Commit 559fbb4da7710a67aeb40c801ef26da31b0ae1e4 - chalcedony-playbooks

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artificer.tex less more

127	127
128	128	\begin{basicmove}{Jury-Rig (INT)}
129	129	When you quickly fix, repurpose, or fabricate a device on the spot,
130		describe what you're doing with it and roll +INT. ~~On a 10+~~, it'll
	130	describe what you're doing with it and roll +INT. \onSuccess, it'll
131	131	hold together just as long as you need it to. On a 7-9, choose one:
132	132	\begin{itemize}
133	133	\item It'll work, but not for long. You'll need to hurry to take

160	160
161	161	\begin{multicols}{2}
162	162
163		Your Load is 9+STR. You start with Dungeon Rations (5 uses, 1
164		weight), your Gadgets (1 weight each), a toolkit (1 weight), and 7
165		Coin. Choose two:
166		\begin{quote}
167		\choice Mechanical Suit (2 armor, clumsy, 3 weight) \\
168		\choice Protective Clothing (1 armor, 1 weight) \\
169		\choice Adventuring Gear (5 uses, 1 weight) \\
170		\choice Bag of Books (5 uses, 2 weight) \\
171		\choice Bandages (3 uses, 0 weight)
172		\end{quote}
	163	Your Load is 9+STR. You start with Dungeon Rations (\uses{5},
	164	\weight{1}), your Gadgets (\weight{1} each), a toolkit (\weight{1}), and
	165	7 Coin. Choose two:
	166	\begin{choices}
	167	\item Mechanical Suit (2 armor, clumsy, 3 weight)
	168	\item Protective Clothing (1 armor, 1 weight)
	169	\item Adventuring Gear (5 uses, 1 weight)
	170	\item Bag of Books (5 uses, 2 weight)
	171	\item Bandages (3 uses, 0 weight)
	172	\end{choices}
173	173
174	174	\columnbreak
175	175

285	285
286	286	\begin{amove}{I'll Make My Own Friends}
287	287	When you spend some downtime assembling a robotic hireling, roll
288		+INT. \~~textbf{On a 10+}~~, it has +3 Loyalty and 5 points worth of
	288	+INT. \onSuccess, it has +3 Loyalty and 5 points worth of
289	289	skills, divided as you see fit. \textbf{On a 7-9}, it has +2
290	290	Loyalty and 3 points worth of skills, divided as you see fit.
291	291	\textbf{On a miss}, it has +1 Loyalty and 1 point in a skill of the

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25	25	{\end{quote}
26	26	}
27	27
	28	\newenvironment{aspell}[2]
	29	{\Checkbox{6pt}\ {\headingfont\ \spell{#1}}\hfill\textit{#2}\phantom{asdf}\begin{quote}
	30	}
	31	{\end{quote}
	32	}
	33
28	34	\newenvironment{basicmove}[1]
29	35	{\begin{quote}{\headingfont #1}\begin{quote}
30	36	}
31	37	{\end{quote}\end{quote}
32	38	}
33	39
34		\newenvironment{choices}[1]
35		{#1
36
37		\begin{quote}
38		}
39		{\end{quote}
40		}
	40	\makeatletter
	41
	42	\newcommand{\choicelabel}[1]{
	43	{\hss\llap{\Checkbox{6pt}}}
	44	}
	45	\newcommand{\choicelabeldef}{
	46	\@gobble{choicelabeldef}
	47	}
	48
	49	\newenvironment{choices}
	50	{
	51	\itemize
	52	\let\makelabel\choicelabel
	53	\let\@itemlabel\choicelabeldef
	54	}
	55	{\enditemize
	56	}
	57	\makeatother
41	58
42	59	\newcommand{\choice}{\Checkbox{6pt} }
43	60

165	182	\newcommand{\uses}[1]{\ntag{#1}{uses}}
166	183	\newcommand{\ammo}[1]{\ntag{#1}{ammo}}
167	184
	185	\newcommand{\hexes}[1]{\textit{#1 hexes}}
	186	\newcommand{\forward}[1]{#1 forward}
	187	\newcommand{\yourLoad}[1]{Your Load is \textbf{#1+STR}}
	188
168	189	\newcommand{\onSuccess}{\textbf{On a 10+}}
169	190	\newcommand{\onPlainSuccess}{\textbf{On a 10--11}}
170	191	\newcommand{\onMassiveSuccess}{\textbf{On a 12+}}

178	199	level from 6--10}, choose from these moves or the level 2--5
179	200	moves.}
180	201
181		\newcommand{\blank}{\underline{\phantom{born on a mountain}}}⏎
	202	\newcommand{\blank}{\underline{\phantom{born on a mountain}}}

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30	30
31	31	\charbanner
32	32
33		\begin{m~~ulticols}{2~~}
	33	\begin{minipage}[t]{3.2in}
34	34	\leftbanner{Folk}
35	35
36	36

49	49	questions instead of one.
50	50	\end{amove}
51	51
52		\
53
54	52	\leftbanner{Alignment}
55	53
56		\choice \textbf{Good}
57		\begin{quote}
58		Perform your art to aid someone else.
59		\end{quote}
60
61		\choice \textbf{Neutral}
62		\begin{quote}
63		Avoid a conflict or defuse a tense situation.
64		\end{quote}
65
66		\choice \textbf{Chaotic}
67		\begin{quote}
	54	\begin{amove}{Good}
	55	Perform your art to aid someone else.
	56	\end{amove}
	57
	58	\begin{amove}{Neutral}
	59	Avoid a conflict or defuse a tense situation.
	60	\end{amove}
	61
	62	\begin{amove}{Chaotic}
68	63	Spur others to significant and unplanned decisive action.
69		\end{quote}
70
71
72		\
	64	\end{amove}
73	65
74	66	\leftbanner{Bonds}
75
76
77
78		\vfill\null
79		\columnbreak
80
	67	\vfill\null
	68
	69	\end{minipage}
	70	\begin{minipage}[t]{4.6in}
81	71
82	72	\rightbanner{Starting Moves}
83	73

98	88	attention or your magic reverberates to other targets affecting them
99	89	as well, GM’s choice.
100	90	\end{basicmove}
	91	\
101	92
102	93	\begin{basicmove}{Bardic Lore}
103	94	Choose an area of expertise:
104	95
105		\begin{quote}
106		\choice Spells and Magicks \\
107		\choice The Dead and Undead \\
108		\choice Grand Histories of the Known World \\
109		\choice A Bestiary of Creatures Unusual \\
110		\choice The Planar Spheres \\
111		\choice Legends of Heroes Past \\
112		\choice Gods and Their Servants
113		\~~end{quote~~}
	96	\begin{choices}
	97	\item Spells and Magicks
	98	\item The Dead and Undead
	99	\item Grand Histories of the Known World
	100	\item A Bestiary of Creatures Unusual
	101	\item The Planar Spheres
	102	\item Legends of Heroes Past
	103	\item Gods and Their Servants
	104	\end{choices}
114	105
115	106	When you \condition{first encounter an important creature, location,
116	107	or item (your call) covered by your bardic lore} you can ask the

118	109	may then ask you what tale, song, or legend you heard that
119	110	information in.
120	111	\end{basicmove}
	112	\
121	113
122	114	\begin{basicmove}{Charming and Open}
123	115	When you \condition{speak frankly with someone}, you can ask their

128	120	\begin{itemize}
129	121	\item Whom do you serve?
130	122	\item What do you wish I would do?
131		\item How can I get you to \~~hrulefill~~?
	123	\item How can I get you to \blank?
132	124	\item What are you really feeling right now?
133	125	\item What do you most desire?
134	126	\end{itemize}
135	127
136	128	\end{basicmove}
	129	\
137	130
138	131	\begin{basicmove}{A Port in the Storm}
139	132	When you \condition{arrive at a civilized settlement spoken of in

141	134	place. They’ll tell you how it’s changed since the Shattering.
142	135	\end{basicmove}
143	136
144		\vfill\null
145		\end{multicols}
	137
	138	\vfill\null
	139	\end{minipage}
146	140
147	141	\charlower
148	142	\clearpage

152	146	\begin{multicols}{2}
153	147
154	148	\begin{quote}
155		~~Your load is 9+STR~~. You have dungeon rations (\ntag{5}{uses},
	149	\yourLoad{9}. You have dungeon rations (\ntag{5}{uses},
156	150	\ntag{1}{weight}). Choose one instrument, all are \ntag{0}{weight}
157	151	for you:
158	152
159		\choice Your father’s mandolin, repaired
160
161		\choice A fine lute, a gift from a noble
162
163		\choice The pipes with which you courted your first love
164
165		\choice A stolen horn
166
167		\choice A fiddle, never before played
168
169		\~~choice A songbook in a forgotten tongue~~
	153	\begin{choices}
	154	\item Your father’s mandolin, repaired
	155	\item A fine lute, a gift from a noble
	156	\item The pipes with which you courted your first love
	157	\item A stolen horn
	158	\item A fiddle, never before played
	159	\item A songbook in a forgotten tongue
	160	\end{choices}
170	161
171	162	\end{quote}
	163	\vfill\null
172	164
173	165	\
174	166

176	168	\begin{quote}
177	169	Choose your clothing:
178	170
179		\choice Leather armor (\ntag{1}{armor}, \ntag{1}{weight})
180
181		\~~choice Ostentatious clothes (\ntag{0}{weight})~~
	171	\begin{choices}
	172	\item Leather armor (\armor{1}, \weight{1})
	173	\item Ostentatious clothes (\weight{0})
	174	\end{choices}
182	175
183	176	Choose your armament:
184	177
185		\choice Dueling rapier (\itag{close}, \itag{precise}, \ntag{2}{weight})
186
187		\choice Worn bow (\itag{near}, \ntag{2}{weight}), bundle of arrows (\ntag{3}{ammo},
188		\itag{1 weight}), and short sword (\itag{close}, \ntag{1}{weight})
	178	\begin{choices}
	179	\item Dueling rapier (\itag{close}, \itag{precise}, \ntag{2}{weight})
	180	\item Worn bow (\itag{near}, \ntag{2}{weight}), bundle of arrows
	181	(\ntag{3}{ammo}, \itag{1 weight}), and short sword (\itag{close},
	182	\ntag{1}{weight})
	183	\end{choices}
189	184
190	185	Choose one:
191	186
192		\choice Adventuring gear (\ntag{1}{weight})
193
194		\choice Bandages (\ntag{0}{weight})
195
196		\choice Halfling pipeleaf (\ntag{0}{weight})
197
198		\choice 3 coins
199
	187	\begin{choices}
	188	\item Adventuring gear (\ntag{1}{weight})
	189	\item Bandages (\ntag{0}{weight})
	190	\item Halfling pipeleaf (\ntag{0}{weight})
	191	\item 3 coins
	192	\end{choices}
200	193
201	194	\end{quote}
202	195

248	241
249	242
250	243	\begin{amove}{Duelist’s Parry}
251		When you \move{Hack and Slash}, you take ~~+1 armor~~ forward.
	244	When you \move{Hack and Slash}, you take \armor{+1} forward.
252	245	\end{amove}
253	246
254	247	\begin{amove}{Bamboozle}

326	319	\begin{amove}{Duelist’s Block}
327	320	\textbf{Replaces}: \move{Duelist’s Parry}
328	321
329		When you \move{Hack and Slash}, you take ~~+2 armor~~ forward.
	322	When you \move{Hack and Slash}, you take \armor{+2} forward.
330	323	\end{amove}
331	324
332	325

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83	83	\rightbanner{Starting Moves}
84	84
85	85	\begin{basicmove}{Deity}
86		You serve and worship some deity or power which grants you spells. Give your god a name (maybe Helferth, Sucellus, Zorica or Krugon the Bleak) and choose your deity’s domain:
87
88		\begin{quote}\begin{multicols}{2}
89		\choice Healing and Restoration
90
91		\choice Bloody Conquest
92
93		\choice Civilization
94		\columnbreak
95
96		\choice Knowledge and Secrets
97
98		\choice The Downtrodden
99
100		\choice What Lies Beneath
101		\end{multicols}\end{quote}
102
103		\begin{choices}{Choose one precept of your religion:}
104		\choice Your religion preaches the sanctity of suffering, add Petition: Suffering
105
106		\choice Your religion is cultish and insular, add Petition: Gaining Secrets
107
108		\choice Your religion has important sacrificial rites, add Petition: Offering
109
110		\choice Your religion believes in trial by combat, add Petition: Personal Victory
	86	You serve and worship some deity or power which grants you
	87	spells. Give your god a name (maybe Helferth, Sucellus, Zorica or
	88	Krugon the Bleak) and choose your deity’s domain:
	89
	90	% this is one of the grosser ones: it'd be nice to have a generic way
	91	% of solving this
	92	\begin{multicols}{2}
	93	\begin{choices}
	94	\item Healing and Restoration
	95	\item Bloody Conquest
	96	\item Civilization
	97	\end{choices}
	98	\columnbreak
	99	\begin{choices}
	100	\item Knowledge and Secrets
	101	\item The Downtrodden
	102	\item What Lies Beneath
	103	\end{choices}
	104	\end{multicols}
	105
	106	Choose one precept of your religion:
	107	\begin{choices}
	108	\item Your religion preaches the sanctity of suffering, add Petition:
	109	Suffering
	110	\item Your religion is cultish and insular, add Petition: Gaining
	111	Secrets
	112	\item Your religion has important sacrificial rites, add Petition:
	113	Offering
	114	\item Your religion believes in trial by combat, add Petition:
	115	Personal Victory
111	116	\end{choices}
112	117	\end{basicmove}
113	118

178	183	(\ntag{0}{weight}). Choose your defenses:
179	184
180	185	\begin{quote}
181		\Checkbox{6pt} Chainmail (\~~ntag{1}{armor~~}, \ntag{1}{weight})
	186	\Checkbox{6pt} Chainmail (\armor{1}, \ntag{1}{weight})
182	187
183	188	\Checkbox{6pt} Shield (\ntag{+1}{armor}, \ntag{2}{weight})
184	189	\end{quote}

211	216	\widebanner{Advanced Moves}
212	217
213	218	\begin{multicols}{2}
214		When you \textbf{gain a level from 2--5}, choose from these moves.
	219	\firstAdvances
215	220
216	221	\begin{amove}{Chosen One}
217	222	Choose one spell. You are granted that spell as if it was one level

247	252	\end{amove}
248	253
249	254	\begin{amove}{Penitent}
250		When you take \condition{damage and embrace the pain}, you may take
251		+1d4 damage (ignoring armor). If you do, take +1 forward to cast a
252		~~spell.~~
	255	When you \condition{take damage and embrace the pain}, you may take
	256	\damage{+1d4} (ignoring armor). If you do, take \forward{+1} to cast
	257	a spell.
253	258	\end{amove}
254	259
255	260	\begin{amove}{Empower}

270	275	\end{amove}
271	276
272	277	\begin{amove}{Divine Protection}
273		When you \condition{wear no armor or shield} you get ~~2 armor~~.
	278	When you \condition{wear no armor or shield} you get \armor{2}.
274	279	\end{amove}
275	280
276	281	\begin{amove}{Devoted Healer}

282	287	\vfill\null
283	288	\columnbreak
284	289
285		When you \textbf{gain a level from 6--10}, choose from these moves or
286		the level 2--5 moves.
	290	\secondAdvances
287	291
288	292	\begin{amove}{Anointed}
289	293	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Chosen One}

339	343	\begin{amove}{Divine Armor}
340	344	\textbf{Replaces}: \move{Divine Protection}
341	345
342		When you \condition{wear no armor or shield} you get ~~3 armor~~.
	346	When you \condition{wear no armor or shield} you get \armor{3}.
343	347	\end{amove}
344	348
345	349	\begin{amove}{Greater Empower}

378	382	allotment of spells.
379	383	\end{quote}
380	384
381		\begin{a~~move}{Light~~}
	385	\begin{aspell}{Light}{}
382	386	An item you touch glows with divine light, about as bright as a
383	387	torch. It gives off no heat or sound and requires no fuel but is
384	388	otherwise like a mundane torch. You have complete control of the
385	389	color of the flame. The spell lasts as long as it is in your
386	390	presence.
387		\end{a~~move~~}
	391	\end{aspell}
388	392
389	393	\vfill\null
390	394	\columnbreak
391	395
392		\begin{a~~move}{Sanctify~~}
	396	\begin{aspell}{Sanctify}{}
393	397	Food or water you hold in your hands while you cast this spell is
394	398	consecrated by your deity. In addition to now being holy or
395	399	unholy, the affected substance is purified of any mundane
396	400	spoilage.
397		\end{amove}
398
399		\~~begin{amove}{Guidance~~}
	401	\end{aspell}
	402
	403	\begin{aspell}{Guidance}{}
400	404	The symbol of your deity appears before you and gestures towards
401	405	the direction or course of action your deity would have you take
402	406	then disappears. The message is through gesture only; your
403	407	communication through this spell is severely limited.
404		\end{a~~move~~}
	408	\end{aspell}
405	409	\vfill\null
406	410	\end{multicols}
407	411
408	412	\widebanner{First Level Spells}
409	413
410	414	\begin{multicols}{2}
411		\begin{a~~move}{Bless~~}
	415	\begin{aspell}{Bless}{Ongoing}
412	416	Your deity smiles upon a combatant of your choice. They take +1
413	417	ongoing so long as battle continues and they stand and
414	418	fight. While this spell is ongoing you take -1 to cast a spell.
415		\end{amove}
416
417		\~~begin{amove}{Cure Light Wounds~~}
	419	\end{aspell}
	420
	421	\begin{aspell}{Cure Light Wounds}{}
418	422	At your touch wounds scab and bones cease to ache. Heal an ally
419	423	you touch of 1d8 damage.
420		\end{amove}
421
422		\~~begin{amove}{Detect Alignment~~}
	424	\end{aspell}
	425
	426	\begin{aspell}{Detect Alignment}{}
423	427	When you cast this spell choose an alignment: Good, Evil, Lawful,
424	428	or Chaotic. One of your senses is briefly able to detect that
425	429	alignment. The GM will tell you what here is of that alignment.
426		\end{amove}
427
428		\~~begin{amove}{Cause Fear~~}
	430	\end{aspell}
	431
	432	\begin{aspell}{Cause Fear}{Ongoing}
429	433	Choose a target you can see and a nearby object. The target is
430	434	afraid of the object so long as you maintain the spell. Their
431	435	reaction is up to them: flee, panic, beg, fight. While this spell
432	436	is ongoing you take -1 to cast a spell. You cannot target entities
433	437	with less than animal intelligence (magical constructs, undead,
434	438	automatons, and the like).
435		\end{a~~move~~}
	439	\end{aspell}
436	440	\vfill\null
437	441	\columnbreak
438		\begin{a~~move}{Magic Weapon~~}
	442	\begin{aspell}{Magic Weapon}{Ongoing}
439	443	The weapon you hold while casting does +1d4 damage until you
440	444	dismiss this spell. While this spell is ongoing you take -1 to
441	445	cast a spell.
442		\end{amove}
443
444		\~~begin{amove}{Sanctuary~~}
	446	\end{aspell}
	447
	448	\begin{aspell}{Sanctuary}{}
445	449	As you cast this spell, you walk the perimeter of an area,
446	450	consecrating it to your deity. As long as you stay within that
447	451	area you are alerted whenever someone acts with malice within the
448	452	sanctuary (including entering with harmful intent). Anyone who
449	453	receives healing within a sanctuary heals +1d4 HP.
450		\end{amove}
451
452		\~~begin{amove}{Speak With Dead~~}
	454	\end{aspell}
	455
	456	\begin{aspell}{Speak With Dead}{}
453	457	A corpse converses with you briefly. It will answer any three
454	458	questions you pose to it to the best of the knowledge it had in
455	459	life and the knowledge it gained in death.
456		\end{a~~move~~}
	460	\end{aspell}
457	461	\vfill\null
458	462	\end{multicols}
459	463	\widebanner{Third Level Spells}
460	464	\begin{multicols}{2}
461		\begin{a~~move}{Animate Dead~~}
	465	\begin{aspell}{Animate Dead}{Ongoing}
462	466	You invoke a hungry spirit to possess a recently-dead body and
463	467	serve you. This creates a zombie that follows your orders to the
464	468	best of its limited abilities. Treat the zombie as a character,

