What about using a bigger base size but then letting the text get smaller on those crowded pages? I ran into the same thing with a table of events, and I used a smaller font just for the dates and times. That way the main stuff is easy to read, but the layout doesn't break. It's a good middle ground.

That's a really cool idea, honestly. My big question is how you handle the planning between turns. Like, when the timer starts, are you allowed to already have a move in mind, or does everyone have to wait until their turn to even start thinking? Because if you can plan ahead, a minute feels okay, but if it's a complete surprise, that sounds super stressful.

Ugh, learned that lesson the hard way too lol.

But is it really a big deal? They're both common houseplants that basically want the same thing. Bright indirect light, let them dry out a bit between waterings. People keep them alive for years without knowing the right name. Getting the name wrong at a swap seems pretty harmless.

That "shortcut" is just a game trail. The real trail switchbacks down to the creek about a quarter mile west.