I'm particular about writing implements, too. I really like the reMarkable Marker Pro.

If you're interested, LAMY makes a compatible stylus based on their Al-Star fountain pen, and it's pretty fantastic. It's my daily driver now.

I'm surprised you found the paper-like screen protector too slippery. I have one on my Galaxy Tab, and I also own a reMarkable 2, and I find the screen protector actually has *more* friction than my reMarkable.

That said: The reMarkable is *awesome*, so I hope you enjoy using it. 😃

Another option: If you have a Daiso Japan anywhere near you, it's a fantastic place to find weird little containers like that. I used to buy stuff for board game bits there all the time.

Finspan is another great take on the Wingspan formula. It's interesting to me that it feels as though it has fewer individual mechanisms overall, but the way they interact with each other feels more complex. I'm not sure your average mainstream Wingspaner would grok it quite as quickly.

SETI has a very cool combination of mechanisms that feel surprisingly thematic for what is, ultimately, a point-salad Euro. The cards are all multi-use, a mechanism I really enjoy. I'm super happy with the solar-system rotation mechanism, finding it both interesting and consequential for gameplay.

(I hope this doesn't come across as a complaint or blame; I'm just genuinely interested in the oddness of something like this.😊)

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It's so odd. You'd think this would've been caught during the creation process for the dies.