475	479	The zombie lasts until it is destroyed by taking damage in excess
476	480	of its HP, or until you end the spell. While this spell is ongoing
477	481	you take -1 to cast a spell.
478		\end{amove}
479
480		\~~begin{amove}{Cure Moderate Wounds~~}
	482	\end{aspell}
	483
	484	\begin{aspell}{Cure Moderate Wounds}{}
481	485	You staunch bleeding and set bones through magic. Heal an ally you
482	486	touch of 2d8 damage.
483		\end{amove}
484
485		\~~begin{amove}{Darkness~~}
	487	\end{aspell}
	488
	489	\begin{aspell}{Darkness}{Ongoing}
486	490	Choose an area you can see: it’s filled with supernatural darkness
487	491	and shadow. While this spell is ongoing you take -1 to cast a
488	492	spell.
489		\end{a~~move~~}
	493	\end{aspell}
490	494	\vfill\null
491	495	\columnbreak
492	496
493		\begin{a~~move}{Resurrection~~}
	497	\begin{aspell}{Resurrection}{}
494	498	Tell the GM you would like to resurrect a corpse whose soul has
495	499	not yet fully departed this world. Resurrection is always
496	500	possible, but the GM will give you one or more (possibly all) of

505	509	the corpse now, with the understanding that the conditions must be
506	510	met before it’s permanent, or require you to meet the conditions
507	511	before the corpse is resurrected.
508		\end{amove}
509
510		\~~begin{amove}{Hold Person~~}
	512	\end{aspell}
	513
	514	\begin{aspell}{Hold Person}{}
511	515	Choose a person you can see. Until you cast a spell or leave their
512	516	presence they cannot act except to speak. This effect ends
513	517	immediately if the target takes damage from any source.
514		\end{a~~move~~}
	518	\end{aspell}
515	519	\vfill\null
516	520	\end{multicols}
517	521	\clearpage
518	522
519	523	\widebanner{Fifth Level Spells}
520	524	\begin{multicols}{2}
521		\begin{a~~move}{Revelation~~}
	525	\begin{aspell}{Revelation}{}
522	526	Your deity answers your prayers with a moment of perfect
523	527	understanding. The GM will shed light on the current situation. When
524	528	acting on the information, you take +1 forward.
525		\end{amove}
526
527		\~~begin{amove}{Cure Critical Wounds~~}
	529	\end{aspell}
	530
	531	\begin{aspell}{Cure Critical Wounds}{}
528	532	Heal an ally you touch of 3d8 damage.
529		\end{amove}
530
531		\~~begin{amove}{Divination~~}
	533	\end{aspell}
	534
	535	\begin{aspell}{Divination}{}
532	536	Name a person, place, or thing you want to learn about. Your deity
533	537	grants you visions of the target, as clear as if you were there.
534		\end{amove}
535
536		\~~begin{amove}{Contagion~~}
	538	\end{aspell}
	539
	540	\begin{aspell}{Contagion}{Ongoing}
537	541	Choose a creature you can see. Until you end this spell, the target
538	542	suffers from a disease of your choice. While this spell is ongoing
539	543	you take -1 to cast a spell.
540		\end{a~~move~~}
	544	\end{aspell}
541	545	\vfill\null
542	546	\columnbreak
543	547
544		\begin{a~~move}{Words of the Unspeaking~~}
	548	\begin{aspell}{Words of the Unspeaking}{}
545	549	With a touch you speak to the spirits within things. The non-living
546	550	object you touch answers three questions you pose, as best it can.
547		\end{amove}
548
549		\~~begin{amove}{True Seeing~~}
	551	\end{aspell}
	552
	553	\begin{aspell}{True Seeing}{Ongoing}
550	554	Your vision is opened to the true nature of everything you lay your
551	555	eyes on. You pierce illusions and see things that have been
552	556	hidden. The GM will describe the area before you ignoring any
553	557	illusions and falsehoods, magical or otherwise. While this spell is
554	558	ongoing you take -1 to cast a spell.
555		\end{amove}
556
557		\~~begin{amove}{Trap Sou~~l}
	559	\end{aspell}
	560
	561	\begin{aspell}{Trap Soul}{}
558	562	You trap the soul of a dying creature within a gem. The trapped
559	563	creature is aware of its imprisonment but can still be manipulated
560	564	through spells, parley, and other effects. All moves against the
561	565	trapped creature are at +1. You can free the soul at any time but it
562	566	can never be recaptured once freed.
563		\end{a~~move~~}
	567	\end{aspell}
564	568
565	569	\vfill\null
566	570	\end{multicols}

568	572	\widebanner{Seventh Level Spells}
569	573
570	574	\begin{multicols}{2}
571		\begin{a~~move}{Word of Recall~~}
	575	\begin{aspell}{Word of Recall}{}
572	576	Choose a word. The first time after casting this spell that you
573	577	speak the chosen word, you and any allies touching you when you cast
574	578	the spell are immediately returned to the exact spot where you cast
575	579	the spell. You can only maintain a single location; casting Word of
576	580	Recall again before speaking the word replaces the earlier spell.
577		\end{amove}
578
579		\~~begin{amove}{Hea~~l}
	581	\end{aspell}
	582
	583	\begin{aspell}{Heal}{}
580	584	Touch an ally and you may heal their damage a number of points up to
581	585	your maximum HP.
582		\end{amove}
583
584		\~~begin{amove}{Harm~~}
	586	\end{aspell}
	587
	588	\begin{aspell}{Harm}{}
585	589	Touch an enemy and strike them with divine wrath—deal 2d8 damage to
586	590	them and 1d6 damage to yourself. This damage ignores armor.
587		\end{a~~move~~}
	591	\end{aspell}
588	592	\vfill\null
589	593	\columnbreak
590	594
591		\begin{a~~move}{Sever~~}
	595	\begin{aspell}{Sever}{Ongoing}
592	596	Choose an appendage on the target such as an arm, tentacle, or
593	597	wing. The appendage is magically severed from their body, causing no
594	598	damage but considerable pain. Missing an appendage may, for example,
595	599	keep a winged creature from flying, or a bull from goring you on its
596	600	horns. While this spell is ongoing you take -1 to cast a spell.
597		\end{amove}
598
599		\~~begin{amove}{Mark of Death~~}
	601	\end{aspell}
	602
	603	\begin{aspell}{Mark of Death}{}
600	604	Choose a creature whose true name you know. This spell creates
601	605	permanent runes on a target surface that will kill that creature,
602	606	should they read them.
603		\end{amove}
604
605		\~~begin{amove}{Control Weather~~}
	607	\end{aspell}
	608
	609	\begin{aspell}{Control Weather}{}
606	610	Pray for rain—or sun, wind, or snow. Within a day or so, your god will answer.
607	611	The weather will change according to your will and last a handful of days
608		\end{a~~move~~}
	612	\end{aspell}
609	613	\vfill\null
610	614	\end{multicols}
611	615
612	616	\widebanner{Ninth Level Spells}
613	617
614	618	\begin{multicols}{2}
615		\begin{a~~move}{Storm of Vengeance~~}
	619	\begin{aspell}{Storm of Vengeance}{}
616	620	Your deity brings the unnatural weather of your choice to pass. Rain
617	621	of blood or acid, clouds of souls, wind that can carry away
618	622	buildings, or any other weather you can imagine: ask and it shall
619	623	come.
620		\end{amove}
621
622		\~~begin{amove}{Repair~~}
	624	\end{aspell}
	625
	626	\begin{aspell}{Repair}{}
623	627	Choose one event in the target’s past. All effects of that event,
624	628	including damage, poison, disease, and magical effects, are ended
625	629	and repaired. HP and diseases are healed, poisons are neutralized,
626	630	magical effects are ended.
627		\end{amove}
628
629		\~~begin{amove}{Divine Presence~~}
	631	\end{aspell}
	632
	633	\begin{aspell}{Divine Presence}{Ongoing}
630	634	Every creature must ask your leave to enter your presence, and you
631	635	must give permission aloud for them to enter. Any creature without
632	636	your leave takes an extra 1d10 damage whenever they take damage in
633	637	your presence. While this spell is ongoing you take -1 to cast a
634	638	spell.
635		\end{a~~move~~}
	639	\end{aspell}
636	640
637	641	\vfill\null
638	642	\columnbreak
639	643
640		\begin{a~~move}{Consume Unlife~~}
	644	\begin{aspell}{Consume Unlife}{}
641	645	The mindless undead creature you touch is destroyed and you steal
642	646	its death energy to heal yourself or the next ally you touch. The
643	647	amount of damage healed is equal to the HP that the creature had
644	648	remaining before you destroyed it.
645		\end{amove}
646
647		\~~begin{amove}{Plague~~}
	649	\end{aspell}
	650
	651	\begin{aspell}{Plague}{Ongoing}
648	652	Name a city, town, encampment, or other place where people live. As
649	653	long as this spell is active that place is beset by a plague
650	654	appropriate to your deity’s domains (locusts, death of the first
651	655	born, etc.) While this spell is ongoing you take -1 to cast a spell.
652		\end{a~~move~~}
	656	\end{aspell}
653	657	\vfill\null
654	658	\end{multicols}
655	659

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8	8	\newcommand{\BaseLoad}{15}
9	9	\newcommand{\Damage}{4}
10	10
	11	\newcommand{\Names}{
	12	\hangindent=0.2in Names: Gladius, Usopp, Doctor, Gepetto, Collodi,
	13	Archie, Ramos, Rinnosuke, Raine, Iris, Peacock, Lilith, Seiga,
	14	Sonnia, Ophelia, Professor, Agatha }
	15
	16	\newcommand{\Look}{
	17	Unkempt Hair, Close-cropped Hair, or Bald
	18
	19	Cape, Glasses, Magnificent Beard, or Turban
	20
	21	Regal Robes, Traveler's Tunic, or Fresh Change of Clothes
	22
	23	Lean Body, Pudgy Body, or Withered Body
	24	}
11	25
12	26	\begin{document}
13	27	\openup -0.2em
14	28
15	29	\charbanner
16	30
17		\begin{m~~ulticols}{2~~}
	31	\begin{minipage}[t]{3.2in}
18	32	\leftbanner{Predilection}
19	33
20	34	\Checkbox{6pt} \textbf{Living}\ \ \textit{Lore stat: +WIS}
21	35	\begin{quote}
22	36	Your curios are living creatures, capable of thinking and acting on
23	37	their own---birds, bugs, dinosaurs, plants. When you use
24		\~~textbf~~{Keeper of Curios}, the curio you pull out can function
	38	\move{Keeper of Curios}, the curio you pull out can function
25	39	remotely, although it has a mind of its own and might not
26	40	listen. You can command it to act on its own by Defying Danger with
27	41	+WIS.

66	80
67	81	\leftbanner{Bonds}
68	82
69		\begin{quote}
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93		\~~columnbreak~~
	85	\end{minipage}
	86	\begin{minipage}[t]{4.6in}
94	87
95	88
96	89	\rightbanner{Starting Moves}
97	90
98	91	\begin{basicmove}{Keeper of Curios}
99	92	You keep a collection of strange and rare curiosities, which follow
100		some sort of theme--- masks, small dinosaurs, mechanical replicas of
101		insects. Your collection is 5-weight, and contains a variety of
	93	some sort of theme---masks, small dinosaurs, mechanical replicas of
	94	insects. Your collection is \weight{5}, and contains a variety of
102	95	useful things collected throughout your travels.
103	96
104		\textbf{Record your collection's Theme}:
	97	\textbf{Record your collection's Theme}: \blank
105	98
106	99	\textbf{Choose one or two to describe your collection's Look:}
107	100
108		• Amazing, Bizarre, Complex, Historic, Impractical, Mysterious, Simple,
109		Surreal, Whimsical
110
111		When you \textbf{take a few moments to dig through your collection
	101	\begin{quote}
	102	\textit{Amazing, Bizarre, Complex, Historic, Impractical,
	103	Mysterious, Simple, Surreal, Whimsical}
	104	\end{quote}
	105
	106	When you \condition{take a few moments to dig through your collection
112	107	for something useful}, describe what you're looking for and what
113	108	you want it to do. You can potentially have anything on hand, but
114	109	the GM will tell you one to four of the following:
115	110
116		• It is either consumable or faulty, and will only work once
117
118		• It was not intended to be used for this
119
120		• It will take a lot of time and effort to use properly
121
122		• It won't work unless you \_\_\_\_\_
123
124		• The curio's effects are incredibly specific
125
126		• You get something close to what you want, but not quite
127
128		~~• You'll need help from \_\_\_\_\_ to use it safely~~
	111	\begin{itemize}
	112	\item It is either consumable or faulty, and will only work once
	113	\item It was not intended to be used for thisq
	114	\item It will take a lot of time and effort to use properly
	115	\item It won't work unless you \blank
	116	\item The curio's effects are incredibly specific
	117	\item You get something close to what you want, but not quite
	118	\item You'll need help from \blank to use it safely
	119	\end{itemize}
	120
129	121	\end{basicmove}
	122	\
130	123
131	124	\begin{basicmove}{Curiosity}
132		When you \textbf{put yourself at risk to check something out}, roll
133		+Lore. \textbf{On a hit}, ask the GM any one question related to the
134		risks. \textbf{On a 10+}, the GM will answer it, as clearly as the
135		circumstances allow. \textbf{On a 7-9}, the GM will tell you what
136		~~more you need to do to find the answer yourself.~~
	125	When you \condition{put yourself at risk to check something out},
	126	roll +Lore. \onHit, ask the GM any one question related to the
	127	risks. \onSuccess, the GM will answer it, as clearly as the
	128	circumstances allow. \onPartial, the GM will tell you what more you
	129	need to do to find the answer yourself.
137	130	\end{basicmove}
	131	\
138	132
139	133	\begin{basicmove}{Make It Count}
140		When you \textbf{use up the last use of a piece of gear}, it has +1
141		to all numeric values attached to it and all rolls made to use
142		it. When you \textbf{use a piece of gear without limited uses, such
143		as a weapon or a shield}, you can destroy it during use to take +1
144		~~to all numeric values attached to it and all rolls made to use it.~~
	134	When you \condition{use up the last use of a piece of gear}, it has
	135	+1 to all numeric values attached to it and all rolls made to use
	136	it. When you \condition{use a piece of gear without limited uses,
	137	such as a weapon or a shield}, you can destroy it during use to
	138	take +1 to all numeric values attached to it and all rolls made to
	139	use it.
145	140
146	141	\textit{\textbf{Examples}: The last piece of pipeleaf gives +2 to
147	142	Parley instead of +1. The last arrow gives +1 to Volley and +1 to

151	146	destroy your shield or your armor during use, it provides +1 to
152	147	armor for the attack.}
153	148	\end{basicmove}
	149	\
154	150
155	151	\begin{basicmove}{Wealth and Taste}
156		When you \~~textbf~~{make a show of flashing around a valuable
	152	When you \condition{make a show of flashing around a valuable
157	153	possession}, choose an NPC present. They will do anything they can
158	154	to obtain your item or one like it.
159	155	\end{basicmove}
160	156
161	157	\vfill\null
	158	\end{minipage}
	159	\charlower
	160	\clearpage
	161
	162	\gearbanner
	163
	164	\begin{multicols}{2}
	165
	166	\begin{quote}
	167	Your Load is 15 + STR. You start with your collection
	168	(\weight{5}), dungeon rations (\uses{5}, \weight{1}), and
	169	adventuring gear (\uses{5}, \weight{1}).
	170
	171	\textbf{Choose four:}
	172
	173	\Checkbox{6pt} A catalogue of the strange and mysterious
	174	(\uses{5}, \weight{1})
	175
	176	\Checkbox{6pt} An antique weapon (any range, \weight{1}) with 3
	177	ammo (\weight{1}), should it need it
	178
	179	\Checkbox{6pt} Monster feed (\uses{8}, \weight{1}) and bandages
	180	(\uses{3}, \weight{0})
	181
	182	\Checkbox{6pt} A repair kit (\uses{6}, \itag{slow}, \weight{1})
	183	and an appraisal kit (\weight{1})
	184
	185	\Checkbox{6pt} 40 coin and a membership card to an organization of
	186	your choice
	187
	188	\Checkbox{6pt} Poultices and herbs (\uses{2}, \itag{slow},
	189	\weight{0}) and Halfling Pipeleaf (\uses{6}, \weight{1})
	190
	191	\Checkbox{6pt} A unique and intelligent item, pet, or companion,
	192	describe it
	193
	194	\Checkbox{6pt} Spare clothing for any occasion, including light
	195	armor (\armor{1}, \weight{1})
	196
	197	\Checkbox{6pt} A mount that matches your Collection's Theme
	198
	199	\end{quote}
	200
	201	\columnbreak
	202
	203	\
	204
162	205	\end{multicols}
163		\clearpage
164
165		\rightbanner{Gear}
	206
	207	\widebanner{Advanced Moves}
166	208
167	209	\begin{multicols}{2}
168
169		\begin{quote}
170		Your Load is 15 + STR. You start with your collection (5 weight), dungeon
171		rations (5 uses, 1 weight), and adventuring gear (5 uses, 1 weight).
172
173		\textbf{Choose four:}
174
175		\Checkbox{6pt} A catalogue of the strange and mysterious (5 uses, 1 weight)
176
177		\Checkbox{6pt} An antique weapon (any range, 1 weight) with 3 ammo (1 weight), should it need it
178
179		\Checkbox{6pt} Monster feed (8 uses, 1 weight) and bandages (3 uses, 0 weight)
180
181		\Checkbox{6pt} A repair kit (6 uses, slow, 1 weight) and an appraisal kit (1 weight)
182
183		\Checkbox{6pt} 40 coin and a membership card to an organization of your choice
184
185		\Checkbox{6pt} Poultices and herbs (2 uses, slow, 0 weight) and Ratling Pipeleaf (6 uses, 1 weight)
186
187		\Checkbox{6pt} A unique and intelligent item, pet, or companion, describe it
188
189		\Checkbox{6pt} Spare clothing for any occasion, including light armor (1 armor, 1 weight)
190
191		\Checkbox{6pt} A vehicle or mount that matches your Collection's Theme
192
193		\end{quote}
194
195		\columnbreak
196
197		\
198
199		\end{multicols}
200
201		\begin{multicols}{2}
202		\leftbanner{Advanced Moves (2-5)}
203
204		When you \textbf{gain a level from 2--5}, choose from these moves.
	210	\firstAdvances
205	211
206	212	\begin{amove}{Always Bring a Spare}
207		When you \textbf{buy or find new equipment with limited uses (ammo,
208		gear, bandages, etc)}, it comes with one extra use. \textbf{When
209		the GM tells you that something you gained using Keeper of Curios
210		has only one use}, it has two uses instead.
	213	When you \condition{buy or find new equipment with limited uses
	214	(ammo, gear, bandages, etc)}, it comes with one extra
	215	\itag{use}. \condition{When the GM tells you that something you
	216	gained using Keeper of Curios has only one use}, it has two uses
	217	instead.
211	218	\end{amove}
212	219
213	220	\begin{amove}{Expanded Collection}

