Solo To Go Fantasy Set 1

What about making cards print and play also? It's meaningless to buy physical cards to scan and make them localized.

Either I'm just incredibly unlucky (which is possible) or the game is just designed to not let you get very far in it. It's described as quick because it won't take you very long before your player character is slaughtered by the very first enemy you meet. The hit rolls are incredibly stacked against the player, with most enemies getting at least 2d6, and most of the time 3d6, plus an extra modifier, and the player starting off with only 1d6+2. That's not to mention the extra the enemy may get from the encounter card. The player only gets a +1 to their hit after defeating three enemies, but good luck actually getting that far. Plus, to heal a single point of life, you have to give up two of your wins, meaning if you got the precious +1 modifier you're probably giving it up so you can live only slightly longer.

I don't understand at all how the designer of this game thought any of this was a good idea. I guess it's a good thing to buy if you like getting continuously punished.

I am a little confused by the sequence of play. Do I draw 1 encounter and location card each and:

1) Fight one battle and then draw new cards?

OR

2) Fight all the battles on the cards (for four total battles) and then draw new cards?

I presume 1, marking the cards to remind me where I am in the order.

Put "Solo To Go" to print and play.