20 Strong: Tainted Grail Deck

The four enemy difficulty tiers are what sold me — you can dial the challenge up or down depending on how much time you've got, and the rewards actually feel worth the risk. I've played it solo a bunch already and keep finding new ways to route my path.

Shuffling between the four enemy difficulties keeps solo runs tense, and the rewards for taking down the harder ones actually feel worth the risk. My only gripe is that the cards are a bit slippery right out of the box, so they slide around until you break them in. Still a solid addition if you alre

The four enemy types give this deck way more replay value than I expected, and ramping up the difficulty actually changes how I approach each run. Only gripe is that it leans hard on you already knowing the base game, so new players might feel lost at first.