216	223	\end{amove}
217	224
218	225	\begin{amove}{Happy Salesman}
219		When you offer trinkets and curios in addition to whatever leverage
220		you have for Parley, roll +Lore instead of +CHA. In addition, you
221		can always demand trinkets and curios as additional payment for
222		services rendered.
	226	When you \condition{offer trinkets and curios in addition to
	227	whatever leverage you have for \move{Parley}}, roll +Lore instead
	228	of +CHA. In addition, you can always demand trinkets and curios as
	229	additional payment for services rendered.
223	230	\end{amove}
224	231
225	232	\begin{amove}{Healthy Competition}
226	233	You have a rival. The two of you have been competing for so long
227	234	that you've developed a sort of camaraderie, but you can't trust
228		them as far as you can throw them. \textbf{Wherever you go}, your
229		rival is surely not far behind. \textbf{When you turn to your rival
230		for aid}, they will help you, but you owe them a favor. They'll
231		decide when it is time to collect.
	235	them as far as you can throw them. Wherever you go, your rival is
	236	surely not far behind. When you \condition{turn to your rival for
	237	aid}, they will help you, but you owe them a favor. They'll decide
	238	when it is time to collect.
232	239	\end{amove}
233	240
234	241	\begin{amove}{Identify}
235		When you \~~textbf~~{spend some time and safety testing and anaâlyzing
	242	When you \condition{spend some time and safety testing and anaâlyzing
236	243	something}, the GM will tell you what it does and how you use it.
237	244	\end{amove}
238	245
239	246	\begin{amove}{Just What I Needed}
240		When you \textbf{loot for supplies}, you will always find 1-use of
241		ammo, adventuring gear, bandages, weaponry, or any other basic
	247	When you \condition{loot for supplies}, you will always find 1 use
	248	of ammo, adventuring gear, bandages, weaponry, or any other basic
242	249	equipment you need, if it would be remotely plausible.
243	250	\end{amove}
244	251
245	252	\begin{amove}{Life of the Party}
246		When you \textbf{Carouse}, on a 12+ choose as many options as you
247		like. People will talk about this party for years to come, and
	253	When you \move{Carouse}, \textbf{on a 12+} choose as many options as
	254	you like. People will talk about this party for years to come, and
248	255	you've become famous as a local celebrity. Your name will carry
249	256	weight around here from now on.
250	257	\end{amove}
251	258
252	259	\begin{amove}{Lucky Charm}
253	260	You have a blessed charm that grants you great luck. When you
254		\textbf{Make Camp}, set your Luck to 3. \textbf{When you roll a 6-},
255		you may spend 1-Luck and re-roll. \textbf{If you get a 7+ on the
256		re-roll}, explain how you succeeded only through sheer
257		luck. However, your luck can run out. \textbf{When you hold 0-Luck},
258		~~you take -1 ongoing to all rolls until you gain more.~~
	261	\move{Make Camp}, set your Luck to 3. When you \condition{roll a
	262	6-}, you may spend 1-Luck and re-roll. \condition{If you get a 7+
	263	on the re-roll}, explain how you succeeded only through sheer
	264	luck. However, your luck can run out. When you \condition{hold
	265	0-Luck}, you take -1 ongoing to all rolls until you gain more.
259	266	\end{amove}
260	267
261	268	\begin{amove}{Obsessive Dabbler}

266	273	\end{amove}
267	274
268	275	\begin{amove}{World of Pure Imagination}
269		When you \textbf{spend an entire day setting up}, you do not need to
270		spend money to use the Carouse move. When you Carouse, take +Lore to
271		~~the roll.~~
	276	When you \condition{spend an entire day setting up}, you do not need
	277	to spend money to use the Carouse move. When you Carouse, take +Lore
	278	to the roll.
272	279	\end{amove}
273	280
274	281	\vfill\null
275	282	\columnbreak
276	283
277		\rightbanner{Advanced Moves (6-10)}
278
279		When you \textbf{gain a level from 6--10}, choose from these moves or
280		the level 2--5 moves.
	284	\secondAdvances
281	285
282	286	\begin{amove}{Complete Collection}
283		\textbf{Requires}: ~~Expanded Collection~~
	287	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Expanded Collection}
284	288
285	289	Choose the final Predilection option. You gain the move associated
286	290	with that Predilection. You do not gain the associated Lore stat.
287	291	\end{amove}
288	292
289	293	\begin{amove}{Connoisseur}
290		When you \~~textbf~~{determine that something recently found is
	294	When you \condition{determine that something recently found is
291	295	particularly valuable}, describe what about it makes it
292	296	valuable. You can add or remove any one tag from it, or you can
293	297	describe some specific function it has that other things like it do

295	299	\end{amove}
296	300
297	301	\begin{amove}{Healthy Friendship}
298		\textbf{Requires}: Healthy Competition
299
300		You and your rival have come to terms with each other. \textbf{When
301		you gain this move}, gain 1-Rivalry. When you \textbf{come to your
302		rival's aid}, gain 1-Rivalry. When you \textbf{are in trouble},
303		you may spend 1-Rivalry to have your rival show up just in time to
304		either save the day (and steal the show), or take dramatic action to
305		tip the odds in your favor. The GM will tell you how.
	302	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Healthy Competition}
	303
	304	You and your rival have come to terms with each
	305	other. \condition{When you gain this move}, gain 1-Rivalry. When you
	306	\condition{come to your rival's aid}, gain 1-Rivalry. When you
	307	\condition{are in trouble}, you may spend 1-Rivalry to have your
	308	rival show up just in time to either save the day (and steal the
	309	show), or take dramatic action to tip the odds in your favor. The GM
	310	will tell you how.
306	311	\end{amove}
307	312
308	313	\begin{amove}{Mental Fortitude}
309		When you \textbf{Defy Danger with your Lore stat}, on a 12+, you
310		succeed beyond all expectations. The GM will offer you a better
311		~~outcome, a moment of genius, or a golden opportunity.~~
	314	When you \condition{\move{Defy Danger} with your Lore stat}, on a
	315	12+, you succeed beyond all expectations. The GM will offer you a
	316	better outcome, a moment of genius, or a golden opportunity.
312	317	\end{amove}
313	318
314	319	\begin{amove}{Obsessive Initiate}

318	323	\end{amove}
319	324
320	325	\begin{amove}{Quality Goods}
321		When you use \~~textbf~~{Keeper of Curios}, after the GM gives you the
	326	When you use \move{Keeper of Curios}, after the GM gives you the
322	327	curio's conditions, you may veto one of them.
323	328	\end{amove}
324	329
325	330	\begin{amove}{Speaker of Curios}
326	331	Sometimes, when you speak to your collection or anything like your
327	332	collection, you get the feeling they really do listen to you. When
328		you \textbf{command something that falls under your Collection's
329		Theme to take a specific action}, roll +Lore. On a 10+, it bends
330		to your will, following your command as well as it can, even if it
331		is normally incapable of taking such an action. On a 7-9, it does
332		~~it, but not very well, not how you expected, or with~~
	333	you \condition{command something that falls under your Collection's
	334	Theme to take a specific action}, roll +Lore. \onSuccess, it
	335	bends to your will, following your command as well as it can, even
	336	if it is normally incapable of taking such an action. \onPartial, it
	337	does it, but not very well, not how you expected, or with
333	338	consequences---the GM will tell you what happens.
334	339	\end{amove}
335	340
336	341	\begin{amove}{Supremely Lucky}
337		\textbf{Requires}: Lucky Charm
338
339		When you \textbf{Make Camp}, set your luck to 4 instead of
340		3. \textbf{When you would take damage}, you may spend 1-luck to
	342	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Lucky Charm}
	343
	344	When you \move{Make Camp}, set your luck to 4 instead of
	345	3. When you \condition{would take damage}, you may spend 1-luck to
341	346	prevent that damage. If you do, describe the comedic, contrived, or
342	347	outright miraculous circumstances that saved you from harm.
343	348	\end{amove}

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94	94	attuned—when shapeshifting you may take the shape of any animal who
95	95	might live in your Land.
96	96
97		\begin{quote}\begin{multicols}{2}
98		\choice The Great Forests
99
100		\choice The Whispering Plains
101
102		\choice The Vast Desert
103
104		\choice The Stinking Mire
105
106		\choice The River Delta
107
108		\choice The Depths of the Earth
109		\columnbreak
110
111		\choice The Sapphire Islands
112
113		\choice The Open Sea
114
115		\choice The Towering Mountains
116
117		\choice The Frozen North
118
119		\choice The Blasted Wasteland
120
121		\~~end{multicols}\end{quote~~}
	97	\begin{multicols}{2}
	98	\begin{choices}
	99	\item The Great Forests
	100	\item The Whispering Plains
	101	\item The Vast Desert
	102	\item The Stinking Mire
	103	\item The River Delta
	104	\item The Depths of the Earth
	105	\end{choices}
	106	\columnbreak
	107	\begin{choices}
	108	\item The Sapphire Islands
	109	\item The Open Sea
	110	\item The Towering Mountains
	111	\item The Frozen North
	112	\item The Blasted Wasteland
	113	\end{choices}
	114	\end{multicols}
122	115
123	116	Chose a tell—a physical attribute that marks you as born of the
124	117	soil—that reflects the spirit of your land. It may be an animal

179	172	\begin{quote}
180	173	Your load is 6+STR. You carry some token of your land, describe
181	174	it. Choose your defenses:
182		\begin{quote}
183		\choice Hide armor (\ntag{1}{armor}, \ntag{1}{weight})
184
185		\choice Wooden shield (\ntag{+1}{armor}, \ntag{1}{weight})
186		\~~end{quote~~}
	175	\begin{choices}
	176	\item Hide armor (\ntag{1}{armor}, \ntag{1}{weight})
	177	\item Wooden shield (\ntag{+1}{armor}, \ntag{1}{weight})
	178	\end{choices}
187	179
188	180	Choose your armament:
189	181
190		\begin{quote}
191		\choice Shillelagh (\itag{close}, \ntag{2}{weight})
192
193		\choice Staff (\itag{close}, \itag{two-handed},
	182	\begin{choices}
	183	\item Shillelagh (\itag{close}, \ntag{2}{weight})
	184	\item Staff (\itag{close}, \itag{two-handed}, \ntag{1}{weight})
	185	\item Spear (\itag{close}, \itag{thrown}, \itag{near},
194	186	\ntag{1}{weight})
195
196		\choice Spear (\itag{close}, \itag{thrown}, \itag{near},
197		\ntag{1}{weight})
198		\end{quote}
	187	\end{choices}
199	188
200	189	Choose one:
201	190
202		\begin{quote}
203		\choice Adventuring gear (\ntag{1}{weight})
204
205		\choice Poultices and herbs (\ntag{2}{uses}, \ntag{1}{weight})
206
207		\choice Halfling pipeleaf (\ntag{0}{weight})
208
209		\choice 3 antitoxin (\ntag{0}{weight})
210		\~~end{quote~~}
	191	\begin{choices}
	192	\item Adventuring gear (\ntag{1}{weight})
	193	\item Poultices and herbs (\ntag{2}{uses}, \ntag{1}{weight})
	194	\item Halfling pipeleaf (\ntag{0}{weight})
	195	\item 3 antitoxin (\ntag{0}{weight})
	196	\end{choices}
211	197	\end{quote}
212	198
213	199	\

244	230	\end{amove}
245	231
246	232	\begin{amove}{Barkskin}
247		So long as your feet touch the ground you have ~~+1 armor~~.
	233	So long as your feet touch the ground you have \armor{+1}.
248	234	\end{amove}
249	235
250	236	\begin{amove}{Eyes of the Tiger}

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6	6	\newcommand{\BaseLoad}{10}
7	7	\newcommand{\Damage}{6}
8	8
	9	\newcommand{\Names}{
	10	\hangindent=0.2in Dwarf: ???
	11
	12	\hangindent=0.2in Human: ???
	13
	14	\hangindent=0.2in Rihamm: Yaro, Umure, Produs, Aqeramm, Qedrim
	15	}
	16
9	17	\begin{document}
10	18	\openup -0.2em
11	19

64	72	which can accompany you in travel. Choose two from the list below,
65	73	and describe what manner of beast they are.
66	74
67		\begin{quote}
68		\choice A playful beast: take +1 when you \textbf{Carouse}.
69
70		\choice A smelling beast: take +1 when you \textbf{Forage}.
71
72		\choice A surveying beast: take +1 when you \textbf{Navigate}.
73
74		\choice A guarding beast: take +1 when you \textbf{Stay Sharp}.
75
76		\choice A gentle beast: when you \textbf{Recover}, you can treat
	75	\begin{choices}
	76	\item A playful beast: take +1 when you \move{Carouse}.
	77	\item A smelling beast: take +1 when you \move{Forage}.
	78	\item A surveying beast: take +1 when you \move{Navigate}.
	79	\item A guarding beast: take +1 when you \move{Stay Sharp}.
	80	\item A gentle beast: when you \move{Recover}, you can treat
77	81	this beast as a healer for the purposes of healing debilities.
78
79		\choice A pack beast: this beast can carry 20 Load of items, but
	82	\item A pack beast: this beast can carry 20 Load of items, but
80	83	cannot accompany you into buildings or through dangerous terrain.
81
82		\choice A riding beast: when taking a \textbf{Safe Journey}, you
	84	\item A riding beast: when taking a \move{Safe Journey}, you
83	85	and your travelling-party can travel one extra hex.
84		\end{~~quote~~}
	86	\end{choices}
85	87
86	88	Give each beast one of the following strengths:
87	89

101	103
102	104	\begin{basicmove}{Green Thumb}
103	105	You have an instinctive understanding of plants and things that
104		grow. When you \~~textbf~~{Forage} for rations, you take 1d6 rations
	106	grow. When you \move{Forage} for rations, you take 1d6 rations
105	107	instead of 1d4 on a success.
106	108	\end{basicmove}
107	109
108	110	\begin{basicmove}{Good Eats}
109		When you \~~textbf~~{spend time making a delicious feast from the foods
	111	When you \condition{spend time making a delicious feast from the foods
110	112	you have on hand for a group}, describe what sort of delicious
111	113	meal you're making, mark off as many rations as people you're
112		cooking for, and roll +WIS. \textbf{On a 10+}, choose 2 from the
113		list below. \textbf{On a 7--9}, choose 1. \textbf{On a miss},
114		everyone is full but underwhelmed: take -1 forward due to the dismal
115		reception of your feast.
	114	cooking for, and roll +WIS. \onSuccess, choose 2 from the list
	115	below. \onPartial, choose 1. \onMiss, everyone is full but
	116	underwhelmed: take -1 forward due to the dismal reception of your
	117	feast.
116	118	\begin{itemize}
117		\item The feast is filling. The next time those present \textbf{Make
118		Camp}, they do not need to \textbf{Manage Provisions}.
	119	\item The feast is filling. The next time those present \move{Make
	120	Camp}, they do not need to \move{Manage Provisions}.
119	121	\item The feast is soothing. Everyone who eats the feast heals 2 HP.
120	122	\item The feast is energizing. Everyone who eats the feast takes +1
121	123	forward.

135	137	(each has 5 uses, 1 weight), leather armor (1 armor, 1 weight),
136	138	and 10 coins. Choose your weapon:
137	139
138		\begin{quote}
139		\choice Shillelagh (close, 2 weight) \\
140		\choice Knife (hand, 2 weight)
141		\end{quote}
	140	\begin{choices}
	141	\item Shillelagh (close, 2 weight)
	142	\item Knife (hand, 2 weight)
	143	\end{choices}
142	144
143	145	Chooose one of the following botanicals:
144	146
145		\begin{quote}
146		\choice Sunset Apple (5 uses, 1 weight) \\
147		\choice Barrierwood Stalk (5 uses, 1 weight) \\
148		\choice Demon Tar (5 uses, 1 weight)
149		\~~end{quote~~}
	147	\begin{choices}
	148	\item Sunset Apple (5 uses, 1 weight)
	149	\item Barrierwood Stalk (5 uses, 1 weight)
	150	\item Demon Tar (5 uses, 1 weight)
	151	\end{choices}
150	152
151	153	Choose one:
152	154
153		\begin{quote}
154		\choice Adventuring gear (1 weight) \\
155		\choice Healing potion (0 weight)
156		\end{quote}
	155	\begin{choices}
	156	\item Adventuring gear (1 weight)
	157	\item Healing potion (0 weight)
	158	\end{choices}
157	159	\end{quote}
158	160
159	161	\

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112	112
113	113	Choose a base description, all are 2 weight:
114	114
115		\begin{quote}
116		\choice Sword
117
118		\choice Axe
119
120		\choice Hammer
121
122		\choice Spear
123
124		\choice Flail
125
126		\choice Fists
127		\~~end{quote~~}
	115	\begin{choices}
	116	\item Sword
	117	\item Axe
	118	\item Hammer
	119	\item Spear
	120	\item Flail
	121	\item Fists
	122	\end{choices}
128	123
129	124	Choose the range that best fits your weapon:
130	125
131		\begin{quote}
132		\choice \itag{Hand}
133
134		\choice \itag{Close}
135
136		\choice \itag{Reach}
137		\~~end{quote~~}
	126	\begin{choices}
	127	\item \itag{Hand}
	128	\item \itag{Close}
	129	\item \itag{Reach}
	130	\end{choices}
138	131
139	132	Choose two enhancements:
140	133
141		\begin{quote}
142		\choice Hooks and spikes. \ntag{+1}{damage}, but \ntag{+1}{weight}.
143
144		\choice Sharp. \ntag{+2}{piercing}.
145
146		\choice Perfectly weighted. Add \itag{precise}.
147
148		\choice Serrated edges. \ntag{+1}{damage}.
149
150		\choice Glows in the presence of one type of creature, your choice.
151
152		\choice Huge. Add \itag{messy} and \itag{forceful}.
153
154		\choice Versatile. Choose an additional range.
155
156		\choice Well-crafted. \ntag{-1}{weight}.
157		\~~end{quote~~}
	134	\begin{choices}
	135	\item Hooks and spikes. \ntag{+1}{damage}, but \ntag{+1}{weight}.
	136	\item Sharp. \ntag{+2}{piercing}.
	137	\item Perfectly weighted. Add \itag{precise}.
	138	\item Serrated edges. \ntag{+1}{damage}.
	139	\item Glows in the presence of one type of creature, your choice.
	140	\item Huge. Add \itag{messy} and \itag{forceful}.
	141	\item Versatile. Choose an additional range.
	142	\item Well-crafted. \ntag{-1}{weight}.
	143	\end{choices}
158	144
159	145
160	146	Choose a look:
161	147
162		\begin{quote}
163		\choice Ancient
164
165		\choice Unblemished
166
167		\choice Ornate
168
169		\choice Blood-stained
170
171		\choice Sinister
172		\~~end{quote~~}
	148	\begin{choices}
	149	\item Ancient
	150	\item Unblemished
	151	\item Ornate
	152	\item Blood-stained
	153	\item Sinister
	154	\end{choices}
173	155
174	156	\end{basicmove}
175	157

188	170	Your load is 12+STR. You carry your signature weapon and dungeon
189	171	rations (\ntag{5}{uses}, \ntag{1}{weight}). Choose your defenses:
190	172
191		\begin{quote}
192		\choice Chainmail (\ntag{1}{armor}, \ntag{1}{weight}) and
	173	\begin{choices}
	174	\item Chainmail (\ntag{1}{armor}, \ntag{1}{weight}) and
193	175	adventuring gear (\ntag{1}{weight})
194
195		\choice Scale armor (\ntag{2}{armor}, \ntag{3}{weight})
196		\~~end{quote}~~
	176	\item Scale armor (\ntag{2}{armor}, \ntag{3}{weight})
	177	\end{choices}
197	178
198	179	Choose two:
199	180
200		\begin{quote}
201		\choice 2 Healing potions (\ntag{0}{weight})
202
203		\choice Shield (\ntag{+1}{armor}, \ntag{2}{weight})
204
205		\choice Antitoxin (\ntag{0}{weight}), dungeon rations
	181	\begin{choices}
	182	\item 2 Healing potions (\ntag{0}{weight})
	183	\item Shield (\ntag{+1}{armor}, \ntag{2}{weight})
	184	\item Antitoxin (\ntag{0}{weight}), dungeon rations
206	185	(\ntag{1}{weight}), and poultices and herbs (\ntag{1}{weight})
207
208		\choice 22 coins
209		~~\end{quote}~~
	186	\item 22 coins
	187	\end{choices}
210	188
211	189	\end{quote}
212	190

267	245	\end{amove}
268	246
269	247	\begin{amove}{Iron Hide}
270		You gain ~~+1 armor~~.
	248	You gain \armor{+1}.
271	249	\end{amove}
272	250
273	251	\begin{amove}{Blacksmith}

326	304	\begin{amove}{Steel Hide}
327	305	\textbf{Replaces}: Iron Hide
328	306
329		You gain ~~+2 armor~~.
	307	You gain \armor{+2}.
330	308	\end{amove}
331	309
332	310	\begin{amove}{Through Death’s Eyes}

