Once per long rest, you and another PC can each spend the same number of Hope, devising a plan of action. The GM removes a number of Fear equal to the amount of Hope each player spent.

When you defeat an enemy, you can force another enemy within Far range you can see to make a reaction roll with a difficulty equal to the defeated enemy’s difficulty. On a failure, the creature marks a Stress and is temporarily Vulnerable.

Once per rest, mark a Stress to move up to Close range in a straight line, making an attack with your primary weapon against the first enemy in your path. On a success, add an extra d12 to your damage roll and drag the target with you to the end of the line. If you collide with a surface that forces you to stop, you can spend a Hope to Restrain them.

Place a d6 on this card with the 6 value facing up, adding its value to your attack rolls. After you make a successful attack, decrease the die’s value by one. When you finish a rest, increase the die’s value by three and set it to six when you finish a long rest.

When you take damage from an adversary within Melee range, you can spend 2 Hope to initiate a clash with the adversary. Both creatures then make reaction rolls, using each others’ roll as their difficulty. If both creatures roll the same result, they roll again until someone fails. On a failure, the target creature takes the initial damage and marks an additional Hit Point for each reaction roll made past the first.

You can do this once against each adversary per scene. Afterwards, you can’t use it again until you finish a long rest.

Once per long rest, when you make a successful attack, you can mark a Stress to add the value of your attack roll to the damage roll. On a roll with Hope, clear a Stress and on a roll with Fear, add +1 to your Proficiency for the attack.

While there are 3 or more enemies and no allies within Very Close range of you, gain a +1 to your Evasion and roll a d20 as your Hope Die.

Once per long rest, before you choose a Death Move, you can make one action roll. Spend 2 Hope to make that action critically succeed.

Your weapons’ damage die increases by one step (d6 to d8, d8 to d10, etc.), up to a maximum of a d12.

Additionally, when you roll the maximum value on a damage die, you can roll it again, adding its value to the damage and target another creature within range that you haven’t already targeted. You can continue rolling, adding their value to your damage and targeting new creatures if you keep rolling the maximum value on the die.

Mark 3 Stress to place a d12 on this card with the 1 value facing up. Increase the die’s value when you actively choose to:
• Mark or clear a Stress
• Mark or clear a Hit Point
• Mark or clear an Armor Slot

Gain a +1 bonus to your damage rolls equal to the value of the die on this card. Reset the die’s value back to one on your next rest.