Despite my love of the genre, one of the issues I have with campaign games, especially narrative-driven ones, is that once you've played through the story, any draw to play again is reduced as I already know the major beats and plot twists. So this genre of games was made for expansions to tell more stories, meet new and interesting creatures-and in the case of Stuffed Fables: Oh, Brother! -have a stuffed unicorn smash them with a meat tenderizer.
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