Aaron – I’ve thought about that as well. We like finding ways to speed up turns in games. Like in Carcassonne drawing your tile at the end of your turn to get ready for your next placement. Or in Dominion that’s why players draw cards to their hand as part of the end of their turn so they can think through options while others go. However, it won’t work in Alien Frontiers for one major reason – you leave your dice on the board taking up spaces on the board to block other players from those locations. Having spots already taken by other players when it’s your turn is a big part of the game. If players were to pick up their dice after they take their turn, the drama and fun in the game is lost. So unfortunately, we haven’t found an easy solution to speed up the turns.