Ah, right. Would it affect gameplay a lot if they were randomised?

80% of playtesters agree that board game designers rely too much on the delicious mechanic.

Aye. We say this, but even a roll of one negative can negate all the passed checks. And there's always one!

I got some real heavy downvotes for posting an image of my card designs with some combination facts last week. I just can't figure reddit out at times.

Gotta have thick skin if you're putting yourself out there. Someone somewhere will get itchy about something.

I dont think there should be any barriers between any entertainment medium. Putting limits on creativity is entirely nonsensical.

What mechanic do the doughnuts add?

Are there any games that have a roll to move mechanic you like? What about roll to reveal?

But are the doors randomly placed, or set in stone? I am just allowing the player's to choose /when/ they can enter the building, not where. There are internal and external dice, and the player can choose if they want to attempt an entry. My tiles are FoW style - revealed as they move.

Ooo, that looks interesting. Are the doors randomly placed? I've been trying to figure out doors for same sized hex clusters...

There are core rules, then there are caveats / details.

IMO the core rules should be explainable in a paragraph or two, or a few bullet point lists ordered in phases.

Details come later.

Amazing game. Second one wasn't as good, but the first had me hooked for years. Still never completed it.