Super well done entry! Congrats for submitting your first game. This was very impressive. The gameplay was actually really engaging, the aesthetics were amazing and sound effects+music also fit really well. The game was also one of the most creative I've played so far.

I think this could easily be expanded on in the future. Very nice submission! :+1:

I would very much recommend to hint the player towards the fact that right click inspects things. That mechanic is really good but if you don't know it and thus cant read the tutorial it gets a bit frustrating. Either have a text bubble/menu screen at the start or at least write it on the Itch page of the game (You can change that one after submitting). Also there were unfortunately some bugs but that happens (Especially in such a big game). In my first play through I rolled one effect die and that die just started rolling infinitely many times and on the second play through I got all the special dices but then when I fought the next enemy I couldn't choose a need special die and then the game froze after I clicked on two of mine. Would have liked to know what other enemies there are but I guess I just have to do another play through. :D

The only thing this game lacked a little bit is readability. Things like small attack animations (like making the enemies move forward one after another) and showing the health drop down would add a lot of readability. Nevertheless this was really impressive and a really good game. Did not seem like something you did in just two days.

REALLY nice tabletop battle game, fantastic aesthetics and the sounds hit the spot perfectly with the music in the background.
Extremely good base to continue developing it further and I hop you do!

Top notch game in my books. <3

I really like the tabletop style of this!

It was certainly a bit confusing, but I think I got the hang of it. For a first game jam, I'm pretty impressed. :)

It took me a while to figure out how to actually play, but once I learned that I had to click on the dice THEN click on the enemy the game itself was very interesting. I also really like the aesthetic and die rolling effects. My biggest complaint is that it can be hard to see if a die is attack or defend because the spotlight washes out a lot of the color, maybe using colored dice would make it easier to distinguish them?

I.. uhh.. also removed one of my dice somehow right before fighting the dragon... I guess because I double-clicked it to try and progress. But that didn't stop me from taking its head!