When interacting with a target of compatible sexual interest, you can spend a Hope to overwhelm them with arousal and attempt a roll that would otherwise be too outlandish or beyond their normal behavior or beliefs.

When you make or are hit by a successful melee range attack attack, you can spend a Hope to make both of you simultaneously Restrained until the condition is broken.

Make a Spellcast Roll against a target within Far range. On a success, spend a Hope to send a bolt of pure lust toward them, dealing d8+2 magic damage using your Proficiency and forcing the target to mark a Stress.

Make a Presence Roll against a target within Far Range. On a success they immediately move as close to melee range with you as possible. You can spend a Hope to make them Vulnerable.

After a sexual encounter or combat in which an enemy was defeated with a Lust ability, you may ask them one question that they will answer honestly. Then clear a Stress.

After ‘attacking’ a creature you may mark a stress. That creature must mark a stress if they move away from you or target anyone other than you. Additionally they have disadvantage on rolls targeting creatures other than you. This effect lasts until the end of the scene or a new target of Eyes on Me is selected.

Once per long rest, when you “console” an ally who failed an action roll, you can both clear 2 Stress.

As a free additional downtime action, one of your allies may ‘use’ you to clear a Hit Point and a stress. If you also spend an action to participate, you also clear a Hit Point and stress, and you both gain a Hope.

At the start of a scene you may spend a Hope to identify one of a creature’s kinks. For the duration of the scene you may use that kink as an experience with a value equal to your proficiency. The first time you invoke it is free.

Whenever you make a successful roll against an adversary, force them to mark a Stress in addition to any other effects.

Whenever you mark an armor slot you may ‘strip’ some of your armor. The attacker suffers one Stress.

Your attacks ignore Lust Resistance. Add half your Presence to your Evasion. When reduced to 0 HP as a death move, you may instead Offer Your Body. You and the adversary are both removed from combat. At the end of the scene, restore 3 HP and the adversary is incapacitated.

Mark an armor slot. Immediately pass the spotlight to an ally. They clear a Hit Point, remove a Stress, and any action they make for the turn is rolled with advantage.

While 4 or more of the domains cards in your loadout are from the Lust domain gain the following benefits:

+1 Bonus to Presence Once per rest you can mark 2 stress to cause an attack against you to fail before the roll occurs.

Once per rest, make a Spellcast Roll against an adversary. On a success, they become your ally until they take Major damage, at which point the effect ends. You can only have one dominated ally at a time.

When you choose this card gain one stress slot and one hit point slot. You may mark a stress to adjust your body and achieve an idealized form of your choosing. You may choose the height, weight, ancestry, and any other characteristics of the new form, though you will always be deeply and memorably alluring. While transformed you can increase an attribute of your choice by one and gain one trait of the chosen ancestry. If your ancestry doesn’t change, instead gain a stress box.

Once per rest, mark an armor slot to show off your body, inspiring your allies and dazzling your enemies. Make a Spellcast Roll against each adversary within close range, deal 3d10+5 damage a mark a stress box for each. Allies within close range clear a stress.

Once per rest when you incapacitate an adversary you can clear a hit point and a stress.

Make a Spellcast Roll(16). Once per rest on a success, all adversaries within Very Far range must make a Reaction Roll(18). Adversaries who fail take 3d10+8 lust damage and are temporarily Vulnerable. Adversaries who succeed take half damage. Clear a Stress for each adversary incapacitated this way.

Spend 3 Hope, then for the rest of a scene whenever an adversary lays eyes on you for the first time they must make a reaction roll (18). If they fail, they become vulnerable and mark one stress. if they succeed, they are vulnerable until they next take damage. All allies that can see you clear one stress.

When you choose this card, permanently select an ally. Once per rest, when that ally fails with fear, you immediately gain the spotlight.