Sanity Test for Slime Lords

Parallel Slime & Player explanations are fine; some important information in several sections seems to be added as an afterthought; see notes in Game Play.

Good, but minimal. 'Gluttonous' means greedy, hungry; 'glutinous' is sticky, glue-like.

A bit more on how we'll do some of this would tell us what to expect in the rules to follow, for instance, variable turn order & bribery. One misspelling: 'hoard'.

Good.

Dice 'picture' doesn't really add anything. The rest is good, but of the tokens, what's what?

Place the decks face down? Missing a space in "infront". May I look at my Action Cards?

A better picture of the game mat tracks would be good.

Recommended amounts don't make too much sense if I can decline a bribe. And that I CAN decline a bribe is important enough to be in the first paragraph, not the last sentence. 'Break' is misspelled.

Player's Turn: I'm a little lost here, since I don't know what my relationship with the slimes is - Am I hunting them, avoiding them (slimed out!?), eating them? What are slime dice for? Addressing these questions in the overview would help me understand what I'm reading.

Will I lose a hit point token for each 1 I roll on a black die, or could I match them against slime dice showing a 1, rather than just taking those as freebies?

During player-on-player attacks, am I still free to refuse a bribe? May I spend a luck token to make my attacker re-roll?

So is it the card I play that determines whether I may move, attack, or use the Room Check token? Is that token removed after use, or is it permanent? In this context, it's 'its', not "it's".

Skill cards - if I need to spend three Ability Tokens to activate a card, can other players contribute? Two ps in 'equipped'; 'discarded' & 'requirement' also have typos.

The limit on discarding doesn't make sense unless the optional penalty for unfilled (another typo in 'unfinished') recipes is in play.

Slimes' Turn: The last two paragraphs should be earlier, before the rolling of the dice is explained. Do slime dice stay in a room if the players move to a slimed out room? (That is, if there's a tough set of slime dice in a room, can we leave there to force a re-roll before we decide whether to go back, or would we have to go to a room with a spore?) Does the Round Counter move every turn after the first slime is captured, or only on turns in which at least one slime is captured?

Showing the complete board (particularly the round tracks) and complete Action cards would help - not sure I understand how they work without seeing them. A visual chart of the Merge conditions would be useful for quick reference.

Example is good.

Pretty sure, but I'd need to see some cards and the board.

Several typos and misspellings, mostly noted. The abbreviation i.e. means 'that is' ("id est") and implies a clarification to follow; 'e.g.' ("exempli gratia" or 'example given') precedes an example of the point just made.

Good but a bit tight - more diagrams and smaller blocks of text would be easier to handle.

Art is not particularly impressive; backstabbing seems like too minor of a part of the game to be so prominently featured in the ad.

Just a giant logo? I want colored slimes!

OK, but white background is unflattering.

Good, but lacking context; a picture of a game in progress would help.

Minimal and not too interesting. Not sure I'd feel like a 'con artist' while playing this. More information about how the game is played would be better - "with a group of greedy and not-entirely-trustworthy comrades, enter the perilous caverns beneath [wherever] to seek ingredients to prepare exotic foodstuffs for gluttonous nobles!" "Roll your dice and take your chances, but beware! - when the slime runs out, you'll quickly turn on each other!"

No video!