CONCORDANCE ENGINE // IN DEVELOPMENT

ONE ENGINE.
NO PASSENGERS.

Every pilot has a Station. Every Station matters. Every mistake belongs to the entire crew.

THE SYSTEM

You do not control a giant character. You operate a machine.

The crew shares Integrity, Armor, Power, Heat, range, and objectives. Each pilot chooses one Station and commits to that role while the Engine survives—or collapses—around them.

CORE 5E STRUCTURE

3–5 players
One Station per player
Characters remain their own 5E PCs
Actions and Reactions committed during Planning
Shared Engine resources create real coordination pressure
Encounter objectives go far beyond “kill the monster”

FIRST COMMERCIAL PRODUCT

CONCORDANCE ENGINE 5E

A 3–5 player module designed to enter an existing D&D 5E campaign without replacing the characters the players already love.

SEPARATE PRODUCT

STANDALONE BOARD GAME

A cooperative tactical campaign game with pilots, Stations, progression, persistent consequences, and multiple endings.

WHERE THE ENGINE BEGAN

Seven minds. One machine. One chance.

Original Concordance Engine Basic Rules artwork from the seven-player Atheta campaign

Concordance Engine began as a custom-made seven-player encounter system inside the groups Atheta campaign. That original machine became the design laboratory for the commercial product line now being built by Farad Gameworks.

NEXT: THE PHYSICAL MACHINE

Boards. Cards. Engines. Threats.

As approved component art is added, this section becomes the visual tour of the product: Engine Board, Player Boards, Station cards, The Resolute, and the encounter threats.

Black and white Concordance Engine blueprint schematic

VISUAL LANGUAGE

From furnace image to engineering diagram.

Raw destructive presence, and the technical schematic language that makes Concordance Engine feel designed rather than generic.

ONE ENGINE.NO PASSENGERS.