to the end with the new DLC "Ice Cream Headaches" added. It was even a greater experience.

I have finished the game after 26 hours of playtime (including the "Pirate's Cove" DLC. And I think that this is a wonderful game which, I have enjoyed every minute of it. It is important to get some updates earlier in order not to get frustrated by too many defeats. However you can always do some grinding if that is not the case. There are many classes and each of them have some unique cards and an ability that can be imitated by some of the cards. My favorites were Ranger and Mime in first tier, Ranger and Shape shifter in second tier, Troubador, Knight and Cartomancer in the last tier. Although you can die many times before defeating the game and chance plays an important role, this is definitely a fun game. Battle scars are the only thing for successful warriors to add some abilities like starting with extra life or a beneficial discipline in their next challenge. However, rarely they can also be harmful, like gaining "Stupidity" and all of them goes away if the warrior dies. I believe I will play this game again after a couple of years, as it has become one of the classics of my collection. Update to Review: I have recently re-played the game from the beginning to the end with the new DLC "Ice Cream Headaches" added. It was even a greater experience.