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- The Bold: The Bold fights to live up to their self-image and earn others’ trust and confidence. Play the Bold if you want to build your reputation and leadership skills.
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- The Guardian: The Guardian defends someone close to them, steadfast and watchful. Play the Guardian if you want to be the first to see danger coming, and the last line of defense.
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- The Hammer: The Hammer is strong, tough, and looking for a deserving face to punch. Play the Hammer if you want to grapple with what force can and can’t solve.
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- Plead
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- When you plead with an NPC who cares what you think for help, support, or action, roll with Harmony. On a 7-9, they need something more—evidence that this is the right course,
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- The greatest heroes of your age may have overwhelming confidence, but balance isn’t about pursuing greatness for the sake of greatness. You find a way to stand with your companions like no one else ever could. Tell the GM how you strike down an impossibly strong enemy or obstacle to protect your friends from harm as the best version of yourself
- You’ve sworn to protect the people you care about, but balance is about finding your own place in the world as well. You know what you’re capable of accomplishing, and you step up to show the world your unique strength. Tell the GM how you put your own life on the line to defeat a villain or danger that seems unstoppable.
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- You may never escape the legacy of your family, but balance allows you to learn from them without defining yourself in their image. You call upon a resource of your family to innovate a new solution to an intractable problem, never forgetting who you are in the face of incredible danger. Tell the GM how you knock down obstacles that seem impossible to overcome and save the day.
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Choose four drives at the start of play. When you fulfill a chosen drive, strike it out, and mark growth or clear a condition.
When your four chosen drives are all struck out, choose and mark four new drives. When all drives are struck out, change playbooks or accept a position of great responsibility and retire from a life of adventure.
- Choose four drives at the start of play. When you fulfill a chosen drive, strike it out, and mark growth or clear a condition.
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You have access to your family’s extensive stores of two of the following resources:
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- Obscure or Forbidden Knowledge
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- Spend resources during the session to establish a boon you had previously asked for or obtained, something that your lineage’s unique position and stores could provide: a vehicle, an invitation into a private event or powerful chamber, a chest of jade coins, etc.
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- When you pay obeisance and homage to a powerful member of your lineage, roll with your Tradition. On a hit, you earn some credit; hold 3-resources. On a 7-9, their resources don’t come without strings; you’ll need to promise to fulfill some other obligation of your lineage, or let them shift your balance right now. On a miss, they’re dissatisfied with your display; they’re cutting you off until you fulfill some task they set to you.
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- When you raid your lineage’s resources without their consent or knowledge, mark a condition and roll with your Progress. On a hit, hold 1-resource. On a 7-9, choose 1. On a 10+, choose 2.
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- You nabbed your goodies quietly and quickly; your lineage will be none the wiser.
- You steel yourself for what you’re doing; avoid marking a condition.
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- (Like the Guardian's "Ward" or the Icon's "Tradition")
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- Why do you feel the need to prove yourself so badly?
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- Who epitomizes the kind of big, bold figure you hope to be?
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- Whose approval do you think you will never attain?
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- What pushed you to assume responsibility for the people you care about?
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- Whom have you protected for so long...but maybe doesn’t need you anymore?
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- Who used to be in your circle of trust before they betrayed you?
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- What tattered garment or adornment reminds you of those you protect...or failed to protect?
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- What injustice has driven you to use your strength for good?
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- Who represents the kind of positive strength and force you want to embody?
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- Who tried their best to teach you restraint, calm, and thoughtfulness?
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- What fragile trinket or heirloom do you keep and protect?
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- What tragedy befell you at a young age?
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- Who helped you through your grief? What did they teach you?
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- What symbol, heirloom, or mark do you carry to remind you of what you lost?
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- Who is the current head of your lineage? How do you love and frustrate each other?
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- What close member of your lineage wants to revolutionize it?
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- What do you carry that reminds you of the place most associated with your lineage?
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- What part of your lineage’s identity is important and valuable to you as a person?
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- Best Friend: Your best friend is small, fuzzy, and dependable. Unlike all your other relationships, this one is simple and true. You can understand and communicate with your small companion and although they may give you a hard time now and again, they are always there when you need them most. Whenever your pal could help you push your luck, mark fatigue to roll with Creativity instead of Passion. If your pet ever gets hurt, mark a condition.
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- Here's the Plan: When you work out a plan with someone, roll with Creativity. On a 10+, hold 3. On a 7-9, hold 2. You can spend your hold 1-for-1 while the plan is being carried out to:
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- Not Done Yet!: Once per session, when you are taken out, shift your balance towards center to stay up for one more exchange of a conflict. After that exchange ends, you become helpless, unconscious, or otherwise incapable of continuing on, and are taken out as normal.
