Whenever an enemy attack forces you to mark 1 or more Hit Points, you gain a bonus to your next attack and damage roll equal to your Tier.

Spend any number of Hope to force an equal amount of creatures within Close range to make a reaction roll (13). On a failure, they become temporarily Overwhelmed. An Overwhelmed creature subtracts 1d4 from their attack, and damage rolls against you.

Whenever you make a successful attack within Melee range, you may Spend a Hope to force the target to move away from you up to Close range.

Once per session when you make a Death Move, you may give all allies 1d6 Hope.

Whenever you make a successful attack within Melee range, you may Mark a Stress to force the target to make a reaction roll (13). On a failure, they are temporarily Restrained. While Restrained like this, whenever someone makes a successful attack against the target, the target takes an additional 1d8 damage.

Whenever you roll a Critical Success, you may grant another ally the ability to Gain a Hope, and Clear a Stress a number of times per session equal to your Proficiency.

Once per session, you may make a Presence roll to convince a person, or a group of people of something. On a success, you, and all allies, gain advantage on all rolls until the end of the scene. On a failure, you, and all allies, gain disadvantage on all rolls until the end of the scene.

Whenever you succeed on an attack against a creature, you may spend a Hope to add 1d4 to your Evasion from their next attack against you.

Whenever you succeed on an attack against a creature, you may Spend a Hope to force the target to make a reaction roll (14). On a failure, they temporarily have disadvantage on attacks against anyone but you.

Whenever a creature successfully attacks you, Mark a Stress. Your next attack against them is made at advantage. On a success, add a level of Proficiency to the damage roll.

Once per long rest, make an Instinct roll (15). On a success, you may choose one of the following options:

• Clear 1d4 Hit Points or 1d4 Stress

• Add your Instinct to your Evasion, or Damage Thresholds until your next rest

• Give all allies 1 Hope

When you make a successful attack within Melee range, you may Mark a Stress to force the target to make a reaction roll (15). On a failure, they must mark an additional Hit Point.

You may give yourself disadvantage on an action roll. If you still succeed on the roll, you may gain an extra Hope, or Clear a Stress

When you make a successful attack within Melee range, you may Mark a Stress to force the target to make a reaction roll (15). On a failure, they take an additional 2d10 physical damage, and are temporarily vulnerable.

When 4 or more cards in your Loadout are from the Flaire domain, you gain the following Benefits:

• You may spend a Hope to add 1d4 to an action, or reaction roll.

• Whenever you make a successful attack within Melee range, you may add your level to the damage roll.

Whenever an attack within Melee range misses you, you may Spend a Hope to make an Agility roll against the creature. On a success, The creature deals its attack’s damage to itself.

Whenever you make a successful Presence roll, Spend a Hope to force the target to make a reaction roll (16). On a failure, they mark a Stress

Spend 2 Hope, and make a Presence roll (20). On a success, all allies add your Presence Trait to their Evasion until the next time you get hit with an attack.

When you have 2 or fewer unmarked Hit Points, all attacks against you have Disadvantage.

Spend 3 Hope. Whenever you make a successful attack roll, your next attack and damage roll gains a +1. This benefit continues until you miss an attack, or you take a rest.

Whenever you make a successful attack within Melee range, Spend a Hope to force the target to make a reaction roll (16). On a failure, all rolls you make against the creature have advantage, and all rolls they make against you have disadvantage. When you succeed on attacks against them, they Mark a Stress. The creature may Mark a Stress to end the condition.