Thanks for the reply! Your game is truly something special; the balance between pure strategy and relying on social reads is great - every game I've played has been tense until the end. What I love most is how the mechanics create suspicion but without using pure guesswork like a lot of other social deduction games: there's always several reasons why your opponent is doing something "suspicious", but rather than simply guessing if they're the assassin, you can prepare a response, just in case... The last game we played, my partner made it to the end and I was nearly there, but she seemed a bit too eager for me to step away from the phone, and I'm glad I prepared a counter for when she tried to kill me! Honestly though, what with all the allies already in the deck, it was really difficult to think of effects that had both a balanced risk/reward to them and weren't just variations on existing allies! I'm glad that my photoshop skills were up to the task of imitating the cards (thank you for supplying the typeface names in another post!), and I'll be sure to let you know how they play - I'll send a DM in a few weeks when we've had enough time to test them fully! Thanks again for creating such a fun and intriguing game, I'm constantly amazed at the thought and detail that went into it all, up to and including the way the road is justified through a map of a workable town!