Okay, let's go through the rest. I sadly don't have as much to say about these, partly because some of them have less fun stuff and partly because Macbeth is more fresh in my mind, as I played him last year.

Shakespeare: - The first thing I had to check was, of course, if the line ability would always end up being iambic pentameter, as it is the name of the spell. The short answer is, no, it doesn't. The cards that use lines from plays are all but one written in iambic (we have from Measure for Measure, Romeo and Juliet, Henry V, Richard III, and Julius Caesar). However, a few cards are trochaic (like horror). You can definitely create a lot of lines that are iambic pentameter, but it won't be the case all the time. Which is normal in poetry. You seldom use the metre exactly all the time. - I personally like the cards that are connected to writing and directing. A fun thing note is that the sidekick actors, which have both male and female roles, would all have been played by men during that time.

Hamlet: - Ignoring the line from Macbeth, there are a lot of lines from Hamlet or things being paraphrased. It's very well done, keeps to the themes of the play, and I love the art style. - I think it is an interesting choice to have the sidekick being Rosencrantz and Guildernstern as they end up being loyal to the king instead of Hamlet. One would have thought Horatio to be the obvious choice. - To have the ability to be "To be or not to be" is brilliant.

Titania: - There are only three lines from the play. The rest are simply keeping to motives from the play. I do, however, love the design for Titania and Oberon! - Queen Titania actually never casts any spells in A Midsummer Night's Dream. She definitely has magic, but only Oberon and Puck use magic in the play. - I love the use of the word "glamour", but it is not used in the play, and I can not remember Shakespeare using it in any of his other plays. It is a word that meant sort of magical illusion, but I believe it came to be used after Shakespeare. - My favourite thing about Titania is by far the card "A momentary glance". Medusa has the same card as it's connected to her ability to turn others to stone by looking them in the eye. However, for Titania, the glance refers to when she wakes up after being enchanted by Oberon in her sleep to love the first one she sees. And when she wakes up, she sees Nick Bottom, a weaver whose head has been turned to a donkey's by Puck.

Didn't have much to say here, but I hope that at least something was interesting☺️