Elemental Imprint: Whenever you make a successful attack, Spend a Hope to force the target to make a reaction roll (13). On a failure, they become temporarily Imprinted. While Imprinted, whenever the target takes damage, they take additional 1d6 magic damage.

Elemental Mending: Whenever you use your Mending, or Extended Mending ability, you may Spend a Hope to give the creature an additional 1d8 Magic damage to their next damage roll.

Heightened Imprint: The damage from your Elemental Imprint feature becomes 2d6.

Elemental Embodiment: Mark a Stress. Until the end of the scene, you become enveloped in Elemental energy. Add your Instinct Trait to your Damage Thresholds. Whenever a creature enters your Melee range, or you enter their Melee range, you may Spend a Hope to force them to make a reaction roll (14). On a failure, they take 2d10 magic damage. Additionally, if you make a Shaping spellcast roll under this effect, you may add 1d4 to the roll.

Explosive Imprint: The damage from your Elemental Imprint feature becomes 3d6. Additionally, you may Spend a Hope to end the Imprinted condition on one target, and force the target to make a reaction roll (16). On a failure, they take d12 + your level magic damage using your proficiency. If the GM spends a Fear to end the condition, you may Mark a Stress to use this ability.

Powerful Transmutation: Once per Scene, make a Spellcast roll (14). On a success, you may choose one of the following abilities:

• Your Unarmed strikes become d8 + your Tier physical damage using your proficiency, and you may make Unarmed Strikes using your Knowledge Trait.

• You gain a number of Armor Slots equal to your Knowledge Trait until the end of the scene, or they are expended.

• Your Weapon’s range extends by one Range up to Very Far range until the end of the scene.

Transmuting Shape: If you make a Shaping Spellcast roll, Mark a Stress to gain advantage on the roll.

Preserving Transmutation: Whenever you make a successful attack, you may reduce your Proficiency by 1 in order to use your Mending feature on yourself.

Crafty Shaper: Whenever you succeed with Hope on a Shaping spellcast roll, you Clear a Stress. Whenever you succeed with Fear on a Shaping spellcast roll, you still gain a Hope.

Powerful Preservation: While under the effect of your Powerful Transmutation, you may use your Preserving Transmutation without reducing your proficiency a number of times equal to your Knowledge Trait.

Shaping Savant: At the beginning of each session, and after every rest, place a number of tokens on this card equal to your Knowledge trait. Whenever you use your Shaping ability, you may spend a token to reduce the amount of Hope needed by 1 Hope per token.

Empowered Strikes: Add your Strength trait to damage rolls.

Empowered Mending: Whenever you use your Mending or Extended Mending feature, you gain Advantage on your Next attack roll. On a successful attack, add 1d20 to the damage roll.

Empowered Stun: Whenever you make a successful attack, Spend a Hope to force the target to make a reaction roll (15). On a failure, they become temporarily Vulnerable.

Empowered Shaping: If you make a Shaping Spellcast roll, and fail, you may place a Domain Card from your Loadout into your Vault, and add the card’s level to the roll.

Empowered Drain: Whenever you make a successful attack, Mark a Stress to force the target to make a reaction roll (16). On a failure, they subtract your Strength trait from their difficulty.

Empowered Exchange: Whenever you cause a creature to mark its last Hit Point, place a token on this card. You may have a number of tokens equal to your Strength trait. You may use a token to use your Mending ability without Marking a Stress.

Shape the Unknown: If you are asked to make a Shaping Spellcast roll, you may choose to succeed without generating Hope, or Fear, a number of times per Long Rest equal to your Knowledge trait.

Fortune Weaver: Whenever you use your Mending ability on someone, they gain advantage on a number of rolls equal to your Knowledge trait. Whenever you make a successful attack roll, Mark a Stress to force the target to make a reaction roll (14). On a failure, they gain disadvantage on a number of rolls equal to your Knowledge trait.

Hints of History: Whenever you use your Shaping feature, you may Spend a Hope, and make a Spellcast roll (16). On a success, you learn about how it got into the state you found it in. This feature does not benefit from your Shape the Unknown feature.

Unknown Retaliation: Whenever you get hit with an attack, make a Spellcast roll against the attacking creature. On a success, they Mark 1d4 Stress.

Untapped Potential: Whenever you use your Mending ability, you may Spend a Hope to give the creature you use it on one of the following benefits:

• Add your Knowledge trait to their evasion until they take damage, or they take a rest.

• Gain 1d4 Hope.

• Add 2d10 to their damage rolls until they miss an attack, or they take a rest.

Unknown Assault: Once per Long rest, make a Spellcast roll against all adversaries within Close range. On a success, the targets take d20 + your Knowledge trait damage, and they must make a reaction roll (16). You may Mark a Stress to force one of the targets to make the roll with disadvantage. On a failure, they become temporarily Vulnerable.