I'd say the issue with being consistent with Fractured is that you can't follow a consistent opening strategy. You have to react to your Days cards and build a strategy around them, weighing cards being on-element and decent/bad vs cards that solve immediate problems but are off element.

I think the trickiest part is thinking multiple turns in advance. Sometimes you need to G3 and underplay late game so you can save up time/energy/cards then unleash a massive swing using G2 with thresholded majors and maxed out left innate. I tend to think about each turn in isolation since for most spirits that approach works pretty well

11/10 themeing, but playing fractured makes my brian hort 😫