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I did all the lab puzzles, yeah. I'll go back some time and let you know which of them I found most useful - most notably the dial-a-stones, obviously. I did also explicitly counter the weirder fights, and it wasn't enough to win - if you want I can capture some video of my play? I don't *think* I'm doing anything very wrong... As for skipping the non-boss levels, it really seems like every level should be reasonably beatable with however much energy you have when you first encounter them! I did however understand that I could skip them and come back to them if I chose and indeed I did just that; more generally I don't think making those assumptions more clear in game is going to be necessary/enough, because the overall level of the fights is *almost uniformly so hard* (and going second *so big of a disadvantage*) as to make none of that matter quite as much.

It might be nice to have more than one deck slot, by the way. That way you don't have to memorize your deck when you've changed it to counter those specific weird fights and then want to put it back (and even if you *do* remember it perfectly, it takes *how many* individual clicks in the late game?)

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Ah, maybe I should tone down the difficulty then, if every level seemed tough even with every lab stone. Perhaps most players were winning with a specific strategy that I recently nerfed. I'll make a few tweaks to most levels in the next few days.

Also, great idea about deck slots, I'll plan on adding some shortly. Shouldn't be too tricky to do. I think I'll have it unlock after Level 7 so players aren't overwhelmed too fast.

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I added two more deck slots. Thanks for the idea! I had originally planned to have those very early in development and then completely forgot.

(No balance changes yet, except 53 was increased 20 --> 24 turns long.)