Join Joseph in Seeds of a Dream from the highly popular Dreams and Machines RPG. 

An aging Everan named Tessa has arrived in New Mossgrove, carrying a battered dataplate filled with fragmented data. She claims it points to the location of Vault Eden-9, a pre-Collapse gene preservation facility rumored to hold viable seeds from long-extinct crops. If she’s right, what’s inside could feed generations to come.

Join us for an unforgettable adventure into the world of Dreams & Machines, the tabletop roleplaying game of hope, heroism, and discovery in a post-apocalyptic world. Venture into the wilds of Evera Prime to explore ancient ruins, uncover lost technologies, and protect your home from the encroaching threat of the Wakers.

This event is perfect for both new and experienced roleplayers. Dreams & Machines utilizes a narrative-focused version of the popular 2d20 system, where teamwork, creativity, and the spirit of your characters are just as important as the dice you roll.

In this session, you can expect to:

• Pre-generated characters to choose from or if you have created a character with D&M you can bring it.
• Explore a breathtaking and dangerous world: Journey through lush, overgrown landscapes dotted with the monolithic remains of a bygone technological age.
• Uncover the mysteries of the past: Delve into ancient facilities, decipher forgotten languages, and piece together the story of the war that reshaped the world.
• Face the awakened machines: Confront the terrifying Wakers, massive mechs driven by ancient and corrupted programming.
• Shape the future: Your actions will have a direct impact on the community you are a part of, fostering hope or succumbing to the encroaching darkness.

No prior knowledge of the Dreams & Machines RPG is required.  All necessary materials will be provided.

The cost of adventure? Just $7 (plus tax) per hero. That gets you a clean play space, all day access to our library of games for pre- and post-quest fun, and most importantly, a blast!

Are you ready to dream of a new tomorrow in a world of machines?