Questions before
the first turn.

Faith Engine is a cooperative card-and-dice tabletop campaign based on the seven seals in the book of Revelation. Players work together to protect the Remnant and endure through three acts until Christ the King arrives.

Cooperative. Everyone at the table plays on the same side against the pressure created by the event deck. You win together by protecting one Believer Army through the seals, not by defeating the Horsemen through force.

Every turn follows the Rule of Three. In the Tribulation phase you draw an event card, read the scripture aloud, and resolve its effect. In the Player phase you spend two actions to move, defend civilians, or play a Faith Blessing card. In the Attrition phase you resolve battles with a six-sided die, where a 4 to 6 is a success.

Each of the seven event cards is tied to a passage, from the white horse of Revelation 6:2 to the final deliverance of Revelation 19:11–14. The passage is read aloud before its effect changes the board, so the story always leads the mechanics.

Not yet. Faith Engine is still in development. The first figures can be previewed on the Models page, while terrain, card decks, and more figures are being built for Volume 1.

We haven’t set a release date yet. Join the release list on the Models page and you’ll be among the first to hear when Volume 1 is ready.

Pricing will be announced closer to launch. Release-list members will hear about pricing and availability first.

It’s a pre-launch wishlist. Save the pieces you’re interested in, leave your email, and we’ll let you know when they’re available. Nothing is charged and no order is placed.

We plan to offer the miniatures as digital STL files you can print at home, and we’re exploring physical kit options for players without a printer. Details will be shared before launch.

STL is the standard file format for 3D printing. You open it in slicer software such as Cura, PrusaSlicer, or Bambu Studio, which prepares the model for your printer.

Yes. The Models page has interactive 360° previews of the first-wave figures. Drag to rotate each one and inspect it from any angle.

Families, youth groups, ministries, and tabletop players. The rules are simple to teach, and the campaign gives players real choices to make together.

Yes. After the fourth and sixth seals the game pauses for a leader-led intermission, with prompts that help a pastor, parent, or group leader connect what happened on the board to questions of trust, endurance, and hope.

Send it to us through the Contact page and we’ll reply by email.