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2	2	\input{assets/prelude}
3	3
4	4	% Modify this commands to define Class name, Base HP, Base Load and Damage Dice (only number)
5		\newcommand{\Class}{Lantern~~-Bearer~~}
	5	\newcommand{\Class}{Lantern}
6	6	\newcommand{\BaseHP}{4}
7	7	\newcommand{\BaseLoad}{6}
8	8	\newcommand{\Damage}{6}
9	9
	10	\newcommand{\Names}{
	11	\hangindent=0.2in
	12	Names: Halwyr, Solaire, Avon, Phiros, Tyrell, Hohenheim, Icarus,
	13	Dormin, Kwygon, Byakuren, Lilliastre, Din, Gwyndolin, Porissa, Fina,
	14	Aldara, Shou, Ysolde, Zelda
	15	}
	16	\newcommand{\Look}{
	17	Glowing Eyes, Glowing Palms, or Glowing Blood
	18
	19	Styled Hair, Hooded Head, or Pointed Hat
	20
	21	Worn Robes, Stylish Robes, or Practical Tunic
	22
	23	Shimmering Skin, Tattooed Skin, or Unblemished Skin
	24	}
	25
10	26	\begin{document}
11	27	\openup -0.2em
12	28
13	29	\charbanner
14	30
15		\begin{m~~ulticols}{2~~}
	31	\begin{minipage}[t]{3.2in}
16	32	\leftbanner{Origin}
17	33	Choose any folk, and how you found your will-o'-the-wisp.
18	34

25	41
26	42	\begin{amove}{Hand-Me-Down}
27	43	Your mentor passed their will-o'-the-wisp on to you, and you've
28		learned some tricks to make it behave. When you \~~textbf~~{Reveal the
	44	learned some tricks to make it behave. When you \move{Reveal the
29	45	Way} to your wisp, you always take the 10+ result.
30	46	\end{amove}
31	47
32	48	\begin{amove}{Stolen Property}
33	49	You stole your will-o'-the-wisp from the heart of the forest, and
34	50	your wip learned from your example. Your wisp is able to lift
35		anything up to ~~1-weight~~, and will frequently pick things up just to
	51	anything up to \weight{1}, and will frequently pick things up just to
36	52	move them around.
37	53	\end{amove}
38	54

58	74
59	75	\leftbanner{Bonds}
60	76
61		\begin{quote}
62		\textbf{V:}\enspace\hrulefill
63
64		\enspace\hrulefill
65
66		\textbf{V:}\enspace\hrulefill
67
68		\enspace\hrulefill
69
70		\textbf{V:}\enspace\hrulefill
71
72		\enspace\hrulefill
73
74		\textbf{V:}\enspace\hrulefill
75
76		\enspace\hrulefill
77
78		\textbf{V:}\enspace\hrulefill
79
80		\enspace\hrulefill
81		\end{quote}
82
83
84	77	\vfill\null
85		\~~columnbreak~~
	78	\end{minipage}
	79	\begin{minipage}[t]{4.6in}
86	80
87	81
88	82	\rightbanner{Starting Moves}

98	92	you. Your wisp cannot physically touch anything, and it cannot be
99	93	harmed in any way.
100	94
101		\textbf{Name your Wisp}: \~~hrulefill~~
	95	\textbf{Name your Wisp}: \blank
102	96
103	97	\textit{Examples: Luna, Corinth, Gamma, Mote, Navi, Reun, Spectrum,
104	98	Solpiece, Willow, X-Ray}
105	99	\end{basicmove}
	100	\
106	101
107	102	\begin{basicmove}{Light Weaponry}
108		When you \textbf{command your wisp to change its form},
109		choose a form from below and it will take on that form until it
110		thinks you need another one more. When you roll a 6- while your
111		wisp is in one of these forms, it reverts back to its
112		harmless form and refuses to change back for a short while.
113		\begin{itemize}
114		\item \textbf{Arrows of Light}: Near, Mystical, Piercing 2. When you
115		would spend Ammo with this weapon, instead reduce the Piercing
116		value by 1 until the next time you Make Camp.
117		\item \textbf{Shield of Light}: Armor +1. You can lend this armor
118		~~bonus to anyone within Reach.~~
	103	When you \condition{command your wisp to change its form}, choose a
	104	form from below and it will take on that form until it thinks you
	105	need another one more. When you roll a 6- while your wisp is in one
	106	of these forms, it reverts back to its harmless form and refuses to
	107	change back for a short while.
	108	\begin{itemize}
	109	\item \textbf{Arrows of Light}: \itag{near}, \itag{mystical},
	110	\ntag{piercing}{2}. When you would spend \itag{ammo} with this
	111	weapon, instead reduce the \itag{piercing} value by 1 until the
	112	next time you \move{Make Camp}.
	113	\item \textbf{Shield of Light}: \armor{+1}. You can lend this armor
	114	bonus to anyone within \itag{reach}.
119	115	\end{itemize}
120	116	\end{basicmove}
	117	\
121	118
122	119	\begin{basicmove}{Bend Light (CHA)}
123		When you \textbf{convince natural lights to bend to your will},
124		choose one and roll +CHA. On a 10+, the chosen effect works
125		~~perfectly. On a 7-9, it works, but the light is fickle and the~~
	120	When you \condition{convince natural lights to bend to your will},
	121	choose one and roll +CHA. \onSuccess, the chosen effect works
	122	perfectly. \onPartial, it works, but the light is fickle and the
126	123	effect will not last long---you'll need to hurry to take advantage
127		of it. ~~On a 6-~~, the light is sick of being bossed around---the GM
	124	of it. \onMiss, the light is sick of being bossed around---the GM
128	125	chooses one from the list and uses it against you!
129	126
130	127	\begin{itemize}
131	128	\item You command the light to attack. Temporarily blind or stun a
132		group within ~~Near range~~
	129	group within \itag{near} range.
133	130	\item You calm the light until it stays still. Create a wall of
134		light that blocks off one passageway
	131	light that blocks off one passageway.
135	132	\item You praise the light until it draws close. Fill an area with
136		light
	133	light.
137	134	\item You terrify the light until it flees. Shroud an area in
138		darkness
	135	darkness.
139	136	\end{itemize}
140	137	\end{basicmove}
	138	\
141	139
142	140	\begin{basicmove}{Reveal the Way (CHA)}
143		When you \textbf{show a non-hostile NPC their best course of
144		action}, roll +CHA. \textbf{On a 10+}, they will take that course
145		of action, although they will take it in the way that benefits them
146		most. \textbf{On a 7-9}, they aren't sure it's something they want
147		to do, but you have their ear now---you gain leverage over them.
148
149		When \textbf{another player comes to you seeking advice}, tell them
150		what you think is their best course of action. If they act on your
151		advice, they take +1 forward. At the end of the session, if at least
152		one player who acted on your advice actually benefitted from it in
153		~~the end, you mark XP.~~
	141	When you \condition{show a non-hostile NPC their best course of
	142	action}, roll +CHA. \onSuccess, they will take that course of
	143	action, although they will take it in the way that benefits them
	144	most. \onPartial, they aren't sure it's something they want to do,
	145	but you have their ear now---you gain leverage over them.
	146
	147	When \condition{another player comes to you seeking advice}, tell
	148	them what you think is their best course of action. If they act on
	149	your advice, they take +1 forward. At the end of the session, if at
	150	least one player who acted on your advice actually benefitted from
	151	it in the end, you mark XP.
154	152	\end{basicmove}
155	153
156	154	\vfill\null
	155	\end{minipage}
	156
	157	\charlower
	158	\clearpage
	159
	160	\gearbanner
	161
	162	\begin{multicols}{2}
	163
	164	Your Load is 6+STR. You start with dungeon rations (\uses{5},
	165	\weight{1}) and the lantern that your will-o'-the-wisp lives in
	166	(\weight{1}).
	167
	168	Choose your defense:
	169	\begin{choices}
	170	\item Lightweave armor (\armor{1}, \weight{1})
	171	\item Hooked quarterstaff (\itag{close}, \itag{two hands},
	172	\weight{1}), which your lantern can be mounted on
	173	\end{choices}
	174
	175	one of the following:
	176	\begin{choices}
	177	\item One healing potion
	178	\item Three antitoxins
	179	\item Bag of books (\uses{5}, \weight{2})
	180	\end{choices}
	181
	182	\columnbreak
	183
	184	\
	185
157	186	\end{multicols}
158	187
159		\clearpage
160
161		\~~gearbanner~~
	188	\widebanner{Advanced Moves}
162	189
163	190	\begin{multicols}{2}
164
165		Your Load is 6+STR. You start with dungeon rations (5 uses, 1
166		weight) and the lantern that your will-o'-the-wisp lives in (1
167		weight).
168
169		Choose your defense:
170		\begin{quote}
171		\choice Lightweave armor (1 armor, 1 weight) \\
172		\choice Hooked quarterstaff (close, two hands, 1 weight), which
173		your lantern can be mounted on
174		\end{quote}
175
176		one of the following:
177		\begin{quote}
178		\choice One healing potion \\
179		\choice Three antitoxins \\
180		\choice Bag of books (5 uses, 2 weight)
181		\end{quote}
182
183		\columnbreak
184
185		\
186
187		\end{multicols}
188
189		\begin{multicols}{2}
190		\leftbanner{Advanced Moves (2-5)}
191		When you \textbf{gain a level from 2--5}, choose from these moves.
	191	\firstAdvances
192	192
193	193	\begin{amove}{Beacon of Inspiration}
194		When you \~~textbf~~{Reveal the Way} and get a 12+, the NPC will
	194	When you \move{Reveal the Way} and get a 12+, the NPC will
195	195	immediately go ahead and do exactly what you told them to, trusting
196	196	you completely and entirely. If it ends up working out well for
197	197	them, they will thank you to the best of their ability when they

199	199	\end{amove}
200	200
201	201	\begin{amove}{Fist of Dawn}
202		Add the following form to the Light Weaponry move:
203		\begin{itemize}
204		\item Fist of Dawn: Hand, No Damage, Mystical, Forceful. This weapon does
205		not deal damage, but instead sends things flying away on a beam of light.
206		\end{itemize}
207
208		When you \textbf{would normally deal damage with this weapon},
209		instead choose a spot within Near range for your target to land
210		in. You can also use this weapon to Volley with anything you can
211		lift. When you do, replace its normal tags with the Near and Thrown
212		~~tags.~~
	202	Add the following form to the \move{Light Weaponry} move:
	203	\begin{itemize}
	204	\item Fist of Dawn: \itag{hand}, \itag{no damage}, \itag{mystical},
	205	\itag{forceful}. This weapon does not deal damage, but instead
	206	sends things flying away on a beam of light.
	207	\end{itemize}
	208
	209	When you \condition{would normally deal damage with this weapon},
	210	instead choose a spot within \itag{near} range for your target to
	211	land in. You can also use this weapon to Volley with anything you
	212	can lift. When you do, replace its normal tags with the \itag{near}
	213	and \itag{thrown} tags.
213	214	\end{amove}
214	215
215	216	\begin{amove}{Healing Light (INT)}
216		When you stitch sunlight into a wound, roll +INT. \textbf{On a 7+},
217		they heal 1d8 HP. \textbf{On a 10+}, they are filled with energy,
218		~~taking +1 forward. \textbf{On a 6-}, the sunlight is~~
	217	When you \condition{stitch sunlight into a wound}, roll
	218	+INT. \onHit, they heal 1d8 HP. \onSuccess, they are filled with
	219	energy, taking +1 forward. \onMiss, the sunlight is
219	220	uncooperative---they take -1 forward from the searing pain.
220	221	\end{amove}
221	222

226	227	\end{amove}
227	228
228	229	\begin{amove}{Light of Revelation}
229		Add the following options to the ~~Bend Light~~ move:
	230	Add the following options to the \move{Bend Light} move:
230	231	\begin{itemize}
231	232	\item You commit the light to tell the truth. Reveal the truth
232	233	behind illusions, enchantments, and invisible things in the area

242	243	\end{amove}
243	244
244	245	\begin{amove}{Rainbow Road}
245		Add the following option to the ~~Bend Light~~ move:
	246	Add the following option to the \move{Bend Light} move:
246	247	\begin{itemize}
247	248	\item You convince the light to let you through. Create a bridge to
248		a location within ~~Near~~ range
	249	a location within \itag{near} range
249	250	\end{itemize}
250	251	\end{amove}
251	252
252	253	\begin{amove}{Truth to Power}
253		When you \~~textbf~~{Spout Lore} and get a 7+, take +1 forward when
	254	When you \move{Spout Lore} and get a 7+, take +1 forward when
254	255	acting on the information you gained.
255	256	\end{amove}
256	257
257	258	\begin{amove}{Twilight Blade}
258		Add the following form to the Light Weaponry move:
259		\begin{itemize}
260		\item Twilight Blade: Close, Ignores Armor, Mystical. This weapon
261		will cut cleanly through anything---armor, stone, metal, water,
262		anything. When you \textbf{deal damage with this weapon}, you may
263		physically remove something from your target---something worn,
264		~~something held, or some small part of them.~~
	259	Add the following form to the \move{Light Weaponry} move:
	260	\begin{itemize}
	261	\item Twilight Blade: \itag{close}, \itag{ignores armor},
	262	\itag{mystical}. This weapon will cut cleanly through
	263	anything---armor, stone, metal, water, anything. When you
	264	\condition{deal damage with this weapon}, you may physically remove
	265	something from your target---something worn, something held, or
	266	some small part of them.
265	267	\end{itemize}
266	268	\end{amove}
267	269
268	270	\begin{amove}{Gentlemen of the Wisp (CHA)}
269		When you \textbf{use your will-o'-the-wisp as bait}, roll
270		+CHA. \textbf{On a 7+}, lure a single creature within Near range
	271	When you \condition{use your will-o'-the-wisp as bait}, roll
	272	+CHA. \onHit, lure a single creature within \itag{near} range
271	273	towards your wisp. Your wisp can string it along as far as you want
272		it to. \textbf{On a 10+}, it doesn't bring any friends with it, and
273		no one knows where it went.
	274	it to. \onSuccess, it doesn't bring any friends with it, and no one
	275	knows where it went.
274	276	\end{amove}
275	277
276	278
277	279	\vfill\null
278	280	\columnbreak
279	281
280		\rightbanner{Advanced Moves (6-10)}
281
282		When you \textbf{gain a level from 6--10}, choose from these moves or
283		the level 2--5 moves.
	282	\secondAdvances
284	283
285	284	\begin{amove}{A Light in the Darkness}
286		When you \~~textbf~~{stand firm against an approaching threat and don't
	285	When you \condition{stand firm against an approaching threat and don't
287	286	back down}, you and each ally who backs you up takes +1 forward.
288	287	\end{amove}
289	288
290	289	\begin{amove}{Archon}
291	290	Your wisp has learned how to fight on its own, as long as you are
292		there to direct it. As long as you can see your wisp, you can Hack
293		\& Slash with your Light Weaponry as if you were standing in its
294		location. If your wisp takes damage while doing so, it
295		reverts to its harmless form to recover for a short while.
	291	there to direct it. As long as you can see your wisp, you can
	292	\move{Hack and Slash} with your \move{Light Weaponry} as if you were
	293	standing in its location. If your wisp takes damage while doing so,
	294	it reverts to its harmless form to recover for a short while.
296	295	\end{amove}
297	296
298	297	\begin{amove}{Dawn's Cage}
299		\textbf{Requires}: Fist of Dawn
300
301		When you would deal damage with your Fist of Dawn, after moving the
302		target, you may encase them in an inescapable prison of light. When
303		you do, your wisp makes up the cage, and you cannot use it
304		for anything until you free your prisoner.
	298	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Fist of Dawn}
	299
	300	When you would deal damage with your \move{Fist of Dawn}, after
	301	moving the target, you may encase them in an inescapable prison of
	302	light. When you do, your wisp makes up the cage, and you cannot use
	303	it for anything until you free your prisoner.
305	304	\end{amove}
306	305
307	306	\begin{amove}{Evanescence}
308		Add the following option to the Bend Light move:
309		\begin{itemize}
310		~~\item You warn the light away from something or someone, rendering it invisible~~
	307	Add the following option to the \move{Bend Light} move:
	308	\begin{itemize}
	309	\item You warn the light away from something or someone, rendering
	310	it invisible
311	311	\end{itemize}
312	312	\end{amove}
313	313
314	314	\begin{amove}{Light of Rebirth (INT)}
315		\textbf{Requires}: Healing Light
316
317		~~When you stitch sunlight into a soul, roll +INT. \textbf{On a 7+},~~
	315	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Healing Light}
	316
	317	When you \condition{stitch sunlight into a soul}, roll +INT. \onHit,
318	318	remove a debility or condition from the target, or replace a missing
319		limb with one made of solid light. \textbf{On a 10+}, they also heal
320		1d8 HP. \textbf{On a 6-}, the brilliant energy of the sun burns
321		~~their soul.~~
	319	limb with one made of solid light. \onSuccess, they also heal 1d8
	320	HP. \onMiss, the brilliant energy of the sun burns their soul.
322	321	\end{amove}
323	322
324	323	\begin{amove}{Magical Initiate}
325		\textbf{Requires}: ~~Magical Dabbler~~
	324	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Magical Dabbler}
326	325
327	326	Gain one non-multiclass move from any class list. Choose the move as
328	327	if you were one level lower than you are, unless that move is

335	334	\end{amove}
336	335
337	336	\begin{amove}{Sola's Speaker}
338		When you roll a 12+ on Bend Light, the lights take a liking to
339		you. Until you leave the current area or you do something to upset
340		the lights, take the 10+ result whenever you use the Bend Light
341		move.
	337	When you roll a 12+ on \move{Bend Light}, the lights take a liking
	338	to you. Until you leave the current area or you do something to
	339	upset the lights, take the 10+ result whenever you use the Bend
	340	Light move.
342	341	\end{amove}
343	342
344	343	\begin{amove}{Solar Aura}
345		Add the following form to the ~~Light Weaponry~~ move:
	344	Add the following form to the \move{Light Weaponry} move:
346	345	\begin{itemize}
347	346	\item Solar Aura: In this form, you are surrounded by an aura of
348	347	light, sealing everything within Reach inside of it. Nothing

353	352	\end{amove}
354	353
355	354	\begin{amove}{Twilight Reckoning}
356		\textbf{Requires}: Twilight Blade
357
358		When you \textbf{deal damage to a surprised, defenseless, or damaged
359		enemy with your Twilight Blade}, you may sever anything from the
360		target---their life, their limb, their title, their relationship
361		with someone, their most prized possession, their thoughts on a
362		~~topic, anything. If you do, deal no damage.~~
	355	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Twilight Blade}
	356
	357	When you \condition{deal damage to a surprised, defenseless, or
	358	damaged enemy with your Twilight Blade}, you may sever anything
	359	from the target---their life, their limb, their title, their
	360	relationship with someone, their most prized possession, their
	361	thoughts on a topic, anything. If you do, deal no damage.
363	362	\end{amove}
364	363
365	364	\vfill\null

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64	64
65	65	\begin{basicmove}{Cast a Spell (INT)}
66	66	When you weave a spell to help solve a problem, describe it and roll
67		+INT. Spells cast this way can never deal damage directly. On a 10+,
68		the spell certainly helps, but choose one. On a 7-9, the spell
69		~~takes effect, but the choose two:~~
	67	+INT. Spells cast this way can never deal damage
	68	directly. \onSuccess, the spell certainly helps, but choose
	69	one. \onPartial, the spell takes effect, but the choose two:
70	70	\begin{itemize}
71	71	\item Your spell won't last long - you'll need to hurry to take
72	72	advantage of it.

132	132	\columnbreak
133	133
134	134	\begin{amove}{Counterspell (INT)}
135		When you \textbf{counter a magical spell as it is cast}, roll
136		+INT. \textbf{On a 10+}, choose 2. \textbf{On a 7-9}, choose 1:
	135	When you \condition{counter a magical spell as it is cast}, roll
	136	+INT. \onSuccess, choose 2. \onPartial, choose 1:
137	137	\begin{itemize}
138	138	\item The spell deals no damage.
139	139	\item The spell's effects are superficial and temporary.