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- You Missed Something: When you evaluate a friendly NPC’s plan to get something done, roll with Focus. On a hit, the GM tells you how you can drastically improve the chances of success; get it done, and they’re sure to come through on top. On a 7-9, the problems inherent in the plan are fairly serious; the NPC will be resistant to making the changes necessary. On a miss, something about the plan throws you for a loop; the GM tells you what obvious danger the NPC is ignoring...or what they’re hiding about their intent.
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- Straight Shooter: When you tell an NPC the blunt, honest truth about what you really think of them and their plans, roll with Focus. On a hit, they’ll look upon your honesty favorably, and they’ll answer a non-compromising question honestly or grant you a simple favor. On a 7-9, they return the favor and give you an honest assessment of yourself; mark a condition. On a miss, you’re a bit too honest—they’re either furious or genuinely hurt.
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- Suspicious Mind:When you watch a person carefully to figure them out, roll with Focus. On a 7-9, hold 1. On a 10+, hold 2. Spend your hold, 1-for-1, to ask their player questions while you observe or interact with them; they must answer honestly.
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- Badge of Authority: You have some badge or symbol of authority from your background, something that makes you someone to be listened to, if not well-liked or entirely respected.
When you give an NPC an order based on that authority and their recognition of it, roll with Passion. On a hit, they do what you say. On a 7-9, they choose 1:
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- They do it, but in lackluster fashion
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- Catch a Liar: When you are suspicious of someone, write their name here:
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- You cannot write another until you have made them admit their guilt and misdeeds in front of an audience, or until you no longer seek to uncover their secrets.
When they admit their guilt and misdeeds in front of an audience, clear their name from this move.
When you no longer seek to uncover their secrets, you may mark a condition to clear their name from this move.
When you expose that person’s lies or wrong-doing, clear all your fatigue and up to two conditions. When you try to intimidate them into admitting their real crimes by using actual evidence, you can eliminate one additional option from the list on any hit before they choose. - -
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When you no longer seek to uncover their secrets, you may mark a condition to clear their name from this move.
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- Stand and Fight!: When you provoke an NPC opponent into attacking you, roll with Passion. On a hit, they’re coming at you specifically. On a 10+, you’re ready for them; clear a condition or clear 2-fatigue. On a miss, they take advantage of your provocation to strike a blow where you least expect it.
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- The Strength of Your Heart: When you use Block, enemies must mark 2-fatigue instead of 1 to overcome your defenses.
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- Whatever I Can: When you spend time talking to the locals about their problems, roll with Harmony. On a hit, you hear about the most significant and serious problem at hand; the GM will tell you who it affects and what is the cause. On a 10+, you can ask a follow up question about the problem or cause; you take +1 ongoing when you act on the answer. On a miss, you wind up creating a whole new problem with your questions and ideas.
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- Your Rules Stink: When you stand up to an adult by telling them their rules are stupid, roll with Passion. On a hit, they are surprised by your argument; they must shift their balance or offer you a way forward, past the rules. On a 10+, both. On a miss, your efforts to move them only reveal how strongly they believe in the system—mark a condition as their resistance leaves you reeling.
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- It Doesn't Belong To You: When you secretly pocket something owned by someone undeserving, roll with Harmony. On a hit, you swipe something from them (your choice) without them noticing you took it. On a 7-9, the thing you took isn’t exactly what you thought it was; the GM will tell you how. On a miss, you grab the goods, but they notice—and pursue—as soon as you exit the scene.
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- You Can't Knock Me Down!: When you are engaged in combat with superior opposition and openly refuse to back down or flee, roll with Harmony for the rest of the battle when you use the defend and respond approach; you cannot choose to Retreat for the rest of the fight.
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- Way of the Future: Take +1 Creativity (Max +3).
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- Black Koala-Sheep: When you behave in a way that shocks and unsettles people from one of your backgrounds, roll with Creativity to intimidate them orpush your luck.
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- Walk This Way: When you make over, disguise, and/or coach your friends to fit in with a specific crowd appropriate to one of your backgrounds, roll with Creativity. On a 10+, the performance is flawless; you gain access to wherever you wanted to fit in while attracting little suspicion. On a 7-9, you fool nearly everyone; there’s only a single gatekeeper who asks any questions or stands in your way. On a miss, the only way to get the access you desired is for one of your friends to take on a uncomfortable, dangerous, or attention-grabbing role.
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- Best Friend: Your best friend is small, fuzzy, and dependable. Unlike all your other relationships, this one is simple and true. You can understand and communicate with your small companion and although they may give you a hard time now and again, they are always there when you need them most. Whenever your pal could help you push your luck, mark fatigue to roll with Creativity instead of Passion. If your pet ever gets hurt, mark a condition.
