These are great suggestions - thanks for taking the time to post them! I will definitely take them into consideration for future updates. Some might take a while though since this is a spare time project :).
I'll have to look into the rendering issue - if it's a problem with the Game Maker runner it could be hard to fix on my end, but maybe there's a workaround.
Thanks for playing! Happy to hear that you're enjoying the game.
Some of these text changes might be too pedantic, lol...
Again, great suggestions! Making ability descriptions clear, brief and precise has definitely been one of the biggest challenges throughout development :).
The "target" template for abilities is directly taken from Magic: the Gathering, but I can definitely see how it can be confusing for someone who hasn't played that game. I'll try to find a better way of expressing it that remains clear! I think a potential problem with "the selected" might be that it implies that the selection has to be done before using the ability, but I might be overthinking it.
Damage cap doesn't work exactly as you describe it, which is all the more reason to ensure that the game communicates it clearly. Each time you damage an enemy with damage cap X, that damage is reduced to X. So Golems take 1 damage each time you damage them with something, and you can do this several times during a turn. Maybe "When this takes damage, reduce that damage to 1." would be a better way of explaining it?
Your other suggestions are easy fixes that I'll make sure to add in the next update. Thanks again for playing and giving feedback!
Ahhhh, this MTG foreigner now sees the danger in "the selected." In that case, maybe just "a die face" is plain enough.
Huh, I thought a Golem completely blocked a 1-point attack I did, after I dealt another 1-point attack from another die. Maybe I wasn't paying attention, but sure, "Limits max damage from each attack die to 1," would probably work.
Anyways, fantastic game, especially with the vanishing enemy who moves to each next round. It has so many intriguing elements that I haven't seen in similar games. I keep finding myself wanting to experience extended dungeons in which: it takes longer to accumulate the two additional dice slot, shops are rarer and an actual event, and so on (like Slay marathons). I'm too much of a newb and it takes me too long to reach four dice so I'm barely able to tinker! Haha.
