You can give yourself an advantage to social rolls by spending a handful of coins.

Your GM may increase the amount you must spend to gain this effect depending on the target.

Your words can touch the heart, for better or worse.

When you help an ally within Close range you roll a d8 instead of a d6.

When an adversary within Close range makes an Action Roll, you can spend a Hope to give the roll Disadvantage.

You radiate intense pressure, giving you a +1 to your Presence and Instinct Rolls to spot a lie, intimidate a target and gather information.

When you use an Experience on a roll that benefits from Pressure, you can add an extra +2 to the roll, but the creatures you interact with find you unforgettable. When you do so, the GM gains a Fear.

You can also mark a Stress to make a Presence Roll against a target within Very Close range. On a success, they must mark a Stress.

Your soothing words can help your allies deal with mental anguish. Spend 2 Hope to have an ally within Close range clear 1 Stress.

Once per session, you may offer heartfelt praise or emotional support to an ally. Describe your character's actions, then target ally within Close range can clear 3 Stress.

When you are hit by an attack, you can spend a Hope to target a willing ally within Close range. They immediately move to Melee range and mark an Armor slot. The damage you take is then reduced by one threshold.

You can mark armor slots as usual.

Your intense willpower can scare just about anyone.

Make a Presence roll against a target within Close range. On an success, it must move away from you to its Close range. You can spend a Hope to force it to move up to its Far range and mark a Stress.

When you succeed on an Attack Roll against a target within weapon range of at least an ally, you can add 1D6 to your damage as your ally helps you.

When you participate in a Tag Team, add your level to the damage.

You captivate a crowd with your words and authority. When you have a few minutes of peaceful interaction, you can spend a Hope to make a Presence Roll against every target within Close range. Targets you succeeded against are Captivated until you stop interacting peacefully with them, they take damage or the GM spends a fear to end this condition.

Captivated targets have a disadvantage to all their rolls unless they involve you.

By picking this card, you are able to secure a Sidekick permanently. It does not count in your loadout.

It has 4 Hit points, 3 Stress, a Difficulty of 8 + your Tier, Major Threshold of 2 times your level and Severe Threshold of 4 times your level. Upon hitting 0 hit point, your Sidekick is knocked out until it regains a hit point or 6 hours have passed. You can spend a Hope to move your Sidekick within Melee range of a target at Close range, and deal d6 physical damage using your Presence.

While in Melee range of a target, the Sidekick can increase the damage done by 1D6 or reduce the damage taken by 1D6.

When an adversary moves to Melee or Very Close range of an ally, you can spend a Hope to interrupt the spotlight. Your ally can make a Reaction Roll against the adversary, dealing his weapon damage on a success. The spotlight shifts back to the adversary afterwards.

Once per session, you can spend 3 Hope to designate a target within Far range. Every ally within weapon range of the target may make a Reaction Roll against the target Difficulty. On a success, they each deal their weapon damage to the target. Total all damage before applying it.

Once per session, you may mark 2 Stress to give a rousing speech to your allies. Describe how you do this, then put a d8 countdown on this card with the 8 on top.

Until the scene ends, when an ally fails a Roll, they may add the value of the countdown to their roll, then decrease the countdown by one.

When the countdown reaches 0, it is removed and the effect stops.

You sap the will to fight with a simple look.

When you are hit with an attack, you can make a Presence Reaction Roll against the Attack Roll. On a success, you can spend a Hope to reduce the damage by one Threshold.

At the start of a session, place a number of tokens equal to your Presence on this card.

When an ally within close range fails an action roll, you can describe how you encourage them and spend a token so they may roll again. If they succeed, they must succeed with Fear, and if they fail they must fail with Hope.

At the end of a session, clear all remaining tokens.

You can now work on this special project :

Crowning Domain : Embed yourself in the power structure of a place, such as a castle, an organisation, a local government, a neighbourhood, etc. Place a d10 countdown on this card with the 10 facing up. When the countdown reaches 0, you have developped your dominion over it enough that you always have help available while you're in it, and you can mobilize them for your interests. Work with your GM to determine how that help manifests, the goals of the power structure, and how you permanently change it.

Once the project is completed, it is permanent, however you lose all progress if you send this card to your Vault.

While 4 or more cards in your loadout are from the Crown domain, you gain the following benefits :

• Allies within Very close range gains a +1 to all their rolls
• When you crit, one ally within Close range gains a Hope or clears a Stress.

When you use the Tend to wounds rest move, you clear a Stress on the target.

When you use the Prepare rest move with someone, you also clear a Stress on the target.

You can destroy a group of targets' confidence with a few nasty words. Spend a Hope to make a Presence Roll against all adversaries within Close Range.

On a success with Hope, they must mark 2 Stress, and on a success with Fear, they must mark 1 Stress.

Fear or Charisma ? When an adversary fails on an Attack Roll against an ally, you can make a Presence Reaction Roll against the target's Difficulty. On a success, you can mark a Stress to redirect the attack to another adversary in range, with a new attack roll.

Area attacks can not be redirected.

When you make a social mistake, you may call on your political and social clout to sort of erase it, though perhaps, not completely.

Mark 3 Stress to explain how you persuade any target you're interacting with to disregard the last minute of conversation. The GM gains a Fear.

Once per session, you can declare that your next roll is a crit.

Once per rest, you can spend 3 Hope to regain the use of this power.

You are very popular among a fraction of the population, and can count on there being a Follower anywhere to help you.

Work with your GM to determine what this population is, how they can help you, what their goals are and how they align with yours.

While this card is in your loadout, you can get direct immediate help during a scene by spending a Hope.