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- Here's the Plan: When you work out a plan with someone, roll with Creativity. On a 10+, hold 3. On a 7-9, hold 2. You can spend your hold 1-for-1 while the plan is being carried out to:
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- Call out a warning or a command; reduce the fatigue they mark by 1
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- You Missed Something: When you evaluate a friendly NPC’s plan to get something done, roll with Focus. On a hit, the GM tells you how you can drastically improve the chances of success; get it done, and they’re sure to come through on top. On a 7-9, the problems inherent in the plan are fairly serious; the NPC will be resistant to making the changes necessary. On a miss, something about the plan throws you for a loop; the GM tells you what obvious danger the NPC is ignoring...or what they’re hiding about their intent.
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- Suspicious Mind:When you watch a person carefully to figure them out, roll with Focus. On a 7-9, hold 1. On a 10+, hold 2. Spend your hold, 1-for-1, to ask their player questions while you observe or interact with them; they must answer honestly.
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- Badge of Authority: You have some badge or symbol of authority from your background, something that makes you someone to be listened to, if not well-liked or entirely respected.
When you give an NPC an order based on that authority and their recognition of it, roll with Passion. On a hit, they do what you say. On a 7-9, they choose 1:
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- They do it, but in lackluster fashion
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- Catch a Liar: When you are suspicious of someone, write their name here:
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When they admit their guilt and misdeeds in front of an audience, clear their name from this move.
When you no longer seek to uncover their secrets, you may mark a condition to clear their name from this move.
When you expose that person’s lies or wrong-doing, clear all your fatigue and up to two conditions. When you try to intimidate them into admitting their real crimes by using actual evidence, you can eliminate one additional option from the list on any hit before they choose. - -
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When you no longer seek to uncover their secrets, you may mark a condition to clear their name from this move.
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- Furrowed Brow: Take +1 Focus (Max +3).
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The Hammer
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- Fueled by Anger: Mark Angry to use an additional basic or mastered technique when you advance and attack, even on a miss. While Angry is marked, take +1 ongoing to intimidate others.
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- Use Their Momentum: When you are engaged with a large or powerful foe, mark fatigue to advance and attack with Focus instead of Passion. If you do, you don’t have to mark fatigue to use Strike, and you may also choose to use Retaliate as if it were an advance and attack technique.
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(Flying bison, polar bear dog, eel-hound, catgator, elephant-mandrill, gemsbok-bull, shirshu, komodo-rhino, sabertooth moose-lion, flying boar, walrus-yak, flying fishopotamus) - - - - When you and your animal companion fight together, mark 1-fatigue to use an additional technique from your approach, even on a miss. When something hurts your animal companion, mark a condition. When you and your friends travel via your animal companion, everyone clears 1-fatigue. - -
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- The Strength of Your Heart: When you use Block, enemies must mark 2-fatigue instead of 1 to overcome your defenses.
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+ Choose 1 or more:
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+ Impatient
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Sensitive +
+ Sensitive +
+ Affable
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Enthusiastic +
+ Enthusiastic +
+ Talkative
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Impetuous +
+ Impetuous +
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+ Create Your Own:
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+ Demeanor
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+ Instructions
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+ Choose 1 or more:
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+ Playful
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Blunt +
+ Blunt +
+ Quiet
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Loud +
+ Loud +
+ Excessive
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Determined +
+ Determined +
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+ Create Your Own:
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+ Demeanor
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+ Instructions
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+ Choose 1 or more:
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+
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+ Lonely
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Compassionate +
+ Compassionate +
+ Joyful
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Grieving +
+ Grieving +
+ Earnest
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Resolute +
+ Resolute +
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+ Create Your Own:
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+
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+ Demeanor
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+ Instructions
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+ Choose 1 or more:
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+
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+ Perky
+
Intense
- Intense
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+ - Did you pursue a desire or goal of your own, outside of protecting others?
+ By-the-book
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Casual
- Casual
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+ - Did you make significant progress towards your goal against your adversary?
