Kinda late commenting on this but I've got to add that I played this with my little brother (And while he is into miniatures and has been modeling for nearly a decade now he is not into any kind of tabletop games) and he loved it!

Now him and me are making up own bloodlines, gear, rules, scenarios and everything and having a lot of fun!! :) The game is just perfect for him. Quick, fun, no long rule introduction, no long tedious note taking and you can prolong the game by just going for a reshuffle. Just. 10/10 for a game made in such a short time.

In my opinion this game is a total success! at least it got us two brothers to have a lot of fun and that is a success in my book :P 

This is definitely Malifaux inspired as it has no dice (which I love), but the army creation system is a great breath of fresh air (at least for me) as it adds /yourdudes/ element to the fantastic system and I think the victory condition is great as well - especially with 2 scenarios, games actually went quick and simple. Bravo!

A few questions:
- I see that at the end of each turn, drawing 5 cards is mandatory, so people can have more than 7 cards in their hands? Is it intentional, hence people are not incentivized to assign less cards so they can keep their decks longer?
- I'm a bit confused on the Shambling Advance of the Harvest scenario: if they move as if they're assigned a King (which is valued 13, IIRC), why do they only move 8 inches? Or is it simply for priority purposes?

I think I love everything.
I really really have to try out card based miniature games sometime, they appeal to me so much!

I find very clever how your miniatures don't really die, instead emptying your deck. The milling dual purpose mechanic seems to work nicely.

It's also very elegant how you don't have stats at all, just actions triggered by the cards which in turn are used for everything.

One thing that I feel is broken: Pupeteer+Desecration

I have to ask, since I haven't played it and don't know it at all. How much of this stuff is from Malifaux? Iirc Malifaux still has the typical "2 actions per miniature per turn, moving etc" and only showing cards from the deck whenever you made an action, sometimes having to make sums and compare between two cards etc etc. This game seems much much faster to play

Did you think about making the assigned cards have a specific suit or color?  I'm wondering the pros and cons.