Tsaheylu: You have formed a profound bond with your Sky Mount.

When connected to your living mount:

• you can communicate simple thoughts and emotions with it

• you gain Advantage on rolls to understand its reactions

• you may use its senses when making an appropriate action roll

Additionally, once per scene when you and your mount act in perfect coordination, you may:

Gain +1 to the action roll.

One Breath, One Motion: Your bond deepens.

While connected to your living mount, once per scene, when either you or your mount would be affected by an attack or environmental danger, you may mark 1 Stress to immediately move both of you a Very Close distance.

You can use this to:

• dodge

• dive

• pull away

• break a grapple

• avoid falling debris

• escape an explosion

The two of you react as one creature.

Sky-Bonded: Your connection has become extraordinary.

While connected to your living mount:

You cannot be surprised while airborne.

Additionally:

Once per session, you may temporarily perceive through your mount’s senses for the duration of a scene.

And finally:

When you succeed on a critical success while riding your bonded mount, both you and your mount gain

1 Hope

Combat Pilot: When operating an aircraft or mechanical Sky Mount, you gain +1 to action rolls made to maneuver, evade, or perform aerial stunts.

Additionally, once per scene:

Afterburner

You may mark 1 Stress to immediately move an additional Far range.

Dogfight: You’ve learned to turn the sky into a battlefield.

When you successfully evade an aerial attack, you may immediately reposition yourself anywhere within Very Far range.

If you then attack the adversary you evaded:

Gain +1 to the attack roll.

Ace of the Skies: Once per session, when operating an aircraft or mechanical Sky Mount, you can perform an impossible maneuver that would normally exceed the vehicle’s safe capabilities.

Describe what you attempt.

The GM determines an appropriate action roll.

On a success:

• you accomplish the maneuver

• you gain 1 Hope

• and your next successful attack gains +1 damage die

On a failure, the GM gets a fantastic opportunity to make the consequences dramatic.