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We played this version using Tabletop Simulator on Steam, so the art, rules and mechanics may be subject to change over the next couple of months. Therefore please treat this as a first thoughts piece, based on version of the game that we play with. We played the session with the designers of the game. We have not been paid for the preview. We also do not provide a full play by play explanation of the game, so not all mechanics may be mentioned in the preview. There's a certain awkward silence for the third time in a row, as I manage place the table in such an awkward position that all I can see it the close up of one of the Familiar cards right in front of me, like right up in it's face, so I can only see the lines of of the illustration, staring at me. Robyn asks if I'm stuck, or not sure what to do, and so I finally confess that I've forgotten about moving the board around using the WASD keys. It's one of those moments where I hate technology and would have given