156	156	power (such as a wand, crown, or book) describe it (1 weight).
157	157
158	158	Choose your defenses:
159		\begin{quote}
160		\choice Leather armor (1 armor, 1 weight) \\
161		\choice Bag of books (5 uses, 2 weight) and 3 healing potions
162		\end{quote}
	159	\begin{choices}
	160	\item Leather armor (1 armor, 1 weight)
	161	\item Bag of books (5 uses, 2 weight) and 3 healing potions
	162	\end{choices}
163	163
164	164	Choose your weapon:
165		\begin{quote}
166		\choice Dagger (hand, 1 weight) \\
167		\choice Staff (close, two-handed, 1 weight)
168		\end{quote}
	165	\begin{choices}
	166	\item Dagger (hand, 1 weight)
	167	\item Staff (close, two-handed, 1 weight)
	168	\end{choices}
169	169
170	170	\columnbreak
171	171
172	172	Choose one:
173		\begin{quote}
174		\choice One healing potion \\
175		\choice Three antitoxins
176		\end{quote}
	173	\begin{choices}
	174	\item One healing potion
	175	\item Three antitoxins
	176	\end{choices}
177	177
178	178	\vfill\null
179	179

201	201	\begin{amove}{Enchanter}
202	202	When you have time and safety with an item in a place of power, you
203	203	may weave a spell to imbue it with magical power. Describe what kind
204		of magic you want to imbue the item with, then roll +INT. On a 10+,
205		choose two. On a 7-9, choose one.
	204	of magic you want to imbue the item with, then roll
	205	+INT. \onSuccess, choose two. \onPartial, choose one.
206	206	\begin{itemize}
207	207	\item The enchantment is permanent.
208	208	\item The enchantment has no unknown side effects.

260	260	\columnbreak
261	261
262	262	\begin{amove}{Spellweaver}
263		When you roll a 12+ on \~~textbf~~{Cast a Spell}, your spell defies
	263	When you roll a 12+ on \move{Cast a Spell}, your spell defies
264	264	expectations, helping above and beyond what you intended. Choose
265	265	nothing from the list.
266	266	\end{amove}

323	323	\end{amove}
324	324
325	325	\begin{amove}{Ritual Master}
326		\textbf{Requires}: ~~Ritual~~
	326	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Ritual}
327	327
328	328	When the GM tells you the requirements you need to perform a Ritual,
329	329	you can veto one of those requirements.
330	330	\end{amove}
331	331
332	332	\begin{amove}{Spell Mastery}
333		\textbf{Requires}: Spellweaver
334
335		When you roll a 10+ on Cast a Spell, you do not need to select any
336		options from the list. On a 7-9, choose only one option from the
337		~~list.~~
	333	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Spellweaver}
	334
	335	When you roll a 10+ on \move{Cast a Spell}, you do not need to
	336	select any options from the list. On a 7-9, choose only one option
	337	from the list.
338	338	\end{amove}
339	339
340	340	\begin{amove}{War Mage}
341		\textbf{Requires}: Battle Mage
342
343		Add the following tags to the Black Magic list: \textit{Far, Messy
344		(+1d8 damage), Piercing 3, Three Targets (-2 damage)}. In
	341	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Battle Mage}
	342
	343	Add the following tags to the \move{Black Magic} list: \textit{Far,
	344	Messy (+1d8 damage), Piercing 3, Three Targets (-2 damage)}. In
345	345	addition, you choose three tags instead of two.
346	346	\end{amove}
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146	146	\ntag{3}{weight}), and some mark of faith, describe it
147	147	(\ntag{0}{weight}). Choose your weapon:
148	148
149		\begin{quote}
150		\choice Halberd (\itag{reach}, \ntag{+1}{damage},
151		\itag{two-handed}, \ntag{2}{weight})
152
153		~~\choice Long sword (\itag{close}, \ntag{+1}{damage},~~
	149	\begin{choices}
	150	\item Halberd (\itag{reach}, \ntag{+1}{damage}, \itag{two-handed},
	151	\ntag{2}{weight})
	152	\item Long sword (\itag{close}, \ntag{+1}{damage},
154	153	\ntag{1}{weight}) and shield (\ntag{+1}{armor},
155	154	\ntag{2}{weight})
156		~~\end{quote~~}
	155	\end{choices}
157	156
158	157	Choose one:
159	158
160		\begin{quote}
161		\choice Adventuring gear (\ntag{1}{weight})
162
163		\choice Dungeon rations (\ntag{1}{weight}) and healing potion (\ntag{0}{weight})
164		\~~end{quote~~}
	159	\begin{choices}
	160	\item Adventuring gear (\ntag{1}{weight})
	161	\item Dungeon rations (\ntag{1}{weight}) and healing potion (\ntag{0}{weight})
	162	\end{choices}
165	163
166	164	\end{quote}
167	165

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76	76	define your deity's domain by filling in each answer:
77	77
78	78	\begin{quote}\begin{description}
79		\item [Controls:] (the sun, the seas, the skies) \hrulefill
80		\item [Represents:] (love, death, war, wind) \hrulefill
81		\item [Worshippers:] (nobles, dwarves, wizards) \hrulefill
82		\item [Enemies:] (demons, undead, heretics) \hrulefill
83		\item [~~Demands:] (sacrifices, secrets, victory) \hrulefill~~
	79	\item [Controls:] (the sun, the seas, the skies) \blank
	80	\item [Represents:] (love, death, war, wind) \blank
	81	\item [Worshippers:] (nobles, dwarves, wizards) \blank
	82	\item [Enemies:] (demons, undead, heretics) \blank
	83	\item [Demands:] (sacrifices, secrets, victory) \blank
84	84	\end{description}\end{quote}
85	85
86	86

91	91	\rightbanner{Starting Moves}
92	92
93	93	\begin{basicmove}{Invocation}
94		When you \textbf{call out for your deity's aid in a time of need},
95		choose a Blessing and roll +WIS. \textbf{On a 10+}, your deity will
96		intervene on your behalf---the GM will tell you how. \textbf{On a
97		7-9}, your deity will grant your Blessing, but you will also need
98		~~to choose a Requirement.~~
	94	When you \condition{call out for your deity's aid in a time of
	95	need}, choose a Blessing and roll +WIS. \onSuccess, your deity
	96	will intervene on your behalf---the GM will tell you
	97	how. \onPartial, your deity will grant your Blessing, but you will
	98	also need to choose a Requirement.
99	99
100	100	\textbf{Blessing}
101	101	\begin{itemize}

119	119
120	120
121	121	\begin{basicmove}{Divine Ward}
122		When you \textbf{call upon your deity for protection for yourself or
123		an ally}, roll +WIS. \textbf{On a 10+}, grant two of the following
124		effects to the subject of your prayers. \textbf{On a 7-9}, grant
125		one, and your prayers draw unwanted attention.
	122	When you \condition{call upon your deity for protection for yourself
	123	or an ally}, roll +WIS. \onSuccess, grant two of the following
	124	effects to the subject of your prayers. \onPartial, grant one, and
	125	your prayers draw unwanted attention.
126	126	\begin{itemize}
127	127	\item Heal 1d8 damage
128	128	\item Take +2 Armor forward

133	133
134	134
135	135	\begin{basicmove}{Lead the Flock}
136		When you \textbf{preach to a mob}, roll +CHA. \textbf{On a 10+},
137		hold 3. \textbf{On a 7-9}, hold 1. \textbf{On a miss}, the mob turns
138		~~on you. Spend your hold 1-for-1 on the following:~~
	136	When you \condition{preach to a mob}, roll +CHA. \onSuccess hold
	137	3. \onPartial, hold 1. \onMiss, the mob turns on you. Spend your
	138	hold 1-for-1 on the following:
139	139	\begin{itemize}
140	140	\item bring people forward and deliver them to you.
141	141	\item bring forward all their precious things.

154	154
155	155	\begin{multicols}{2}
156	156
157		Your Load is 7+STR. You carry dungeon rations (5 uses, 1 weight), a
158		priest's robes (weight 0), and a symbol of your deity, describe it
159		~~(weight 0).~~
	157	\yourLoad{7}. You carry dungeon rations (\uses{5}, \weight{1}), a
	158	priest's robes (\weight{0}), and a symbol of your deity, describe it
	159	(\weight{0}).
160	160
161	161	Choose your armament:
162		\begin{quote}
163		\choice Divine Weapon (hand or close, 1 weight) - you wield the
164		favored weapon
165		of your deity. Describe it. \\
166		\choice Staff (close, two-handed, 1 weight) and bandages (3 uses,
167		0 weight)
168		\~~end{quote~~}
	162	\begin{choices}
	163	\item Divine Weapon (\itag{hand} or \itag{close}, \weight{1})---you
	164	wield the favored weapon of your deity. Describe it.
	165	\item Staff (\itag{close}, \itag{two-handed}, \weight{1}) and
	166	bandages (\uses{3}, \weight{0})
	167	\end{choices}
169	168
170	169	Choose two:
171		\begin{quote}
172		\choice Adventuring gear (1 weight) and dungeon rations (5 uses, 1 weight) \\
173		\choice Healing potion (0 weight) \\
174		\choice Blessed leather armor (1 armor, 1 weight) \\
175		~~\choice Bag of books (5 uses, 2 weight) and bangages (3 uses, 0~~
	170	\begin{choices}
	171	\item Adventuring gear (1 weight) and dungeon rations (5 uses, 1
176	172	weight)
177		\~~end{quote}~~
	173	\item Healing potion (0 weight)
	174	\item Blessed leather armor (1 armor, 1 weight)
	175	\item Bag of books (5 uses, 2 weight) and bangages (3 uses, 0
	176	weight)
	177	\end{choices}
178	178
179	179	\columnbreak
180	180

274	274	the level 2--5 moves.
275	275
276	276	\begin{amove}{Anathema}
277		When you \textbf{strike down an Enemy of your deity}, roll
278		+WIS. \textbf{On a 10+}, that enemy is disintegrated, struck down by
279		the power of your faith. \textbf{On a 7-9}, the enemy is still
280		destroyed, but choose one:
	277	When you \condition{strike down an Enemy of your deity}, roll
	278	+WIS. \onSuccess, that enemy is disintegrated, struck down by the
	279	power of your faith. \onPartial, the enemy is still destroyed, but
	280	choose one:
281	281	\begin{itemize}
282	282	\item your deity's wrath is not yet over. It causes massive
283	283	collateral damage.

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115	115	\end{quote}
116	116
117	117	Choose a base:
118		\begin{quote}
119		\choice Ferocity +1, Cunning +1, 1 Armor, Instinct +1 \\
120		\choice Ferocity +2, Cunning +2, 0 Armor, Instinct +1 \\
121		\choice Ferocity +1, Cunning +2, 1 Armor, Instinct +1 \\
122		\choice Ferocity +3, Cunning +1, 1 Armor, Instinct +2
123		\end{quote}
	118	\begin{choices}
	119	\item Ferocity +1, Cunning +1, 1 Armor, Instinct +1
	120	\item Ferocity +2, Cunning +2, 0 Armor, Instinct +1
	121	\item Ferocity +1, Cunning +2, 1 Armor, Instinct +1
	122	\item Ferocity +3, Cunning +1, 1 Armor, Instinct +2
	123	\end{choices}
124	124
125	125	Choose as many strengths as its ferocity:
126	126

177	177	\weight{1}), leather armor (\armor{1}, \weight{1}), and a bundle of
178	178	arrows (\ammo{3}, \weight{1}). Choose your armament:
179	179
180		\begin{quote}
181		\choice Hunter’s bow (\itag{near}, \itag{far}, \weight{1}) and short sword (\itag{close}, \weight{1}) \\
182		\choice Hunter’s bow (\itag{near}, \itag{far}, \weight{1}) and
183		spear (\itag{reach}, \weight{1})
184		\~~end{quote~~}
	180	\begin{choices}
	181	\item Hunter’s bow (\itag{near}, \itag{far}, \weight{1}) and short
	182	sword (\itag{close}, \weight{1})
	183	\item Hunter’s bow (\itag{near}, \itag{far}, \weight{1}) and spear
	184	(\itag{reach}, \weight{1})
	185	\end{choices}
185	186
186	187	Choose one:
187		\begin{quote}
188		\choice Adventuring gear (\weight{1}) and dungeon rations (\weight{1}) \\
189		~~\choice Adventuring gear (\weight{1}) and bundle of arrows~~
	188	\begin{choices}
	189	\item Adventuring gear (\weight{1}) and dungeon rations (\weight{1})
	190	\item Adventuring gear (\weight{1}) and bundle of arrows
190	191	(\ammo{3}, \weight{1})
191		\end{~~quote~~}
	192	\end{choices}
192	193
193	194
194	195	\end{quote}

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7	7	\newcommand{\BaseLoad}{9}
8	8	\newcommand{\Damage}{10}
9	9
	10	\newcommand{\Names}{
	11	\hangindent=0.2in
	12	Names: Ghaldar, Kenshiro, Crag, Clane, Tomak, Masrur, Torma, Eren, Kid,
	13	Freya, Kesi, Mikasa, Morgiana, Norona, Mestra, Osha, Nyssa, Krann
	14	}
	15	\newcommand{\Look}{
	16	Glowing Eyes, Glowing Palms, or Glowing Blood
	17
	18	Styled Hair, Hooded Head, or Pointed Hat
	19
	20	Worn Robes, Stylish Robes, or Practical Tunic
	21
	22	Shimmering Skin, Tattooed Skin, or Unblemished Skin
	23	}
	24
10	25	\begin{document}
11	26	\openup -0.2em
12	27
13	28	\charbanner
14	29
15		\begin{m~~ulticols}{2~~}
	30	\begin{minipage}[t]{3.2in}
16	31	\leftbanner{Cataclysm}
17	32	Choose any folk, and then choose the nature of the cataclysm you
18	33	have survived. Describe it for us.

57	72
58	73	\leftbanner{Bonds}
59	74
60		\begin{quote}
61		\textbf{V:}\enspace\hrulefill
62
63		\enspace\hrulefill
64
65		\textbf{V:}\enspace\hrulefill
66
67		\enspace\hrulefill
68
69		\textbf{V:}\enspace\hrulefill
70
71		\enspace\hrulefill
72
73		\textbf{V:}\enspace\hrulefill
74
75		\enspace\hrulefill
76
77		\textbf{V:}\enspace\hrulefill
78
79		\enspace\hrulefill
80		\end{quote}
81
82	75
83	76	\vfill\null
84		\columnbreak
85
	77	\end{minipage}
	78	\begin{minipage}[t]{4.6in}
86	79
87	80	\rightbanner{Starting Moves}
88	81

90	83	As a survivor of a great cataclysm, the world has left its mark upon
91	84	you, and you have been eternally changed as a result. Choose two of
92	85	the following:
93		\begin{quote}
94		\choice A hand bloodied - your body is a weapon with the Hand and Forceful tags \\
95		\choice A body scarred - you have +1 armor \\
96		\choice A limb replaced - anything you hold counts as something you cherish \\
97		\choice A mind shattered - you take +1 to Defy Danger against being manipulated in any way \\
98		\choice A heart broken - take +1 forward against any who insult
99		something you have lost \\
100		\choice A scar burning - this scar glows and burns when you are in
	86	\begin{choices}
	87	\item A hand bloodied---your body is a weapon with the \itag{hand}
	88	and \itag{forceful} tags
	89	\item A body scarred---you have \armor{+1}
	90	\item A limb replaced---anything you hold counts as something you
	91	cherish
	92	\item A mind shattered---you take +1 to \move{Defy Danger} against
	93	being manipulated in any way
	94	\item A heart broken---take +1 forward against any who insult
	95	something you have lost
	96	\item A scar burning---this scar glows and burns when you are in
101	97	danger
102		\end{~~quote~~}
	98	\end{choices}
103	99	\end{basicmove}
	100	\
104	101
105	102	\begin{basicmove}{Hold On to What's Precious}
106		When you \textbf{Defend an ally, a friend, or something you
107		cherish}, gain +1 hold, even on a miss.
108
109		When you \textbf{hold something or someone you cherish in your hand
110		and they would be taken, knocked away, moved, broken, or damaged
111		in any way}, you can prevent that from happening by taking the
112		~~effect yourself.~~
	103	When you \condition{\move{Defend} an ally, a friend, or something
	104	you cherish}, gain +1 hold, even on a miss.
	105
	106	When you \condition{hold something or someone you cherish in your
	107	hand and they would be taken, knocked away, moved, broken, or
	108	damaged in any way}, you can prevent that from happening by taking
	109	the effect yourself.
113	110	\end{basicmove}
	111	\
114	112
115	113	\begin{basicmove}{Reminders of the Past}
116		When you \~~textbf~~{meet a traveler or enemy you've met before (your
	114	When you \condition{meet a traveler or enemy you've met before (your
117	115	call)}, tell the GM of your last encounter with them. The GM will
118	116	tell you how they've changed since then. When you come across a
119	117	marked grave, tell the GM who they were and how you knew them.
120	118	\end{basicmove}
	119	\
121	120
122	121	\begin{basicmove}{Survive (CON)}
123		When you \textbf{brace for impact against expected harm}, roll
124		+CON. On a 10+, choose two. On a 7-9, choose one:
	122	When you \condition{brace for impact against expected harm}, roll
	123	+CON. \onSuccess, choose two. \onPartial, choose one:
125	124
126	125	\begin{itemize}
127	126	\item Take half damage, rounded down.

