@Mike, glad the advise helped. I actually should just start from scratch with the decks I think and try and put some two element ones together since while the single element decks I have are pretty cool, they had their limitations, plus there are plenty of types I haven't actually experimented with yet.
I really hope we see more boards in the future, I love the board games and there is so much by way of fun stuff that could be added in terms of additional square types and objects, eg, different sorts of crystals, squares that let you steal coins from an opponent, casino type squares for betting your coins, squares that blockade an opponent from moving, snakes and ladders type squares, squares to engage in card battles with either opponents or computer players, etc.
The Mario party games had some really random and silly square types, eg letting you swap stars with an opponent or having bouser stomp on the board at random sending players back to the start or forcing them to play certain minigames, and I'd love to see more of this.
yes, random and unfair if your winning and get a chance hit from a bad roll, but hay that's the wonderful silly fun of the board game, and for fairer and more serious competition there are always the other party types.
Speaking of suggestions I was also having a think the other day about new worlds might be added in the adventure game.
At first I thought we were running out of environments, but I don't think so .
Possible choices could include a space or cyber world with robots and low gravity and such, a jungle world, a crystal world with about collection and time, a musical world with rhythm action and reaction games, a toxic or poison world with lots of nasty pollution and mutation games, war world with games revolving around weapons and explosions, a haunted world with further appearences by ghosts and other monsters, perhaps a pirate world set on board a ship with both watery games and games et around the ship, maybe an insect world etc.
With our dreaming and singing, Ceaseless and sorrowless we! The glory about us clinging Of the glorious futures we see,
Our souls with high music ringing; O men! It must ever be
That we dwell in our dreaming and singing, A little apart from ye. (Arthur O'Shaughnessy 1873.)