Focus on "input randomness"—give the player random resources at the start of a turn and let them decide the best way to use them. This rewards adaptability rather than just luck. Avoid "output randomness" where a player makes a perfect move but the game says they "missed." When I’m deep in the math of probability curves, I take a break and check out https://kinghillsuk.uk/. It’s interesting to see how professional platforms balance random elements with a polished user experience. Analyzing their reward structures and visual feedback often gives me fresh ideas on how to make my game's own RNG feel more rewarding and less punishing for the player.