134	133	have conquered it.
135	134	\end{itemize}
136	135	\end{basicmove}
137
	136	\
138	137
139	138	\vfill\null
	139	\end{minipage}
	140
	141	\charlower
	142
	143	\clearpage
	144
	145	\gearbanner
	146
	147	\begin{multicols}{2}
	148	Your Load is 9 +STR. You start with dungeon rations (\uses{5},
	149	\weight{1}) and a memento from your cataclysm (\weight{0}), describe it.
	150
	151	Choose one:
	152	\begin{choices}
	153	\item A weapon your mentor once used, describe it (\ntag{+1}{damage},
	154	\weight{2}). Give it whatever range tag best fits, and \ammo{3}, should
	155	it need it
	156	\item Armor your parent once wore, describe it (\armor{1}, \weight{1})
	157	\end{choices}
	158
	159	Choose two:
	160	\begin{choices}
	161	\item Adventuring gear (\uses{5}, \weight{1})
	162	\item A survival knife (\itag{hand}, \weight{1})
	163	\item Bandages (\uses{3}, \itag{slow}, \weight{0}) and
	164	dungeon rations (\uses{5}, \weight{1})
	165	\item A mount or vehicle that's been with you through hard times
	166	\end{choices}
	167
	168	\columnbreak
	169
	170	\
	171
140	172	\end{multicols}
141	173
142		\clearpage
143
144		\~~gearbanner~~
	174	\widebanner{Advanced Moves}
145	175
146	176	\begin{multicols}{2}
147		Your Load is 9 +STR. You start with dungeon rations (5 uses, 1
148		weight) and a memento from your cataclysm (0 weight), describe it.
149
150		Choose one:
151		\begin{quote}
152		\choice A weapon your mentor once used, describe it (+1 damage, 2
153		weight). Give it whatever range tag best fits, and 3-ammo, should
154		it need it \\
155		\choice Armor your parent once wore, describe it (1
156		armor, 1 weight)
157		\end{quote}
158
159		Choose two:
160		\begin{quote}
161		\choice Adventuring gear (5 uses, 1 weight) \\
162		\choice A survival knife (hand, 1 weight) \\
163		\choice Bandages (3 uses, slow, 0 weight) and dungeon rations (5 uses, 1 weight) \\
164		\choice A mount or vehicle that's been with you through hard times
165		\end{quote}
166
167		\columnbreak
168
169		\
170
171		\end{multicols}
172
173		\begin{multicols}{2}
174		\leftbanner{Advanced Moves (2-5)}
175		~~When you \textbf{gain a level from 2--5}, choose from these moves.~~
	177	\firstAdvances
176	178
177	179	\begin{amove}{Alone Against The World (CON)}
178		When you \textbf{stand alone against an approaching major threat},
179		roll +CON. \textbf{On a 10+}, after a glorious stand off, you drive
180		~~the threat back, taking some damage. \textbf{On a 7-9}, after a~~
	180	When you \condition{stand alone against an approaching major
	181	threat}, roll +CON. \onSuccess, after a glorious stand off, you
	182	drive the threat back, taking some damage. \onPartial, after a
181	183	grueling struggle, you drive the threat back, but you suffer a
182	184	permanent scar (physical, mental, or emotional), describe it.
183		\~~textbf{On a 6-}, roll your Last Breath~~---after a desperate attempt,
	185	\onMiss, roll your \move{Last Breath}---after a desperate attempt,
184	186	you have failed.
185	187	\end{amove}
186	188

195	197
196	198
197	199	\begin{amove}{Defy Opposition}
198		When you \textbf{Defy Danger against something trying to harm you},
199		on a 12+, you gain an advantage over them---knock them down, get out
200		of their reach, get on top of them, disarm them, or any other
201		advantage.
	200	When you \condition{\move{Defy Danger} against something trying to
	201	harm you}, on a 12+, you gain an advantage over them---knock them
	202	down, get out of their reach, get on top of them, disarm them, or
	203	any other advantage.
202	204	\end{amove}
203	205
204	206

210	212
211	213
212	214	\begin{amove}{Kid, Let Me Tell You About The Calamity}
213		When you \textbf{Make Camp}, you can recount a tale of your past to
214		an ally and choose one of your Eternal Marks. Until you next Make
215		Camp, that ally gains the benefit of having that Eternal Mark, as if
216		its pain were their own.
	215	When you \move{Make Camp}, you can recount a tale of your past to an
	216	ally and choose one of your Eternal Marks. Until you next Make Camp,
	217	that ally gains the benefit of having that Eternal Mark, as if its
	218	pain were their own.
217	219	\end{amove}
218	220
219	221
220	222	\begin{amove}{No One Shall Suffer As I Have}
221		When you stop a cataclysm from occurring, lessen its consequences,
222		or evacuate the populace if you can't, mark XP.
	223	When you \condition{stop a cataclysm from occurring, lessen its
	224	consequences, or evacuate the populace if you can't}, mark XP.
223	225	\end{amove}
224	226
225	227
226	228	\begin{amove}{Protector}
227		When \textbf{someone you cherish would suffer the consequences of a
228		move or decision they made}, you may take all of those
	229	When \condition{someone you cherish would suffer the consequences of
	230	a move or decision they made}, you may take all of those
229	231	consequences in their place.
230	232	\end{amove}
231	233
232	234
233	235	\begin{amove}{Survival Instinct}
234		When you \textbf{scavenge for supplies}, you can always find 1-use
235		of rations, ammo, gear, bandages, or antitoxin, but only if you need
236		~~them right now.~~
	236	When you \condition{scavenge for supplies}, you can always find
	237	\itag{1 use} of rations, ammo, gear, bandages, or antitoxin, but
	238	only if you need them right now.
237	239	\end{amove}
238	240
239	241
240	242	\begin{amove}{Tenacity}
241		When you \textbf{Parley by ceaselessly and unrelentingly speaking
242		your case in spite of those who would silence, ignore, or harm
243		~~you}, roll +CON instead of +CHA.~~
	243	When you \condition{\move{Parley} by ceaselessly and unrelentingly
	244	speaking your case in spite of those who would silence, ignore, or
	245	harm you}, roll +CON instead of +CHA.
244	246	\end{amove}
245	247
246	248

262	264	\vfill\null
263	265	\columnbreak
264	266
265		\rightbanner{Advanced Moves (6-10)}
266
267		When you \textbf{gain a level from 6--10}, choose from these moves or
268		the level 2--5 moves.
	267	\secondAdvances
269	268
270	269	\begin{amove}{Defy Fate}
271		\textbf{Replaces}: Defy Opposition
272
273		~~When you Defy Danger, on a 12+, you excel beyond all~~
	270	\textbf{Replaces}: \move{Defy Opposition}
	271
	272	When you \move{Defy Danger}, \textbf{on a 12+}, you excel beyond all
274	273	expectation. Instead of merely defying the danger, you circumvent,
275	274	route, or negate the danger as a threat at all. If you defied an
276	275	enemy's move, that enemy will no longer use that move, realizing it

278	277	\end{amove}
279	278
280	279	\begin{amove}{Got A Grave with My Name On It}
281		\textbf{Requires}: ~~Dead Man Walking~~
	280	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Dead Man Walking}
282	281
283	282	When you take your Last Breath, roll +CON.
284	283	\end{amove}
285	284
286	285
287	286	\begin{amove}{More Scars Than Skin}
288		\textbf{Requires}: ~~Further Marked~~
	287	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Further Marked}
289	288
290	289	The first time you take a debility or suffer great personal harm
291	290	after you gain this move, do not mark that debility or suffer that

294	293
295	294
296	295	\begin{amove}{Otherworldly}
297		\textbf{Requires}: ~~Worldly~~
	296	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Worldly}
298	297
299	298	Gain a move from a playbook none of the other players are currently
300	299	using.

302	301
303	302
304	303	\begin{amove}{Something To Remember Me By}
305		\textbf{Requires}: Alone Against the World
306
307		When you use Alone Against the World, regardless of the result of
308		the roll, you leave a permanent mark upon the threat you faced - a
309		~~crippling wound, a devastating loss, or a shattered ideal.~~
	304	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Alone Against the World}
	305
	306	When you use \move{Alone Against the World}, regardless of the
	307	result of the roll, you leave a permanent mark upon the threat you
	308	faced---a crippling wound, a devastating loss, or a shattered ideal.
310	309	\end{amove}
311	310
312	311
313	312	\begin{amove}{The Moment We Met, Your Fate Was Sealed}
314		\textbf{Requires}: You're Already Dead
315
316		When you deal damage using You're Already Dead, you may deal the
317		total damage to all enemies you gained Fate from.
	313	\textbf{Requires}: \move{You're Already Dead}
	314
	315	When you deal damage using \move{You're Already Dead}, you may deal
	316	the total damage to all enemies you gained Fate from.
318	317	\end{amove}
319	318
320	319
321	320	\begin{amove}{Unstoppable (CON)}
322		When you suffer a debility, condition, or restraint and act in spite
323		of it, roll +CON. \textbf{On a 10+}, gain 2 hold. \textbf{On a 7-9},
324		gain 1 hold. \textbf{On a 6-}, gain 1 hold, but after you spend it
325		your debility, condition, or restraint grows worse. Spend 1 hold to
326		completely ignore all debilities, conditions, and restraints upon
327		you for a few crucial moments.
	321	When you \condition{suffer a debility, condition, or restraint and
	322	act in spite of it}, roll +CON. \onSuccess, gain 2
	323	hold. \onPartial, gain 1 hold. \onMiss, gain 1 hold, but after you
	324	spend it your debility, condition, or restraint grows worse. Spend 1
	325	hold to completely ignore all debilities, conditions, and restraints
	326	upon you for a few crucial moments.
328	327	\end{amove}
329	328
330	329
331	330	\begin{amove}{You Shall Not Pass}
332		You can spend 2-hold from Defend to glare at an approaching enemy,
333		stopping them in their tracks. When you roll a 12+ on Defend, gain 5
334		~~hold.~~
	331	You can spend 2-hold from \move{Defend} to glare at an approaching
	332	enemy, stopping them in their tracks. When you roll a 12+ on
	333	\move{Defend}, gain 5 hold.
335	334	\end{amove}
336	335
337	336
338	337	\begin{amove}{Your Weapons Cannot Harm Me (CON)}
339		When you take an enemy's attack without striking back, roll
340		+CON. \textbf{On a 10+}, choose three. \textbf{On a 7-9}, choose
341		two. \textbf{On a 6-}, choose one, and take +1d4 damage from their
342		attacks.
	338	When you \condition{take an enemy's attack without striking back},
	339	roll +CON. \onSuccess, choose three. \onPartial, choose
	340	two. \onMiss, choose one, and take +1d4 damage from their attacks.
343	341	\begin{itemize}
344	342	\item Their weapons shatter against you
345	343	\item You take half damage from the attack, rounded down

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7	7	\newcommand{\BaseLoad}{9}
8	8	\newcommand{\Damage}{8}
9	9
	10	\newcommand{\Names}{
	11	Halfling: Felix, Rook, Mouse, Sketch, Trixie, Robin, Omar, Brynn, Bug
	12
	13	Human: Sparrow, Shank, Jack, Marlow, Dodge, Rat, Pox, Humble, Farley
	14
	15	Kitt: Jainun, Derū, Kita, Mizendīne, Yanerai, Ongo, Mingranya,
	16	Yarūne
	17	}
	18	\newcommand{\Look}{
	19	Shifty Eyes or Criminal Eyes
	20
	21	Hooded Head, Messy Hair, or Cropped Hair
	22
	23	Dark Clothes, Fancy Clothes, or Common Clothes
	24
	25	Lithe Body, Knobby Body, or Flabby Body
	26	}
	27
10	28	\begin{document}
11	29	\openup -0.2em
12	30
13	31	\charbanner
14	32
15		\begin{m~~ulticols}{2~~}
	33	\begin{minipage}[t]{3.2in}
16	34	\leftbanner{Folk}
17	35
18	36	\begin{amove}{Halfling}
19		When you \~~textbf~~{attack with a ranged weapon}, deal +2 damage.
	37	When you \condition{attack with a ranged weapon}, deal +2 damage.
20	38	\end{amove}
21	39
22	40	\begin{amove}{Human}
23		You are a professional. When you \textbf{Spout Lore} or
24		\textbf{Discern Realities} about criminal activities, take +1.
	41	You are a professional. When you \move{Spout Lore} or
	42	\move{Discern Realities} about criminal activities, take +1.
25	43	\end{amove}
26	44
27	45	\begin{amove}{Kitt}
28		You are sneaky and daring. When you \~~textbf~~{Defy Danger} by trying to
	46	You are sneaky and daring. When you \move{Defy Danger} by trying to
29	47	remain unseen, take +1.
30	48	\end{amove}
31	49

49	67
50	68	\leftbanner{Bonds}
51	69
52		\begin{quote}
53		\textbf{V:}\enspace\hrulefill
54
55		\enspace\hrulefill
56
57		\textbf{V:}\enspace\hrulefill
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59		\enspace\hrulefill
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69		\textbf{V:}\enspace\hrulefill
70
71		\enspace\hrulefill
72		\end{quote}
73
74	70
75	71	\vfill\null
76		\~~columnbreak~~
	72	\end{minipage}
	73	\begin{minipage}[t]{4.6in}
77	74
78	75
79	76	\rightbanner{Starting Moves}
80	77
81	78	\begin{basicmove}{Trap Expert}
82		When you spend a moment to survey a dangerous area,
83		roll+DEX. \textbf{On a 10+}, hold 3. \textbf{On a 7–9}, hold
84		1. Spend your hold as you walk through the area to ask these
85		questions:
	79	When you \condition{spend a moment to survey a dangerous area}, roll
	80	+DEX. \onSuccess, hold 3. \onPartial, hold 1. Spend your hold as you
	81	walk through the area to ask these questions:
86	82
87	83	\begin{itemize}
88	84	\item Is there a trap here and if so, what activates it?

90	86	\item What else is hidden here?
91	87	\end{itemize}
92	88	\end{basicmove}
	89	\
93	90
94	91	\begin{basicmove}{Tricks of the Trade}
95		When you pick locks or pockets or disable traps,
96		roll+DEX. \textbf{On a 10+}, you do it, no problem. \textbf{On a
97		7–9}, you still do it, but the GM will offer you two options
98		between suspicion, danger, or cost.
99		\end{basicmove}
	92	When you \condition{pick locks or pockets or disable traps}, roll
	93	+DEX. \onSuccess, you do it, no problem. \onPartial, you still do
	94	it, but the GM will offer you two options between suspicion, danger,
	95	or cost.
	96	\end{basicmove}
	97	\
100	98
101	99	\begin{basicmove}{Backstab}
102		When you attack a surprised or defenseless enemy with a melee
103		weapon, you can choose to deal your damage or roll+DEX. \textbf{On a
104		~~10+}, choose two. \textbf{On a 7–9}, choose one.~~
	100	When you \condition{attack a surprised or defenseless enemy with a
	101	melee weapon}, you can choose to deal your damage or
	102	roll+DEX. \onSuccess, choose two. \onPartial, choose one.
105	103
106	104	\begin{itemize}
107	105	\item You don’t get into melee with them

112	110	\end{itemize}
113	111
114	112	\end{basicmove}
	113	\
115	114
116	115
117	116	\begin{basicmove}{Flexible Morals}
118		When someone tries to detect your alignment you can tell them any
119		alignment you like.
120		\end{basicmove}
	117	When \condition{someone tries to detect your alignment} you can tell
	118	them any alignment you like.
	119	\end{basicmove}
	120	\
121	121
122	122	\begin{basicmove}{Poisoner}
123	123	You’ve mastered the care and use of a poison. Choose a poison from

131	131	used on the blade of a weapon.
132	132
133	133	\begin{itemize}
134		\item Oil of Tagit (applied): The target falls into a light sleep
135		\item Bloodweed (touch): The target deals -1d4 damage ongoing until
136		cured
137		\item Goldenroot (applied): The target treats the next creature they
138		see as a trusted ally, until proved otherwise
139		\item Serpent’s Tears (touch): Anyone dealing damage to the target
140		~~rolls twice and takes the better result.~~
	134	\item Oil of Tagit (\itag{applied}): The target falls into a light
	135	sleep
	136	\item Bloodweed (\itag{touch}): The target deals -1d4 damage ongoing
	137	until cured
	138	\item Goldenroot (\itag{applied}): The target treats the next
	139	creature they see as a trusted ally, until proved otherwise
	140	\item Serpent’s Tears (\itag{touch}): Anyone dealing damage to the
	141	target rolls twice and takes the better result.
141	142	\end{itemize}
142	143	\end{basicmove}
143	144
144	145
145	146	\vfill\null
	147	\end{minipage}
	148
	149	\charlower
	150
	151	\clearpage
	152
	153	\gearbanner
	154
	155	\begin{multicols}{2}
	156	Your load is 9+STR. You start with dungeon rations (\uses{5},
	157	\weight{1}), leather armor (\armor{1}, \weight{1}), 3 uses of your
	158	chosen poison, and 10 coins. Choose your arms:
	159
	160	\begin{choices}
	161	\item Dagger (\itag{hand}, \weight{1}) and short sword
	162	(\itag{close}, \weight{1})
	163	\item Rapier(\itag{close}, \itag{precise}, \weight{1})
	164	\end{choices}
	165
	166	Choose a ranged weapon:
	167
	168	\begin{choices}
	169	\item 3 throwing daggers (\itag{thrown}, \itag{near}, \weight{0})
	170	\item Ragged Bow (\itag{near}, \weight{2}) and bundle of arrows
	171	(\ammo{3}, \weight{1})
	172	\end{choices}
	173
	174	Choose one:
	175
	176	\begin{choices}
	177	\item Adventuring gear (\weight{1})
	178	\item Healing potion (\weight{0})
	179	\end{choices}
	180
	181	\columnbreak
	182
	183	\
	184
146	185	\end{multicols}
147	186
148		\clearpage
149
150		\~~gearbanner~~
	187	\widebanner{Advanced Moves}
151	188
152	189	\begin{multicols}{2}
153		Your load is 9+STR. You start with dungeon rations (5 uses, 1
154		weight), leather armor (1 armor, 1 weight), 3 uses of your chosen
155		poison, and 10 coins. Choose your arms:
156
157		\begin{quote}
158		\choice Dagger (hand, 1 weight) and short sword (close, 1 weight) \\
159		\choice Rapier (close, precise, 1 weight)
160		\end{quote}
161
162		Choose a ranged weapon:
163
164		\begin{quote}
165		\choice 3 throwing daggers (thrown, near, 0 weight) \\
166		\choice Ragged Bow (near, 2 weight) and bundle of arrows (3 ammo, 1 weight)
167		\end{quote}
168
169		Choose one:
170
171		\begin{quote}
172		\choice Adventuring gear (1 weight) \\
173		\choice Healing potion (0 weight)
174		\end{quote}
175
176		\columnbreak
177
178		\
179
180		\end{multicols}
181
182		\begin{multicols}{2}
183		\leftbanner{Advanced Moves (2-5)}
184		When you \textbf{gain a level from 2--5}, choose from these moves.
	190	\firstAdvances
185	191
186	192	\begin{amove}{Cheap Shot}
187		When using a precise or hand weapon, your backstab deals an extra
188		+1d6 damage.
	193	When using a \itag{precise} or \itag{hand} weapon, your
	194	\move{Backstab} deals an extra +1d6 damage.
189	195	\end{amove}
190	196
191	197	\begin{amove}{Cautious}
192		When you use ~~trap expert you always get +1 hold, even on a 6-.~~
	198	When you use \move{Trap Expert} you always get +1 hold, even on a
	199	6-.
193	200	\end{amove}
194	201
195	202	\begin{amove}{Wealth and Taste}

199	206	\end{amove}
200	207
201	208	\begin{amove}{Shoot First}
202		You’re never caught by surprise. When an enemy would get the drop
203		on you, you get to act first instead.
	209	You’re never caught by surprise. When \condition{an enemy would
	210	get the drop on you}, you get to act first instead.
204	211	\end{amove}
205	212
206	213	\begin{amove}{Poison Master}

209	216	\end{amove}
210	217
211	218	\begin{amove}{Envenom}
212		You can apply even complex poisons with a pinprick. When you apply
213		a poison that’s not dangerous for you to use to your weapon it’s
214		~~touch instead of applied.~~
	219	You can apply even complex poisons with a pinprick. When you
	220	\condition{apply a poison that’s not dangerous for you to use to
	221	your weapon} it’s \itag{touch} instead of \itag{applied}.
215	222	\end{amove}
216	223
217	224	\begin{amove}{Brewer}

220	227	\end{amove}
221	228
222	229	\begin{amove}{Underdog}
223		When you’re ~~outnumbered~~, you have +1 armor.
	230	When you’re \condition{outnumbered}, you have +1 armor.
224	231	\end{amove}
225	232
226	233	\begin{amove}{Connections}
227		When you put out word to the criminal underbelly about something
228		you want or need, roll+CHA. \textbf{On a 10+}, someone has it,
229		just for you. \textbf{On a 7–9}, you’ll have to settle for
230		something close or it comes with strings attached, your call.
231		\end{amove}
232
233		\rightbanner{Advanced Moves (6-10)}
234
235		When you \textbf{gain a level from 6--10}, choose from these moves or
236		the level 2--5 moves.
	234	When you \condition{put out word to the criminal underbelly about
	235	something you want or need}, roll +CHA. \onSuccess, someone has
	236	it, just for you. \onPartial, you’ll have to settle for something
	237	close or it comes with strings attached, your call.
	238	\end{amove}
	239
	240	\secondAdvances
237	241
238	242	\begin{amove}{Dirty Fighter}
239		\textbf{Replaces}: Cheap Shot
240
241		When using a precise or hand weapon, your backstab deals an extra
242		+1d8 damage and all other attacks deal +1d4 damage.
	243	\textbf{Replaces}: \move{Cheap Shot}
	244
	245	When using a \itag{precise} or \itag{hand} weapon, your
	246	\move{Backstab} deals an extra +1d8 damage and all other attacks
	247	deal +1d4 damage.
243	248	\end{amove}
244	249
245	250	\begin{amove}{Extremely Cautious}
246		\textbf{Replaces}: Cautious
247
248		When you use trap expert you always get +1 hold, even on a
249		6-. \textbf{On a 12+}, you get 3 hold and the next time you come
	251	\textbf{Replaces}: \move{Cautious}
	252
	253	When you use \move{Trap Expert} you always get +1 hold, even on a
	254	6-. \onMassiveSuccess, you get 3 hold and the next time you come
250	255	near a trap the GM will immediately tell you what it does, what
251	256	triggers it, who set it, and how you can use it to your advantage.
252	257	\end{amove}
253	258
254		\vfill\null
255		\columnbreak
256
257		\rightbanner{Advanced Moves (6-10)}
258
259	259	\begin{amove}{Alchemist}
260		\textbf{Replaces}: ~~Brewer~~
	260	\textbf{Replaces}: \move{Brewer}
261	261
262	262	When you have you have time to gather materials and a safe place to
263	263	brew you can create three doses of any poison you’ve used

275	275	\end{amove}
276	276
277	277	\begin{amove}{Serious Underdog}
278		\textbf{Replaces}: Underdog
279
280		~~You have +1 armor. When you’re outnumbered, you have +2 armor~~
	278	\textbf{Replaces}: \move{Underdog}
	279
	280	You have \armor{+1}. When you’re outnumbered, you have \armor{+2}
281	281	instead.
282	282	\end{amove}
283	283
284	284	\begin{amove}{Evasion}
285		When you \~~textbf{Defy Danger~~ on a 12+}, you transcend the
	285	When you \move{Defy Danger} \textbf{on a 12+}, you transcend the
286	286	danger. You not only do what you set out to, but the GM will offer
287	287	you a better outcome, true beauty, or a moment of grace.
288	288	\end{amove}
289	289
290	290	\begin{amove}{Strong Arm, True Aim}
291		You can throw any melee weapon, using it to volley. A thrown melee
292		weapon is gone; you can never choose to reduce ammo on a 7–9.
	291	You can throw any melee weapon, using it to \move{Volley}. A thrown
	292	melee weapon is gone; you can never choose to reduce ammo on a 7–9.
293	293	\end{amove}
294	294
295	295	\begin{amove}{Escape Route}
296		When you’re in too deep and need a way out, name your escape route
297		and roll+DEX. \textbf{On a 10+}, you’re gone. \textbf{On a 7–9}, you
	296	When you’re \condition{in too deep and need a way out}, name your
	297	escape route and roll +DEX. \onSuccess, you’re gone. \onPartial, you
298	298	can stay or go, but if you go it costs you: leave something behind
299	299	or take something with you, the GM will tell you what.
300	300	\end{amove}

307	307	\end{amove}
308	308
309	309	\begin{amove}{Heist}
310		When you take time to make a plan to steal something, name the thing
311		you want to steal and ask the GM these questions. When acting on the
312		~~answers you and your allies take +1 forward.~~
	310	When you \condition{take time to make a plan to steal something},
	311	name the thing you want to steal and ask the GM these
	312	questions. When acting on the answers you and your allies take +1
	313	forward.
313	314
314	315	\begin{itemize}
315	316	\item Who will notice it’s missing?

