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Originally Posted by Raellus
If I was only drawing to ask Yes/No questions, or determine if something was Helpful or Hazardous, then running through the entire deck would guarantee a 50-50 split across 52 draws, and that doesn't seem particularly realistic. But then what about the law of averages?
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I'd argue that guaranteeing a 50/50 ye/no outcome over 52 draws was Ok.
Perhaps flip a coin for yes/nos to remove the cards issue?
Thinking about this more, and something i haven't done myself but am now thinking i might do it for my own solo campaign. I'm considering shuffling the random encounter deck after each encounter.
Why? Because who says you can't run into back to back military patrols? Or civilian hunters? Or bad weather over two consecutive days? In fact i'd argue this makes more sense not to remove the card, not less. Further, if you have an encounter and put the card aside - then you know you won't have to deal with that "encounter issue" again, which removes from the game.
So while i have not answered your question, i think i am going to shuffle the random encounter deck and improve my game because of it.