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+ Create Your Own:
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- Demeanor
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+ Instructions
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+ Choose 1 or more:
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+ Demeanor
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+ Demeanor
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+ Demeanor
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Growth Improvements
- All
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Once you have 3 Growth Experience you may choose one of these: (Check off any you've already taken)
- Unused
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+ Training
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+ Instructions
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+ Choose 1 of the following:
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+ Waterbending
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+ Firebending
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+ Earthbending
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+ Airbending
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+ Weapon Specialist
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+ Tech Specialist
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+ +
+ Fighting Style
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+ +
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- Take a new move from your playbook
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- Take a new move from your playbook
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- Take a new move from another playbook
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- Take a new move from another playbook
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- Raise a stat by +1 (max of +2 in any stat)
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- Shift your center by one step
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- Shift your center by one step
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- Unlock your Moment of Balance
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- Unlock your Moment of Balance
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+ Other Improvements
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+ Basic Moves Reference
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+ Plead
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+ When you plead with an NPC who cares what you think for help, support, or action, roll with Harmony. On a 7-9, they need something more—evidence that this is the right course,
+ guidance in making the right choices, or resources to aid them—before they act; the GM tells you what they need. On a 10+, they act now and do their best until the situation changes.
+
+
+ Push Your Luck
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+ When you push your luck in a risky situation, say what you want to do and roll with Passion. On a hit, you do it, but it costs you to scrape by; the GM tells you what it costs
+ you. On a 10+, your boldness pays off despite the cost; the GM tells you what other lucky opportunity falls in your lap.
+
+
+ Rely on Your Skills and Training
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+
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+
+
+ When you rely on your skills and training to overcome an obstacle, gain new insight, or perform a familiar custom, roll with Focus. On a hit, you do it. On a 7-9, you
+ do it imperfectly—the GM tells you how your approach might lead to unexpected consequences; accept those consequences or mark 1-fatigue.
+
+
+ Assess a Situation
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+
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+ When you assess a situation, roll with Creativity. On a 7-9, ask 1 question. On a 10+, ask 2 questions.
+
+ -
+
- • What here can I use to _______? +
- • Who or what is the biggest threat? +
- • What should I be on the lookout for? +
- • What’s my best way out/in/through? +
- • Who or what is in the greatest danger? +
+ Intimidate
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+
+
+ When you intimidate an NPC into backing off or giving in, roll with Passion. On a hit, they choose one. On a 10+, first, you pick one they cannot choose.
+
The NPC chooses from the following: +
+ The NPC chooses from the following: +
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+
- • They run to escape or get backup +
- • They back down but keep watch +
- • They give in with a few stipulations +
- • They attack you, but off-balance; the GM marks a condition on them +
+ Trick
+
+
+
+
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+ When you trick an NPC, roll with Creativity. On a hit, they fall for it and do what you want for the moment. On a 7-9, pick 1. On a 10+, pick 2.
+
+ -
+
- • They stumble; take +1 forward to acting against them +
- • They act foolishly; the GM tells you what additional opportunity they give you +
- • They overcommit; they are deceived for some time +
+ Comfort and Support
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+
+
+
+
+ When you comfort or support another person, roll with Harmony. On a hit, they must decide if they open up to you. If they don’t, mark a condition and take +1
+ forward against them; if they do, ask them any question. On a 10+, they can ask a question of you as well. Anyone who answers a question honestly may choose to clear a
+ condition or 2-fatigue.
+
+
+ Help
+
+
+
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+ When you take appropriate action to help a companion, mark 1-fatigue to give them a +1 to their roll (after the roll). You cannot help in a combat exchange in this way.
+
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+
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+ Balance Moves Reference
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+ Live up to Your Principles
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+ When you take action in accordance with the values of a principle, mark fatigue to roll with that principle instead of whatever stat you would normally roll.
+
+
+ Call Someone Out
+
+
+
+
+
+ When you openly call on someone to live up to their principle, shift your balance away from center, then name and roll with their principle. On a hit, they are called to act as you say; they must either
+ do it or mark a condition. On a 7-9, they challenge your view of the world in turn; mark a fatigue or they shift your balance as they choose. On a miss, they can demand you act in accordance with one
+ of your principles instead; mark a condition or act as they request.
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+
+ Deny a Call Out
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+ When you deny an NPC calling on you to live up to your principle, roll with that principle. On a hit, act as they say or mark 1-fatigue. On a 10+, their words hit hard; you must also shift your
+ balance towards the called-on principle. On a miss, you stand strong; clear a condition, clear 1-fatigue, or shift your balance, your choice.
+
+
+ Resist Shifting Your Balance
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+
+
+
+
+ When you resist an NPC shifting your balance, roll 2d6. On a hit, you maintain your current balance in spite of their words or deeds. On a 10+, choose two. On a 7-9, choose one.
+
+ -
+
- • Clear a condition or mark growth by immediately acting to prove them wrong.
- +
- • Shift your balance towards the opposite principle.