319	320	\end{itemize}
320	321	\end{amove}
321	322
322
323	323	\vfill\null
324	324	\end{multicols}
325	325

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4	4	\begin{document}
5	5	\openup -0.2em
6	6
7		\topbanner{Travel Rules}
8
	7	\topbanner{Basic Moves}
9	8	\begin{multicols}{2}
10	9
	10	\begin{basicmove}{Hack and Slash}
	11	When you \condition{attack an enemy in melee}, roll
	12	+STR. \onSuccess, you deal your damage to the enemy and avoid their
	13	attack. At your option, you may choose to do +1d6 damage but expose
	14	yourself to the enemy’s attack. \onPartial, you deal your damage to
	15	the enemy and the enemy makes an attack against you.
	16	\end{basicmove}
	17
	18	\begin{basicmove}{Volley}
	19	When you \condition{take aim and shoot at an enemy at range}, roll
	20	+DEX. \onSuccess, you have a clear shot—deal your damage. \onPartial,
	21	choose one (whichever you choose you deal your damage):
	22	\begin{itemize}
	23	\item You have to move to get the shot placing you in danger of the
	24	GM’s choice
	25	\item You have to take what you can get: -1d6 damage
	26	\item You have to take several shots, reducing your ammo by one.
	27	\end{itemize}
	28	\end{basicmove}
	29
	30	\begin{basicmove}{Defy Danger}
	31	When you \condition{act despite an imminent threat or suffer a
	32	calamity}, say how you deal with it and roll. If you do it...
	33	\begin{itemize}
	34	\item ...by powering through, +STR
	35	\item ...by getting out of the way or acting fast, +DEX
	36	\item ...by enduring, +CON
	37	\item ...with quick thinking, +INT
	38	\item ...through mental fortitude, +WIS
	39	\item ...using charm and social grace, +CHA
	40	\end{itemize}
	41
	42	\onSuccess, you do what you set out to, the threat doesn’t come to
	43	bear. onPartial, you stumble, hesitate, or flinch: the GM will offer
	44	you a worse outcome, hard bargain, or ugly choice.
	45	\end{basicmove}
	46
	47	\begin{basicmove}{Defend}
	48	When you \condition{stand in defense of a person, item, or location
	49	under attack}, roll+CON. \onSuccess, hold 3. \onPartial, hold
	50	1. So long as you stand in defense, when you or the thing you defend
	51	is attacked you may spend hold, 1 for 1, to choose an option:
	52	\begin{itemize}
	53	\item Redirect an attack from the thing you defend to yourself
	54	\item Halve the attack’s effect or damage
	55	\item Open up the attacker to an ally giving that ally +1 forward
	56	against the attacker
	57	\item Deal damage to the attacker equal to your level
	58	\end{itemize}
	59	\end{basicmove}
	60
	61	\begin{basicmove}{Spout Lore}
	62	When you \condition{consult your accumulated knowledge about
	63	something}, roll +INT. \onSuccess, the GM will tell you something
	64	interesting and useful about the subject relevant to your
	65	situation. \onPartial, the GM will only tell you something
	66	interesting—it’s on you to make it useful. The GM might ask you “How
	67	do you know this?” Tell them the truth, now.
	68	\end{basicmove}
	69
	70	\begin{basicmove}{Discern Realities}
	71	When you \condition{closely study a situation or person}, roll
	72	+WIS. \onSuccess, ask the GM 3 questions from the list
	73	below. \onPartial, ask 1. Take +1 forward when acting on the
	74	answers.
	75	\begin{itemize}
	76	\item What happened here recently?
	77	\item What is about to happen?
	78	\item What should I be on the lookout for?
	79	\item What here is useful or valuable to me?
	80	\item Who’s really in control here?
	81	\item What here is not what it appears to be?
	82	\end{itemize}
	83	\end{basicmove}
	84
	85	\begin{basicmove}{Parley}
	86	When you \condition{have leverage on a GM character and manipulate
	87	them}, roll +CHA. Leverage is something they need or
	88	want. \onHit, they ask you for something and do it if you make them
	89	a promise first. \onPartial, they need some concrete assurance of
	90	your promise, right now.
	91	\end{basicmove}
	92
	93	\begin{basicmove}{Aid or Interfere}
	94	When you \condition{help or hinder someone you have a bond with},
	95	roll +Bond with them. \onSuccess, they take +1 or -2, your
	96	choice. \onPartial, you also expose yourself to danger, retribution,
	97	or cost.
	98	\end{basicmove}
	99
	100	\columnbreak
	101	\begin{basicmove}{Last Breath}
	102	When you’re \condition{dying}, you catch a glimpse of what lies
	103	beyond the Black Gates of Death’s Kingdom (the GM will describe
	104	it). Then roll (just roll, +nothing—yeah, Death doesn’t care how
	105	tough or cool you are). \onSuccess, you’ve cheated death—you’re in a
	106	bad spot but you’re still alive. \onPartial, Death will offer you a
	107	bargain. Take it and stabilize or refuse and pass beyond the Black
	108	Gates into whatever fate awaits you. \onMiss, your fate is
	109	sealed. You’re marked as Death’s own and you’ll cross the threshold
	110	soon. The GM will tell you when.
	111	\end{basicmove}
	112
	113
	114	\begin{basicmove}{Encumbrance}
	115	When you \condition{make a move while carrying weight up to or equal
	116	to Load}, you’re fine. When you \condition{make a move while
	117	carrying weight equal to load+1 or load+2}, you take -1. When you
	118	\condition{make a move while carrying weight greater than load+2},
	119	you have a choice: drop at least 1 weight and roll at -1, or
	120	automatically fail.
	121	\end{basicmove}
	122
	123
	124	\begin{basicmove}{Level Up}
	125	When you have downtime (hours or days) and XP equal to (or greater
	126	than) your current level + 7, subtract your current level +7 from
	127	your XP, increase your level by 1, and choose a new advanced move
	128	from your class. If you are the wizard, you also get to add a new
	129	spell to your spellbook. Choose one of your stats and increase it
	130	by 1 (this may change your modifier). Changing your Constitution
	131	increases your maximum and current HP. Ability scores can’t go
	132	higher than 18.
	133	\end{basicmove}
	134
	135
	136	\begin{basicmove}{Carouse}
	137	When you \condition{return triumphant and throw a big party}, spend
	138	100 coin and roll + extra 100s of coin spent. \onSuccess, choose
	139	3. \onPartial, choose 1. On a miss, you still choose one, but things
	140	get really out of hand.
	141	\begin{itemize}
	142	\item You befriend a useful NPC
	143	\item You hear rumors of an opportunity
	144	\item You gain useful information
	145	\item You are not entangled, ensorcelled, or tricked
	146	\end{itemize}
	147	\end{basicmove}
	148
	149
	150	\begin{basicmove}{Supply}
	151	When you \condition{go to buy something with gold on hand}, if it’s
	152	something readily available in the settlement you’re in, you can buy
	153	it at market price. If it’s something special, beyond what’s usually
	154	available here, or non-mundane, roll +CHA. \onSuccess, you find what
	155	you’re looking for at a fair price. \onPartial, you’ll have to pay
	156	more or settle for something similar.
	157	\end{basicmove}
	158
	159
	160	\begin{basicmove}{Recover}
	161	When you \condition{do nothing but rest in comfort and safety},
	162	after a day of rest you recover all your HP. After three days of
	163	rest you remove one debility of your choice. If you’re under the
	164	care of a healer (magical or otherwise) you heal a debility for
	165	every two days of rest instead.
	166	\end{basicmove}
	167
	168
	169	\begin{basicmove}{Recruit}
	170	When you \condition{put out word that you’re looking to hire help},
	171	roll. If you make it known...
	172	\begin{itemize}
	173	\item ...that your pay is generous, take +1
	174	\item ...what you’re setting out to do, take +1
	175	\item ...that they’ll get a share of whatever you find, take +1
	176	\end{itemize}
	177
	178	If you have a useful reputation around these parts take an
	179	additional +1. \onSuccess, you’ve got your pick of a number of
	180	skilled applicants, your choice who you hire, no penalty for not
	181	taking them along. \onPartial, you’ll have to settle for someone
	182	close or turn them away. \onMiss, someone influential and ill-suited
	183	declares they’d like to come along (a foolhardy youth, a
	184	loose-cannon, or a veiled enemy, for example), bring them and take
	185	the consequences or turn them away. If you turn away applicants you
	186	take -1 forward to Recruit.
	187	\end{basicmove}
	188
	189	\begin{basicmove}{Outstanding Warrants}
	190	When you \condition{return to a civilized place in which you’ve
	191	caused trouble before}, roll +CHA. \onHit, word has spread of your
	192	deeds and everyone recognizes you. \onPartial, that, and, the GM
	193	chooses a complication:
	194	\begin{itemize}
	195	\item The local constabulary has a warrant out for your arrest
	196	\item Someone has put a price on your head
	197	\item Someone important to you has been put in a bad spot as a result of your actions
	198	\end{itemize}
	199	\end{basicmove}
	200
	201	\begin{basicmove}{Bolster}
	202	When you \condition{spend your leisure time in study, meditation, or hard
	203	practice}, you gain preparation. If you prepare for a week or two, 1
	204	preparation. If you prepare for a month or longer, 3
	205	preparation. When your preparation pays off spend 1 preparation for
	206	+1 to any roll. You can only spend one preparation per roll.
	207	\end{basicmove}
	208
	209	\end{multicols}
	210
	211	\clearpage
	212
	213	\topbanner{Travel Moves}
	214
	215	\begin{multicols}{2}
	216
11	217	The rules in this section replace the standard \textit{Dungeon
12		World} moves \textbf{Undertake a Perilous Journey} and \textbf{End
13		of Session}. The moves \textbf{Undertake a Safe Journey},
14		\textbf{Undertake a Perilous Journey}, \textbf{Forage},
15		\textbf{Scout Ahead}, \textbf{Navigate}, and \textbf{Manage
16		Provisions} are inspired by the Dungeon World supplement
17		\textit{The Perilous Wilds}, modified to accomodate concrete
18		distances. The move \textbf{Bail} is inspired by Justin Alexander's
19		\textit{escape check}. The \textbf{Botanicals} referenced here are
20		~~borrowed from the role-playing game \textit{Ryuutama}.~~
	218	World} moves \move{Undertake a Perilous Journey} and \move{End of
	219	Session}.
	220
	221	% The moves \textbf{Undertake a Safe Journey},
	222	% \textbf{Undertake a Perilous Journey}, \textbf{Forage},
	223	% \textbf{Scout Ahead}, \textbf{Navigate}, and \textbf{Manage
	224	% Provisions} are inspired by the Dungeon World supplement
	225	% \textit{The Perilous Wilds}, modified to accomodate concrete
	226	% distances. The move \textbf{Bail} is inspired by Justin Alexander's
	227	% \textit{escape check}. The \textbf{Botanicals} referenced here are
	228	% borrowed from the role-playing game \textit{Ryuutama}.
21	229
22	230	\begin{basicmove}{Undertake a Safe Journey}
23		When you \~~textbf~~{travel by a safe route} through safe or dangerous
	231	When you \condition{travel by a safe route} through safe or dangerous
24	232	lands, indicate your path and destination on the map. You can
25		reliably travel 4 hexes per day during good weather, and 3 in poor
26		weather, before you need to \textbf{Make Camp} and \textbf{Manage
	233	reliably travel \hexes{4} per day during good weather, and \hexes{3} in poor
	234	weather, before you need to \move{Make Camp} and \move{Manage
27	235	Provisions}.
28	236	\end{basicmove}
29	237
30	238	\begin{basicmove}{Undertake a Perilous Journey}
31		When you \textbf{travel through dangerous land} and not on a safe
32		route, indicate the course you want to take on the map and the
33		destination you'd like to reach. Then, choose one party member to
34		\textbf{scout ahead} and another one to \textbf{navigate},
	239	When you \condition{travel through dangerous land} and not on a
	240	safe route, indicate the course you want to take on the map and
	241	the destination you'd like to reach. Then, choose one party member
	242	to \move{Scout ahead} and another one to \move{Navigate},
35	243	resolving the moves in that order.
36	244	\end{basicmove}
37	245
38	246	\begin{basicmove}{Forage}
39		When you \textbf{spend a day seeking food in the wild}, roll
40		+WIS. \textbf{On a 10+}, collect 1d4 rations and choose 2 from the
41		list below. \textbf{On a 7--9}, collect 1d4 rations and choose 1
42		from the list below.
	247	When you \condition{spend a day seeking food in the wild}, roll
	248	+WIS. \onSuccess, collect 1d4 rations and choose 2 from the list
	249	below. \onPartial, collect 1d4 rations and choose 1 from the list
	250	below.
43	251
44	252	\begin{itemize}
45	253	\item You find an extra +1d4 rations.

49	257	situation.
50	258	\end{itemize}
51	259
52		If you are foraging in a \~~textbf~~{barren} location, then reduce the
	260	If you are foraging in a \itag{barren} location, then reduce the
53	261	number of rations you find by 2.
54	262	\end{basicmove}
55	263
56	264	\begin{basicmove}{Make Camp}
57		When you \textbf{settle in to rest}, choose one member of the
58		party to \textbf{Manage Provisions}. If you're somewhere
59		dangerous, then choose someone to \textbf{Take Watch}. If you have
60		enough XP you may level up. When you wake from at least a few
61		uninterrupted hours of sleep heal damage equal to half your max
62		HP.
	265	When you \condition{settle in to rest}, choose one member of the
	266	party to \move{Manage Provisions}. If you're somewhere dangerous,
	267	then choose someone to \move{Take Watch}. If you have enough XP
	268	you may level up. When you wake from at least a few uninterrupted
	269	hours of sleep heal damage equal to half your max HP.
63	270
64	271	You usually make camp so that you can do other things, like
65	272	prepare spells or commune with your god. Or, you know, sleep

73	280	\end{basicmove}
74	281
75	282	\begin{basicmove}{Take Watch}
76		When you are \textbf{on watch and something approaches the camp},
77		roll +WIS. \textbf{On a 10+}, you notice in time to alert everyone
78		and prepare a response; all party members take +1
79		forward. \textbf{On a 7--9}, you react just a moment too late;
80		your companions in the camp are awake but haven't had time to
81		prepare. They have weapons and armor but little else. \textbf{On a
82		miss}, whatever lurks outside the campfire's light has the drop
83		on you.
	283	When you are \condition{on watch and something approaches the
	284	camp}, roll +WIS. \onSuccess, you notice in time to alert
	285	everyone and prepare a response; all party members take +1
	286	forward. \onPartial, you react just a moment too late; your
	287	companions in the camp are awake but haven't had time to
	288	prepare. They have weapons and armor but little else. \onMiss,
	289	whatever lurks outside the campfire's light has the drop on you.
84	290	\end{basicmove}
85	291
86	292	\begin{basicmove}{Scout Ahead}
87		When you \textbf{take point and look for anything out of the
88		ordinary}, roll +WIS. \textbf{On a 10+}, choose 2 from the list
89		~~below. \textbf{On a 7--9}, choose 1 from the list below.~~
	293	When you \condition{take point and look for anything out of the
	294	ordinary}, roll +WIS. \onSuccess, choose 2 from the list
	295	below. \onPartial, choose 1 from the list below.
90	296
91	297	\begin{itemize}
92	298	\item You get the drop on whatever lies ahead.

99	305	\end{basicmove}
100	306
101	307	\begin{basicmove}{Navigate}
102		When you \textbf{plot the best course through dangerous or
103		unfamiliar lands}, roll +INT. \textbf{On a 10+}, you avoid
104		dangers and distractions and make good time; travel 3
105		hexes. \textbf{On a 7-9}, choose 1 from the list below:
106
107		\begin{itemize}
108		~~\item You make poor time; travel 2 hexes instead.~~
	308	When you \condition{plot the best course through dangerous or
	309	unfamiliar lands}, roll +INT. \onSuccess, you avoid dangers and
	310	distractions and make good time; travel \hexes{3}. \onPartial,
	311	choose 1 from the list below:
	312
	313	\begin{itemize}
	314	\item You make poor time; travel \hexes{2} instead.
109	315	\item You get lost and don't end up where you intend: the GM will
110		decide where you ended up, and you'll need to \~~textbf~~{Survey} to
	316	decide where you ended up, and you'll need to \move{Survey} to
111	317	get your bearings.
112	318	\item You run into something dangerous. Better hope your scout has
113	319	the drop on it!
114	320	\end{itemize}
115	321	\end{basicmove}
	322	\columnbreak
116	323
117	324	\begin{basicmove}{Manage Provisions}
118		When you \textbf{prepare and distribute food for the party}, roll
119		+WIS. \textbf{On a 10+}, choose from the list below:
	325	When you \condition{prepare and distribute food for the party},
	326	roll +WIS. \onSuccess, choose from the list below:
120	327
121	328	\begin{itemize}
122	329	\item Careful management reduces the amount of rations consumed (ask the

126	333	+1 forward.
127	334	\end{itemize}
128	335
129		\textbf{On a 7--9}, the party consumes the expected amount of
130		rations. \textbf{On a miss}, in addition to any other mishaps or
131		misfortunes, one party member must choose to spend an extra ration
132		or go without food.
	336	\onPartial, the party consumes the expected amount of
	337	rations. \onMiss, in addition to any other mishaps or misfortunes,
	338	one party member must choose to spend an extra ration or go
	339	without food.
133	340	\end{basicmove}
134	341
135	342	\begin{basicmove}{Survey the Land}
136		When you \textbf{survey the land to find out where you are and
137		what's nearby}, roll +DEX. \textbf{On 10+}, ask the GM 3
138		questions from the list below. \textbf{On a 7--9}, ask the GM 1
139		question from the list below.
	343	When you \condition{survey the land to find out where you are and
	344	what's nearby}, roll +DEX. \onSuccess, ask the GM 3 questions
	345	from the list below. \onPartial, ask the GM 1 question from the
	346	list below.
140	347
141	348	\begin{itemize}
142	349	\item Where exactly on the map are we?

