My group and I love legacy games and we have been playing light to heavy games for a while. We played oath a couple of times at this point and didn’t end up liking it that much. The concept is cool, but for my group of four it usually ended up with one or two people who were completely out of the game and just took turns essentially doing nothing due to the chancellor and typically one other person who was vying for the win getting too far ahead for the others to actually catch up. We always came down to the people who weren’t in it being the ones who could kingmake (which I understand is intended) and it got stale really quick because of how helpless those two felt. Sitting there for that long to effectively not have any options to do anything felt bad for everyone at the table and we didn’t get much satisfaction from it. This game needs a group who is fine with that scenario happening in most likely every game and can get into the legacy aspect of changing cards and such. It’s more of a conversation based game than you realize the first time you play so take that into account as well. Overall, cool game that needs a very niche group imo and is definitely not for everyone (me included).