Thanks. We played this for enjoyment twice in one common session (at the beginning and at the end) and we couldn't await to play the second time. We became more ambitious (creating time and space at the start of the game) wich added to our enjoyment, so I hope repetitive play will make it more enjoyable, since the players are learning.
And the answer is: you are creating a whole species. You have to define the amount of the creatures. For example if you have "a mountain" and "a desert", you can create a new creature called "dragon" and can tell to appear 500 of them "on the mountain" and 750 of them "in the desert". As you wish.
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Thanks. We played this for enjoyment twice in one common session (at the beginning and at the end) and we couldn't await to play the second time. We became more ambitious (creating time and space at the start of the game) wich added to our enjoyment, so I hope repetitive play will make it more enjoyable, since the players are learning.
And the answer is: you are creating a whole species. You have to define the amount of the creatures. For example if you have "a mountain" and "a desert", you can create a new creature called "dragon" and can tell to appear 500 of them "on the mountain" and 750 of them "in the desert". As you wish.
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