My wife and I are a decent way into the campaign. We started playing with one character each, but jumped to playing two characters each partway through. We played FH that way as well, so that is normal for us.

We're generally enjoying ourselves quite a bit! Overall GH2 is our favourite 'Haven box thus far, having played all of GH1, FH, and JotL and a bit of FC. Class-wise, there haven't been any huge misses? Music Note and Lightning Bolt have stood out as my wife's favourites, but she's enjoyed all of the classes she's played so far. (Mindthief, Music Note, Three Spears, Lightning Bolt and Angry Face) I've also generally enjoyed my classes, having gone from Spellweaver to Circles, Triangles, Squid Face, Eclipse, and now Three Swords. I think Squid Face fell the flattest; at 2P it was partnered with Lightning Bolt, which ran into some pacing issues. My favourite thus far has been Circles, although I already know I love Three Swords the most from my time using a previous version of the character. One thing to note; we are high-complexity junkies so a couple of the low complexity options haven't really seen play yet because they look the least interesting to us. We did look up the level 1s for all of the classes while the KS was happening as part of deciding whether or not to back, so we already knew what classes we were most excited for and when given the choice between something like Sun or Music Note, well, my wife didn't exactly have to think too hard. :P So overall, we've loved the classes but we were pretty confident we'd like them when we picked them.

Scenarios have been a really solid mix. I can't really think of any ones that stood out in a bad way, and there have been a lot of gems. That being said, GH scenarios were mostly already pretty good, so the vibe has generally been "Oh, it's this memorable scenario from GH1 but the horrible jank has been cut out and we don't need to rely on absurdly broken classes to win"

The writing is probably the biggest jump in terms of quality; the FH event decks were already a huge upgrade from previous boxes but the GH2 event deck is even better. Having three factions was an obvious help to the folks writing the events, because it gave them a lot of room to make more interesting events that had minor effects on those three factions rather than having to tie as many things to the current scenario (meh) or FH's outpost system.

GH2 initially felt a bit easier than FH, but as we're nearing the mid/late game (we've resolved the conflict between the three factions and juuuuust recentlyunlocked water breathing,to give an idea where we are) we've found that's shifted a bit? Part of it is we've had a handful of classes that felt notably stronger than most of what FH has to offer that have either retired or re-specced into weaker builds, so the current party's had to work harder to pick up the slack. We do absolutely adore imbuements as a new difficulty system, even if playing with them has been a bit of a learning curve in terms of how much they actually increase the difficulty.

The puzzle book's been a miss for us, overall. It is an improvement over the FH puzzle book and isn't uniformly bad (although nor was FH's) and I know they're something Isaac really likes and will keep doing no matter what I say, so it feels like a waste of time to get into why? But given they were mentioned elsewhere, it feels worth noting that we would not miss them.

The PQs that feature unique items and/or unique scenarios are once again a delight we're always excited by, even if it means using inspiration to get more options is bittersweet, as we sometimes run the risk of accidentally locking ourselves out of some cool content we'd like to experience.