To dive into Tests, they are for actions in the game. All of the other points on the cards are for Tests (or as they say in Dungeons and Dragons, Skill Checks). That is your total Spirit and Supply Points that your character starts with. To better understand the character, it can be summarized as this: combine the Spirit and Supply Points from the Origin and Archetype cards. With these cards selected, you have your character and all of the stats, starting equipment, and details to work with. Then you pick a Talent card, which is again based on your Archetype, so make sure it matches. You pick what Origin you want, it will have two Archetype options to pick from, and you pick one of the Archetype cards from those choices. The game is all done through cards and so it is easy to get a character together. Just like a lot of aspects of this game, this task is super simple. The first thing you need to do in order to play is get a few player characters together. I have to say that I was impressed when I first saw this because it really does a fantastic job of bringing the world together and gives a showcase for the art style you can expect in the game. This is straight out of the tutorial book and it is the first thing you read (along with an introductory paragraph). But, don’t let me reiterate it to you - instead, check out the gallery of images and read through their short descriptions! While this isn’t a section we usually have, I thought it would be good to go over the lore of this new game to help introduce interested players to what they are getting into. Luckily, I was able to get a chance to check out the game before its full release and it is definitely an intriguing TTRPG, to say the least! Lore Being no stranger to creating tabletop role-playing games (TTRPG), Modiphius Entertainment’s CCO Chris Birch pulled off the brand new IP with their soon-to-launch title Dreams And Machines. Creating a brand new world is always a task that can be a challenge, especially since it needs to be one with a core problem to work from, an introduction that easily pulls players into it, and a bunch of underlying lore to fill in the gaps.
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