When an opponent's action would cause you to mark stress, roll any die. Odds, you mark the stress as normal, even you may ignore 1 stress.

You have advantage on action rolls to perform acts of sleight of hand. You can do basic 'magic' tricks and palm objects well.

When you make a successful attack against an opponent, after you roll damage, you may spend a hope and mark a stress to press your attack.

Immediately make a second attack roll. Any additional damage is calculated seperately as a distinct attack.

You are especially nimble and cunning on the battlefield.

When an opponent makes an attack against you, you may mark a stress to add half of your Agility (minimum 1) to your Evasion.

When you undertake a daring movement action, gain advantage. Swing from the yard arms, leap from rooftops, or slide between traps et cetera.

If you would have had advantage anyway, you may roll 2d6 and choose your result.

Before you roll, you may also mark a stress to add an aditional d6 to your advantage and add it to the result.

On a critical success, clear 2 stress instead of 1.

At the beginning of a session, place a number of tokens equal to half your Instinct (minimum 1) on this card. When you take an action that requires you to mark a Stress, you may use a token from this card instead.

When you receive a benefit that would otherwise allow you to clear a Stress, but you have no marked stress on your character sheet, you may bank a token here. (maximum 5)

You may use your rapier wits against your opponent.

Mark a stress to insult or belittle an opponent and make a Presence roll againt their difficulty. On a success, they must mark 2 stress, on a critical success they also become Vulnrable.

When an ally within line of sight rolls a failure with hope, you may (with permission) spend 2 hope rally them on and change their result to a success with fear instead.

You are highly adaptable to your circumstances.

At any time you may mark 2 stress, and gain a hope, or spend 2 hope to clear a stress. You may use this ability to absorb gained hope or cleared stress you could not otherwise use on your character sheet.

When you choose this card, immediately gain 2 of the following:

• +1 Evasion

• +1 to Finesse, Agility, or Presence

• One additional stress slot

Then place this card in your vault permanantly.

When you clear stress as a downtime activity, you may clear 1d6+1 plus your teir in Stress. Your carefree demeanour is contagious. An ally may also clear Stress equal to half of your result.

You are savagely charming.

Whenever you make a Presence roll to seduce or charm, you do so with advantage.

in the midst of battle you can attempt to charm an adversary that can understand you (not a solo or leader, and at DM discretion). Make a Presence roll with disadvantage. If you succeed, the opponent wont fight you anymore. On critical success, they will turn on their former allies to protect you.

On success, also clear a stess.

When you deal Severe damage to an opponent, you may either clear a Stress, or cause them to mark a Stress.

Once per long rest, you may mark a Stress to place a d6 on this card with the 1 facing up.

You add its value to every Finesse, Agility, or Presence roll you make, following each roll, increase it's value by 1. Once the die's value exceeds 6, the effect is spent, and you mark an additional Stress.

If during your run of confidence, you roll a critical success AND the critical value is the same as the confidence dice, clear all Stress, and reduce the confidence dice value back to 1.

When you have 4 or more Aplomb domain cards in your loadout, you gain the following benefits:

• Gain +1 to finesse.

• Once per rest, you may roll with advantage on any Finesse, Agility, or Presence action roll.

When you are required to mark a HP and/or an armour slot, you may mark 1 Stress +1 instead for as many slots as you choose.

Once per rest, Mark a stress, and place a d4 on this card with the 1 value up. Add the value of the die to your evasion. Every time an opponent misses an attack against you, increase the value by 1. When the die value would exceed 4, the effect ends

Once per rest, mark a Stress and place a d6 on this card with the 1 value facing up. Add the value to all attack and damage rolls. After each successful attack and damage combination, increase the value by 1. When the die value would exceed 6, the effect is spent.

When you mark your final HP and trigger a Death Move, roll with the following modifications:

• Roll a d20 as your hope die if you Risk it All.

• If you Avoid Death, you can make a final attack roll against the enemy who marked your last HP if they are in range. If your attack marks their final HP, you cling to conciousness and clear 1 HP.

• If you choose Blaze of Glory, you can summon the strength for 2 critically successful moves instead of 1.

When an adversary hits you with a status effect, roll a dice.

• On evens, clear a Stress and the status is applied to your adversary instead. Also place a 4 clock on the opponent. Their next 4 actions against you are at disadvantage unless the GM uses 3 Fear to clear the effect.

• On odds, you may make a Finesse reaction roll against your opponent's difficulty to ignore the effect.