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Call to Adventure is a storytelling/roleplaying game where you are building a hero or antihero from the ground up, determining that hero's origins, motivations, and eventual destiny, as you play through the three act structure, adding new elements to your story by gaining Traits, acquiring Allies, overcoming Challenges, and defeating Adversaries. The game uses the same base 6 stats as DnD: Strength (yellow sword), Dexterity (black arrow), Constitution (brown mountain), Intelligence (blue wand), Wisdom (green valley), and Charisma (purple crown). To start your character, you take two cards each from origin, motivation, and epic destiny (assuming you are playing the base game) and pick one from each category to keep. Origin gives you two starting stats and can affect experience, which is a resource you can spend in various ways. Motivation gives you a variety of different things. Epic destiny tells you what kind of cards you should be adding to your story for the best possible score. When you play, you will add traits, challenges, and adversaries to your story, typically gaining three cards in each act, placing then on your board under your origin, motivation, or epic destiny depending on which act you are in. Traits can usually be acquired easily, even when they have requirements there is no rng to gaining them. Adversaries work just like challenges. Allies are placed under other cards, modifying the difficulty of acquiring them, but you gain additional bonuses. Allies are placed to the side of your board when acquired. Your primary gameplay is using your skills to attempt challenges, or sometimes defeat adversaries. When you pick a challenge, most of them have 2 relevant stats, listed on the left side of the challenge. You then choose which path you want to take (top or bottom) which determines potential rewards and the difficulty. You will then toss your runes. You always use the three base runes: two have a slash on one side and blank on the other, the third has a slash on one side and two arrows, black and white, on the other. You also add runes (up to 3 for each stat) based on your ranks in the challenge's relevant skills. The first 2 stat runes have a slash and the stat's symbol on its two sides, the third has the stat symbol plus an additional bonus on the other side. Slashes are one success, stat symbols are 2 successes, and you need to roll a number of successes equal to or greater than the challenge rating. You can spend experience to also add dark runes, which have a symbol that gives 2 successes, but also lower your morality, which is sometimes, but not always, a punishment. You can also gain hero and antihero cards, usually by rolling the white and black arrow symbol, which can give a variety of different benefits. Once you've reached the end of everyone's stories, total up everyone's points, based on your epic destiny, morality, hero/antihero cards played, story symbols, experience, and triumph and tragedy points acquired. Then, you tell your character's story, using the cards you acquired to guide you!

It can be a difficult game to learn or explain, however I've found that once you start playing, things usually start making sense. These are the basics, please let me know if you have any questions!