Bloodshed Carnage: When a creature within Close range becomes Bloodied or is defeated, you gain 1 Ferocity

Maiming Blows: When you hit a Bloodied creature with a melee weapon attack, spend a Ferocity and choose one:

• Hamstring: The creature becomes Maimed until the end of its next action. (Maimed creatures can only move Very Close range).

• Savagery: Immediately make a free unarmed strike against that creature.

Crimson Violence: Your maximum Ferocity increases to 8. You know the following Maiming Blows:

• Cleaving Sweep: Deal half the original damage to another adversary in Melee range.

• Piercing Strike: Target marks an additional Hit Point. Minimum 1 always.

Feral Liberation: While Bloodraging, all conditions are temporary, and you may mark 1 Stress to remove a condition.

Bloodstorm: Your maximum Ferocity increases to 10. You gain +1 damage for each Ferocity in your pool. Bloodied adversaries have disadvantage on attacks against you.

Butcher's Wake: While Bloodraging, when a Bloodied creature is defeated within Close range, you may immediately:

• Move Close range

• Make a melee weapon attack against another creature you can reach.

Ancestral Pelts: Before a scene, you anoint your ritual pelt with ancestral blood, causing it to shift into the form of a spiritual Ancestral Pelt to wear. Only one pelt can be active at a time. You may change your pelt by spending a stress and 2 Ferocity.

• Wolf Pelt: When you make a melee attack within Close range of your allies you have advantage.

• Raven Pelt: When you or an ally within Close range rolls with Fear, that character also gains a Hope.

Ritual Exertion: Once per scene, you may mark a stress to spend any amount of Ferocity to gain that much Evasion.

Forest Pelts: You gain the following pelts:

• Bear Pelt: The first time each scene you would mark 2 or more HP from a target, reduce the number Hit Points marked by 1.

• Elk Pelt: You ignore difficult terrain. When you move at least Close range, spend a Hope to bring a target with you.

• Serpent Pelt: When you hit a creature with a melee weapon attack, you may impose disadvantage on its next roll.

Legendary Pelts: You gain the following pelts:

• Dire Boar Pelt: If you would be marked with a condition, gain +5 bonus damage on your next hit. You may spend a Ferocity to remove it.

• Dragon Pelt: While Bloodraging:

  - Gain resistance to magic damage and immunity to fire.

  - Bloodied enemies you damage spill their hoard, dropping 2 handfuls of gold.

• Phoenix Pelt: The first time an adversary moves within Very Close range of you, they mark a Stress as flames scour them. Once per long rest, if you would make a death move, you instead:

  - Clear 1 HP.

  - Gain immunity to all damage until the start of your next spotlight.