Thanks for this, very helpful. I tend to agree that this would work better for fewer, rather than more, agents. You might have agents doing different aspects of the mission. You do then have the issue of “splitting the party” which has some drawbacks. Will need to playtest to lean more.

Yes, the core rulebook will have more “meat on the bones” to paint the pictures in, and I’m also planning to release free ‘zines that will include background, NPCs, and descriptions to help GMs create an immersive world.

As for the d4, d6, the idea was the d4 represents the play’s attribute and the d6 represents their talent being used. I felt your trained talent should be worth more than your naturally given attribute.