- +
- • Learn what their principle is (if they have one); if you already know, take +1 forward against them. +
+ Losing Your Balance
+
+
+
+
+ If your balance shifts past the end of the track, you lose your balance. You obsess over that principle to a degree that’s not healthy for you or anyone around you. Choose one of the following:
+
+ -
+
- • Give in or submit to your opposition +
- • Lose control of yourself in a destructive and harmful way/
- +
- • Take an extreme action in line with the principle, then flee +
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+ Combat Moves Reference
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+ Defend and Response Moves
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+ Retaliate
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+ Each time a foe inflicts fatigue, a condition, or shifts your balance in this exchange, inflict 1-fatigue on that foe.
+
+
+ Block
+
+
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+
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+ Choose one advance & attack technique. For the rest of this exchange, mark 1-fatigue to block an enemy within reach who uses that technique unless they mark an additional fatigue.
+
+
+ Retreat
+
+
+
+
+
+ Leave the fight to safety. Any foe engaged with you can mark 1-fatigue to block this technique.
+
+
+ Advance and Attack Moves
+
+
+
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+ Strike
+
+
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+
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+ Mark 1-fatigue to inflict a condition on a foe in reach.
+
+
+ Seize a Position
+
+
+
+
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+ Advance to a new location—engage new foes, avoid an obstacle or danger, or establish an advantageous position.
+
+
+ Smash
+
+
+
+
+
+ Destroy or destabilize something in the environment.
+
+
+ Evade and Observe Moves
+
+
+
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+ Test Balance
+
+
+
+
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+ Mark 1-fatigue to question a foe as you fight with them. Ask what their principle is; they must answer honestly. If you already know their principle, you may instead shift their balance.
+
+
+ Show Off
+
+
+
+
+
+ Mark 1-fatigue to impress or intimidate a foe. They must either allow you to shift their balance or they may only use a single technique in the next exchange.
+
+
+ Watch a Foe
+
+
+
+
+
+ Choose an engaged foe to carefully observe. In your next exchange with them, before anyone else makes any choices, they must announce what approach they choose and one technique of that approach they will use in that exchange.
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+
+ Fighting Techniques
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+ The Bold: Tag Team
+
+
+
+
+ Advance and Attack: (Add this choice to the list of options available when you Advance and Attack)
Work with a companion against the same foe; mark 1-fatigue to inflict 2-fatigue on a foe targeted in this exchange by a companion using Strike, even if their Strike is blocked or doesn’t land. +
+ Work with a companion against the same foe; mark 1-fatigue to inflict 2-fatigue on a foe targeted in this exchange by a companion using Strike, even if their Strike is blocked or doesn’t land. +
+ The Guardian: Divert
+
+
+
+
+ Defend and Respond: (Add this choice to the list of options available when you Defend and Respond)
Step into the way of blows intended for allies; when any ally within reach suffers a blow this exchange, you can suffer it for them. If you also Retaliate this exchange, deal an additional 1-fatigue each time. +
+ Step into the way of blows intended for allies; when any ally within reach suffers a blow this exchange, you can suffer it for them. If you also Retaliate this exchange, deal an additional 1-fatigue each time. +
+ THe Hammer: Overwhelm
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+
+
+
+ Advance and Attack: (Add this choice to the list of options available when you Advance and Attack)
Throw a punch with all your weight behind it; mark up to three fatigue or condition in any combination to force your opponent to mark the same number of conditions (but not fatigue). +
+ Throw a punch with all your weight behind it; mark up to three fatigue or condition in any combination to force your opponent to mark the same number of conditions (but not fatigue). +
+ The Icon: Wall of Perfection
+
+
+
+
+ Defend and Respond: (Add this choice to the list of options available when you Defend and Respond)
Create a perfect wall of defense around yourself and any allies directly next to you; mark 1-fatigue to block a single attack towards the wall or keep an enemy at bay who tries to penetrate the wall. +
+ Create a perfect wall of defense around yourself and any allies directly next to you; mark 1-fatigue to block a single attack towards the wall or keep an enemy at bay who tries to penetrate the wall. +
+ The Idealist: Disorient
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+
+
+
+ Advance and Attack: (Add this choice to the list of options available when you Advance and Attack)
Pummel them with blows; mark fatigue to shift their balance. +
+ Pummel them with blows; mark fatigue to shift their balance. +
+ The Successor: Break
+
+
+
+
+ Evade and Observe: (Add this choice to the list of options available when you Evade and Observe)
Target a foe’s vulnerable equipment; mark fatigue to render it useless or broken. +
+ Target a foe’s vulnerable equipment; mark fatigue to render it useless or broken. +
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+ Shift your balance towards one of your principles whenever a move says to do so. If you cannot shift your balance because you are at the end of your balance track, trigger the Losing your Balance move
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