I have been playing Gnostica at lunch with a co-worker about every other day... and there's an issue that comes up in 2-player play: How to resolve symmetrical reversals such as "Player 1 cups, Player 2 swords, repeat". I'm torn between whether the acting player or the re-acting player should be given the advantage in this situation as the contest of wills scenario is not very good for lunch breaks. (ko from go and martian chess would indicate the primary actor would gain the upper hand, while at the same time the re-acting player could essentially say "I'll keep doing this until you make a different move..."). I've been in situations (devil fights mostly) that after a few turns of back and forth I found a more advantageous move (on the reacting side), but 3 actions is a more complicated situation that the sword cup example above. Thoughts? House rules? -Evan