When you taste at least a drop of blood from a creature, you can spend any number of Hope and ask the GM that many questions from the following list:

• What kind of creature is it (if humanoid you can tell their ancestry)?

• How old is this creature?

• What emotion or sensation were they feeling just before their blood was shed?

• What is the creature's highest rated Experience (or general specialty if they don't have an experience)?

When you taste the blood of a creature in this way, gain a +1 bonus to your attack rolls against them.

Make a Spellcast Roll against a target within Close range. On a success, spend a Hope to deal d8+2 magic damage to the target using your Proficiency, and the target marks a Stress. If you have at least 3 Hit Points marked, the damage die is a d10 instead.

Mark a Hit Point to conjure a talisman infused with your life essence. The Talisman appears in your hand, and whoever carries the talisman gains its benefit: Whenever the talisman's bearer marks 2 or more Hit Points, they can spend a Hope to reduce the number of hit points marked by 1. The talisman disappears if you have no Hit Points marked or you use this spell again.

Your practice of blood magic has seeped into your bloodstream, enhancing your vitals in moments of urgency. When you roll with advantage, use a d8 instead of a d6 as your advantage die if you have 1 or more Hit Points marked. The the target is a creature from your most recent Grim Psychometry vision, this die increases to a d10 instead.

Additionally, once per long rest, you can spend a Hope to calm yourself or a willing creature within Close range, letting the target clear 2 Stress.

When you succeed on an attack roll against a target, you can mark a Stress to Brand them until you take a long rest or cast this spell again. You always know the direction of the Branded target. If the Branded target deals damage to you, you can remove the Branded condition to make them mark 2 Stress.

If you have at least one Hit Point Marked, you gain a bonus to your damage rolls. The bonus equals twice your number of marked Hit Points.

Make a Spellcast Roll (13). On a success, mark a Hit Point to infame a group’s lifeblood within Far range, making each target mark a Hit Point. If you have at least 3 Hit Points marked, each target marks 2 Hit Points instead.

Make a Spellcast Roll against a creature within Far range. On a success, mark a Stress to throw a conjured harpoon of magic blood at the target, dealing d10 magic damage using your Proficiency. Then you can pull yourself into Melee range with the target or pull the target into Melee range with you.

Alternatively, if you target an unheld object or terrain within Far range, make a Spellcast Roll (13). On a success, you pull the object to you, or you pull yourself to the terrain.

Once per long rest, you can mark a Hit Point to clot, suture, and fortify others with your own lifeblood. Each willing target within Very Close range clears a Hit Point and an Armour Slot.

Make a Spellcast Roll against an adversary within Close range. Once per rest on a success, mark a Hit Point to Infect the target with a tiny magical bloodworm.

Presence Rolls against the Infected target have advantage. When the Infected target makes an attack roll, you can spend a Hope to give the roll disadvantage. The Infected condition lasts until you take a rest or you sacrifice the bloodworm to make the Infected target mark a Hit Point.

Mark a Stress to place a number of tokens equal to your Spellcast trait onto this card and transform into a pool of blood. Remove a token each time you make an action roll or take damage. You drop out of this form when you remove the last token on this card. While in blood form, you gain resistance to physical damage and can slither through any space a liquid can traverse.

Make a Spellcast Roll against an adversary within Close range. On a success, mark a Stress as you slow the target’s vitality. The target is temporarily Restrained and Vulnerable. Each time the target is spotlighted while either of these conditions persists on them, the target marks a Stress.

Make a Spellcast Roll (14). Once per rest on a success, you conjure a magical tether between yourself and a willing target within Close range that lasts until the end of the scene.

When either tethered creature would mark a Hit Point, the other tethered creature can mark a Hit Point instead.

While 4 or more of the domain cards in your loadout are from the Blood domain, gain the following

benefits:

• You gain a Hope when you take Major or greater damage.

• When you make a Spellcast Roll, you can spend a Hope to gain a bonus equal to the number of Hit Points you have marked.

When you deal Major or greater damage to an adversary within Close range, you can mark a Stress to clear a Hit Point.

Choose the physical or magic damage type, and make a Spellcast Roll (15). On a success, you trace a Very Close circle of blood on the ground around you that grants creatures of your choice inside it resistance against that damage type.

The circle lasts until you take Major or greater damage, move outside the circle, or cast this spell again.

Once per long rest, when an adversary within Close range is defeated, you can cause their body to erupt

with a twisting, veiny tree that oozes life force. Place a number of tokens on this card equal to your Spellcast trait.

An ally within Melee range of the tree can spend a token from this card to siphon life force from the tree and clear a Hit Point.

Make a Spellcast Roll against a target within Close range. On a success, spend a Hope to mark the target with a magical glyph that causes them to bleed profusely. Until the glyph fades, damage the target takes is increased by one threshold.

The glyph fades when you take a rest, you cast this spell again, or the target takes Severe or greater damage.

Mark a Hit Point to make a Spellcast Roll against all targets within Close range in front of you. On a success, deal d10 magic damage using the number of Hit Points you have marked instead of your Proficiency. On a failure, deal half damage.

Your wounds seal into armored scabs. When you mark 2 or more Hit Points from an attack, clear an Armor Slot.

Make a Spellcast Roll against an adversary within Close range. Once per rest on a success, roll a number of d6s equal to the number of Hit Points you have marked, and you can mark an additional Hit Point to reroll any number of these dice. The target marks a Hit Point for each result of 4 or higher.