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"Please Lord, make me forget this good idea and not obsess over it in this moment of my life when I already have no remaining time even for myself"

This is good!

Like a relation between a GM's pile and a Player's pile. I like it!

I also think a lot about point mgmt per turn: the player draws a card and has it's value on action points to spend that turn; every x cards an event is triggered. Closer to John Lambshead's solo wargame rules.

These are Botos, an Amazon river pink dolphin. Local legends say they become beautiful men to impregnate village virgins and disappear into the river (no cap).

Like a secret passage under a rug on a specific wall. Or an enigma. This kind of stuff that should only be known to the GM.

Most card-driven dungeon crawl games I've played were like this. My thing now is that when you solo play a non-solo-first adventure there's always the problem of spoilering yourself the module secrets on a first reading (since you're GM and player, in a way). Maybe cards could solve that problem.

For example, when examining a room, maybe some roleplay triggers a card draw to see IF there's a secret in a specific spot and IF the draw is successful another draw is combined with this first one revealing the secret (from a random table).

Yeah, they're great.

One day I would love to (have the skills and) work on a personal project re-illustrating a Narnia book. Probably "The horse and his boy", my favorite one back then.

Pauline Baynes was an amazing artist, wasn't she?