If you choose a group, you must use ALL the dice in that group.

Just a feedback for something I noticed in multiple vids (just my opinion). You sometimes start with way too specific explanation of some "minor" rule which without context of the game goal or turn structure (how the turn of a player looks like) might confuse people. In this vid you start with way too specific explanation of what the cat abilities do before even explaining whats the goal of the game or how the round of the game looks like. So I get a lot of way too specific information without context what should I do with them. My suggestion is either start with explaining goal of the game and how the round looks like and then mention that each player chooses a cat with a specific bonus at the start of the game or if just mention that you start with a chosen bonus without explaining in depth what the ability does before we even know how we can use them ingame. In the Quacks of Quidlinburg video I noticed the same thing when you spend some time at the start to explain the fortune card which is a action with which the turns start with but people listening to this rule explaining have no idea what the effect does at this point. So in that case I would again either mention the fortune cards at the end of rules explaining with specific example of fortune card. Or say each turn starts with drawing a fortune card which either causes a one-time effect at the start of the turn or an lingering effect for the whole turn. Just a thing I noticed and this might be a subjective thing. Other than that I like your videos!!! Just wanted to mention this so it might help you in future videos. You can ask other people for an opinion on this.

thank you for the video!