147	354	\end{itemize}
148	355
149	356	The GM will tell answer the questions honestly, and then ask you
150		how you learned these things. \textbf{On a miss}, ask 1 anyway,
151		but be prepared for the worst.
	357	how you learned these things. \onMiss, ask 1 anyway, but be
	358	prepared for the worst.
152	359	\end{basicmove}
153	360
154	361	\begin{basicmove}{Bail}
155		When ~~the session is about to end and \textbf{~~you need to get
	362	When \condition{the session is about to end and you need to get
156	363	yourself or your whole party out of a situation right goddamn
157		now}, roll +CON. \textbf{On a 10+}, you and your party make it
158		out with yourselves and your stuff intact. \textbf{On a 7--9}, you
159		~~and each member of your party must one from the list below:~~
	364	now}, roll +CON. \onSuccess, you and your party make it out with
	365	yourselves and your stuff intact. \onPartial, you and each member
	366	of your party must one from the list below:
160	367
161	368	\begin{itemize}
162	369	\item You lose a piece of equiment: tell the GM what it was and

175	382	if they agree. If they do, mark XP and write a new bond with
176	383	whomever you wish.
177	384
178		Once bonds have been updated look at your alignment. If you
179		fulfilled that alignment at least once this session, mark XP.
	385	Once bonds have been updated look at your alignment or drive. If
	386	you fulfilled that alignment at least once this session, mark XP.
180	387
181	388	Then answer these three questions as a group:
182	389

193	400	action can be chosen twice as long as it targets different hexes.
194	401
195	402	\begin{itemize}
196		\item The Empress sends a scout to a particular location on the
197		map: reveal the content of one hex.
	403	\item The Guild of Explorers sends a scout to a particular
	404	location on the map: reveal the content of one hex.
198	405	\item The Guild of Engineers constructs roads, facilitating safe
199	406	travel in one hex. Treat travel on this hex as taking a
200		\~~textbf~~{Safe Journey}.
	407	\move{Safe Journey}.
201	408	\item The Guild of Engineers builds an Outpost, facilitating safe
202		stay in one hex. You do not need to \~~textbf~~{Make Camp} on this
	409	stay in one hex. You do not need to \move{Make Camp} on this
203	410	hex, but you still consume rations as usual.
204	411	\item The Guild of Engineers builds a Keep on top of an Outpost,
205	412	leading way to a town in that hex. The Explorer's Guild in this
206	413	town will house and feed you, so you do not need to either
207		\~~textbf{Make Camp} or \textbf~~{Manage Provisions} while staying
	414	\move{Make Camp} or \move{Manage Provisions} while staying
208	415	in this hex.
209	416	\end{itemize}
210	417

219	426	\topbanner{Downtime Rules}
220	427
221	428	\begin{multicols}{2}
	429
	430	\textbf{Important note: the rules in this section are speculative
	431	and are subject to change as they are tested!}
	432
222	433	This campaign is designed around the idea that your character won't
223	434	be present at every game, and that's okay! However, just because
224	435	your character wasn't involved in an active expedition, that doesn't

247	458	which means that it's possible to fail them! You should still mark
248	459	XP on failure, and the GM will still introduce a negative
249	460	consequence of your roll. If you don't want to risk it, you can
250		always \textbf{Attend to Home}, which carries no risk but only a
251		modest reward, or \textbf{Cultivate Saplings}, which has benefits
	461	always \move{Attend to Home}, which carries no risk but only a
	462	modest reward, or \move{Cultivate Saplings}, which has benefits
252	463	going forward.
253	464
254	465	\begin{basicmove}{Attend to Home}
255		If you \~~textbf~~{spent time quietly, managing your affairs and
	466	If you \condition{spent time quietly, managing your affairs and
256	467	working around the explorer's guild}, then take 5 gold per
257	468	session since you last played.
258	469	\end{basicmove}
259	470
260	471	\begin{basicmove}{Get That Bread}
261		When you \~~textbf~~{spend time doing odd jobs in the city between
	472	When you \condition{spend time doing odd jobs in the city between
262	473	expeditions}, roll +absence and select from the following
263		list. \textbf{On a 10+}, choose 3. \textbf{on a 7--9}, choose
264		2. \textbf{On a 6-}, choose 1, but the GM will likely give you
265		another complication: maybe you agreed to an ill-considered bet,
266		are on the hook for a job, or simply have attracted some attention
267		~~that will make things hard for you in the future.~~
	474	list. \onSuccess, choose 3. \onPartial, choose 2. \onMiss, choose
	475	1, but the GM will likely give you another complication: maybe you
	476	agreed to an ill-considered bet, are on the hook for a job, or
	477	simply have attracted some attention that will make things hard
	478	for you in the future.
268	479
269	480	\begin{itemize}
270	481	\item You had a memorable experience: take 1 XP, and explain

278	489	wilderness: the GM will tell you the rumor, and you'll have to
279	490	explain where and how you heard it.
280	491	\item You met a potential travelling-partner: treat this as an
281		automatic 10+ on a /Recruit/ roll, with the first session's
282		cost paid. Explain how you met this hireling and why their
283		first cost is paid. If you want to travel with them after this
284		session, regardless of whether you take them now, you'll have
285		to pay their cost as normal.
286		\end{itemize}
287		~~\end{basicmove}~~
	492	automatic 10+ on a \move{Recruit} roll, with the first
	493	session's cost paid. Explain how you met this hireling and why
	494	their first cost is paid. If you want to travel with them
	495	after this session, regardless of whether you take them now,
	496	you'll have to pay their cost as normal.
	497	\end{itemize}
	498	\end{basicmove}
	499
	500	\columnbreak
	501	\vfill\null
288	502
289	503	\begin{basicmove}{Crafting}
290		When you \~~textbf~~{spend time in the city creating an object}, seek
	504	When you \condition{spend time in the city creating an object}, seek
291	505	the GM's approval that this is feasible, spend an amount of gold
292	506	equal to one-quarter the market price of the object in order to
293		acquire the raw materials and roll +DEX. \textbf{On a 10+}, you
294		create the object you wanted. \textbf{On a 7--9}, choose 1:
	507	acquire the raw materials and roll +DEX. \onSuccess, you
	508	create the object you wanted. \onPartial, choose 1:
295	509	\begin{itemize}
296	510	\item The object was costlier than expected: spend an extra 10
297	511	gold.
298		\item The object is of a mediocre quality: add the tag /shoddy/ to
299		the item.
300		\item The object isn't going to last: add the tag /fragile/ to the
301		item. If you created something that has uses, like a bottle of
302		~~poison, then give it one fewer use.~~
	512	\item The object is of a mediocre quality: add the tag
	513	\itag{shoddy} to the item.
	514	\item The object isn't going to last: add the tag \itag{fragile}
	515	to the item. If you created something that has uses, like a
	516	bottle of poison, then give it one fewer use.
303	517	\item The object required a favor: the GM will tell you who you
304	518	had to call on and what they expect in return.
305	519	\end{itemize}
306		\~~textbf{On a miss}~~, you fail to create the object, but you can
	520	\onMiss, you fail to create the object, but you can
307	521	learn from the attempt: take +1 forward the next time you try to
308	522	create the object in question.
309	523	\end{basicmove}
310	524
311	525	\begin{basicmove}{Nose In A Book}
312		When you spend time in research on a topic, roll +INT. On a 10+,
313		take 3 hold when dealing with that topic. On a 7--9, take 1 hold
314		instead. You can spend 1 hold to ask one of the following
315		questions; take +1 forward whenever asking on the answers
	526	When you \condition{spend time in research on a topic}, roll
	527	+INT. \onSuccess, take 3 hold when dealing with that
	528	topic. \onPartial, take 1 hold instead. You can spend 1 hold to
	529	ask one of the following questions; take +1 forward whenever
	530	asking on the answers
316	531
317	532	\begin{itemize}
318	533	\item What is valuable to me about this thing?

325	540	\end{basicmove}
326	541
327	542	\begin{basicmove}{Cultivate Saplings}
328		When you \~~textbf~~{spend time growing and cultivating a plant}, tell
	543	When you \condition{spend time growing and cultivating a plant}, tell
329	544	the GM what you'd like to grow. You can grow food crops, in which
330	545	case you can start all subsequent expeditions with access to 2d4
331	546	dungeon rations without charge. Alternately, you can choose to

334	549	1d4 of that botanical without charge. Tell the GM what you're
335	550	growing, and mark on your sheet what your garden contains.
336	551	\end{basicmove}
	552
	553	\vfill\null
337	554	\end{multicols}
338	555
339	556	\end{document}

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7	7	\newcommand{\BaseLoad}{10}
8	8	\newcommand{\Damage}{4}
9	9
	10	\newcommand{\Names}{
	11	\hangindent=0.2in
	12	Names: Kirisame, Eura, Peridot, Sabrina, Alice, Colette, Vess,
	13	Glinda, Iri, Serafina, Salem, Lynch, Kuro, Gunter, Aeson, Sable,
	14	Orestes, Murthagh, Simon
	15	}
	16
	17	\newcommand{\Look}{
	18	Hollow Eyes, Soft Eyes, or Squinty Eyes
	19
	20	Hooded Head, Pointed Hat, or Very Long Hair
	21
	22	Desiccated Body, Gorgeous Body, or Narrow Body
	23
	24	Concealing Robes, Fancy Outfit, or Plain Clothes
	25	}
	26
10	27	\begin{document}
11	28	\openup -0.2em
12	29
13	30	\charbanner
14	31
15		\begin{m~~ulticols}{2~~}
	32	\begin{minipage}[t]{3.2in}
16	33	\leftbanner{Witch's Craft}
17	34
18	35	Choose any folk, and then choose what kind of witch you are. Each
19	36	option includes an Elemental tag, which you can select when weaving a
20		~~Black Magic~~ spell.
	37	\move{Black Magic} spell.
21	38
22	39	\begin{amove}{Weather Witch}
23	40	\textit{Elemental (Electric): This spell arcs along metal, water,
24	41	and flesh, hitting anything made of those materials that touches
25		your target.} \\
26		When you \textbf{fly atop your broomstick in the open sky}, there is
	42	your target.}
	43
	44	When you \condition{fly atop your broomstick in the open sky}, there is
27	45	always cloud cover to obscure you from sight.
28	46	\end{amove}
29	47
30	48	\begin{amove}{Wicked Witch}
31		\textit{Elemental (Fire): This spell sets targets on fire.} \\
32		When you \textbf{throw a potion at someone}, the target takes all
	49	\textit{Elemental (Fire): This spell sets targets on fire.}
	50
	51	When you \condition{throw a potion at someone}, the target takes all
33	52	effects of that potion as if they had drank it.
34	53	\end{amove}
35	54
36	55	\begin{amove}{Winter Witch}
37		\textit{Elemental (Ice): This spell freezes targets in place.} \\
	56	\textit{Elemental (Ice): This spell freezes targets in place.}
	57
38	58	You are immune to the bite of frost and wind, and can share this
39	59	protection with anyone you touch. When you have time and safety, you
40	60	can create a one-room structure out of ice.

62	82
63	83
64	84	\vfill\null
65		\columnbreak
66
	85	\end{minipage}
	86	\begin{minipage}[t]{4.6in}
67	87
68	88	\rightbanner{Starting Moves}
69	89
70	90	\begin{basicmove}{Black Magic (INT)}
71		When you weave a spell to inflict pain, choose two tags from the
72		list and roll +INT. If you do not pick any Range tags, the Range
73		defaults to Hand. \textbf{On a hit}, deal 1d8 damage, plus all
74		effects of the added tags. \textbf{On a 7-9}, also choose one:
	91	When you \condition{weave a spell to inflict pain}, choose two tags
	92	from the list and roll +INT. If you do not pick any Range tags, the
	93	Range defaults to \itag{hand}. \textbf{On a hit}, deal 1d8 damage,
	94	plus all effects of the added tags. \textbf{On a 7-9}, also choose
	95	one:
75	96	\begin{itemize}
76	97	\item You draw unwanted attention or put someone in a spot
77	98	\item The GM removes a non-range tag of their choice, and you deal

79	100	\item The spell drains your energy. You take -1 ongoing to INT until
80	101	you have a few minutes to clear your head
81	102	\end{itemize}
82		\textit{Tags: Reach, Near, Debilitating (half damage), Forceful,
83		Piercing 2.}
	103
	104	\textit{Tags: \itag{reach}, \itag{near}, \itag{debilitating (half
	105	damage)}, \itag{forceful}, \ntag{2}{piercing}.}
84	106	\end{basicmove}
85	107
86	108	\begin{basicmove}{Broomstick (DEX)}
87	109	You can fly atop any broomstick you get your hands on, although some
88	110	brooms behave better than others. You can fly with one passenger and
89	111	for up to one day at a time---more than that, and your broom gets
90		upset. When you \~~textbf~~{fly atop your broomstick}, either a great
	112	upset. When you \condition{fly atop your broomstick}, either a great
91	113	distance or somewhere out of reach, tell us where you're going and
92		roll +DEX. \textbf{On a 10+}, you get where you need to be, but
93		choose one. \textbf{On a 7-9}, you'll get there, but choose two:
	114	roll +DEX. \onSuccess, you get where you need to be, but choose
	115	one. \onPartial, you'll get there, but choose two:
94	116	\begin{itemize}
95	117	\item A threat is waiting for you when you get there
96	118	\item The broom misbehaves, and it takes a while to get where you want

101	123	\end{basicmove}
102	124
103	125	\begin{basicmove}{Cauldron's Brew and Potion's Bubble}
104		When you have some downtime, you can brew up a potion - describe
105		what it does. Brewed potions are 1-weight per 3 doses, and you get
106		~~3 doses per brew. Potion effects are always possible, but the GM~~
	126	When you have some downtime, you can brew up a potion---describe
	127	what it does. Brewed potions are \weight{1} per 3 doses, and you
	128	get 3 doses per brew. Potion effects are always possible, but the GM
107	129	will give you one to four of the following conditions:
108	130	\begin{itemize}
109		\item Supplies are short - you only get 1 dose of your potion
	131	\item Supplies are short---you only get 1 dose of your potion
110	132	\item The potion's effects are delayed, and won't take effect until
111	133	a short while after drinking
112		\item The potion's effects fade quickly - the imbiber will need to
	134	\item The potion's effects fade quickly---the imbiber will need to
113	135	hurry to get use out of it
114	136	\item The potion has strange and unwanted side effects
115	137	\item The potion is volatile, and will explode if dropped or treated
116	138	roughly
117		\item The potion smells and tastes horrible - the imbiber takes -1
	139	\item The potion smells and tastes horrible---the imbiber takes -1
118	140	forward
119	141	\item You're missing an ingredient and will need to acquire it to
120	142	finish the brew

122	144	\end{basicmove}
123	145
124	146	\begin{basicmove}{Little Witch's Academia}
125		When you \textbf{use a Bag of Books}, you can take +1 to any roll,
126		not just Spout Lore. When you do, explain what sort of magical help
127		~~the book provides.~~
	147	When you \condition{use a Bag of Books}, you can take +1 to any
	148	roll, not just \move{Spout Lore}. When you do, explain what sort of
	149	magical help the book provides.
128	150	\end{basicmove}
129	151
130	152
131	153	\vfill\null
	154	\end{minipage}
	155
	156	\charlower
	157
	158	\clearpage
	159
	160	\gearbanner
	161
	162	\begin{multicols}{2}
	163
	164	\yourLoad{10}. You start with dungeon rations (\uses{5},
	165	\weight{1}), your broomstick (\itag{close}, \weight{1}), a cauldron
	166	(\weight{1}), and a bag of books (\uses{5}, \weight{2}). Every three
	167	potions you carry equals \weight{1}. Choose two:
	168
	169	\begin{choices}
	170	\item Three healing potions (heal 10 HP or 1 debility)
	171	\item Three charm potions (makes the imbiber trust the next person they see)
	172	\item Three exploding potions (\itag{near}, \itag{thrown},
	173	\itag{dangerous}, deal 1d10 damage instead of class damage)
	174	\end{choices}
	175
	176	\columnbreak
	177
	178	Choose one:
	179	\begin{choices}
	180	\item Ritual dagger (\itag{hand}, \weight{1}) and antitoxin
	181	\item Enchanted robes (\armor{1}, \weight{1})
	182	\item Runed bow (\itag{near}, \weight{2}) with quiver (\ammo{3},
	183	\weight{1})
	184	\end{choices}
	185
	186	\vfill\null
	187
132	188	\end{multicols}
133	189
134		\clearpage
135
136		\gearbanner
	190
	191	\widebanner{Advanced Moves}
137	192
138	193	\begin{multicols}{2}
139
140		Your Load is 10+STR. You start with dungeon rations (5 uses, 1 weight), your broomstick
141		(close, 1 weight), a cauldron (1 weight), and a bag of books (5 uses, 2 weight). Every
142		three potions you carry equals 1 weight. Choose two:
143		\begin{quote}
144		\choice Three healing potions (heal 10 HP or 1 debility) \\
145		\choice Three charm potions (makes the imbiber trust the next person they see) \\
146		\choice Three exploding potions (near, thrown, dangerous, deal 1d10
147		damage instead of class damage)
148		\end{quote}
149
150
151		\columnbreak
152
153		Choose one:
154		\begin{quote}
155		\choice Ritual dagger (hand, 1 weight) and antitoxin \\
156		\choice Enchanted robes (1 armor, 1 weight) \\
157		\choice Runed bow (near, 2 weight) with quiver (3 ammo, 1 weight)
158		\end{quote}
159
160
161		\vfill\null
162
163		\end{multicols}
164
165
166		\widebanner{Advanced Moves}
167
168		\begin{multicols}{2}
169		When you \textbf{gain a level from 2--5}, choose from these moves.
	194	\firstAdvances
170	195
171	196	\begin{amove}{Battle Mage}
172		Selecting a Range tag for your Black Magic does not count as one of your
173		tag choices. Add the following tags to the Black Magic list: Close, Area,
174		+1d4 damage.
	197	Selecting a Range tag for your Black Magic does not count as one of
	198	your tag choices. Add the following tags to the Black Magic list:
	199	\itag{close}, \itag{area}, \ntag{+1d4}{damage}.
175	200	\end{amove}
176	201
177	202	\begin{amove}{Broom Mastery}
178		When you roll a 12+ on the Broomstick move, the flight is free of danger
179		and you get there unexpectedly quickly. Choose nothing from the list.
	203	When you roll a 12+ on the \move{Broomstick} move, the flight is
	204	free of danger and you get there unexpectedly quickly. Choose
	205	nothing from the list.
180	206	\end{amove}
181	207
182	208	\begin{amove}{Customized Broomstick}
183		\textbf{Requires}: Broomstick
184
185		You have a personal, specialized, and indestructible broomstick, unique to
186		you and only you. When someone else uses your broomstick, it is just an
187		ordinary broom, with none of the special features it has in your hands.
188
189		\textbf{Choose one or two from the list to describe your broomstick}:
190		\begin{quote}
191		\textit{Old-Fashioned, Extravagant, Polished, Blood-stained, Simple,
192		Runed}
193		\end{quote}
194
195		\textbf{Choose three of the following traits for your broom:}
196		\begin{multicols}{2}
197		• \textit{+1d4 damage} \\
198		• \textit{+1 Armor while you are using it} \\
199		• \textit{Precise and Reach} \\
200		• \textit{Elemental (Fire)} \\
201		• \textit{Elemental (Ice)} \\
202		• \textit{Elemental (Electric)} \\
203		• \textit{Thrown (Near, Far)} \\
204		\end{multicols}
	209	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Broomstick}
	210
	211	You have a personal, specialized, and indestructible broomstick,
	212	unique to you and only you. When someone else uses your broomstick,
	213	it is just an ordinary broom, with none of the special features it
	214	has in your hands.
	215
	216	\textbf{Choose one or two from the list to describe your broomstick}:
	217	\begin{quote}
	218	\textit{Old-Fashioned, Extravagant, Polished, Blood-stained,
	219	Simple, Runed}
	220	\end{quote}
	221
	222	\textbf{Choose three of the following traits for your broom:}
	223	\begin{multicols}{2}
	224	• \ntag{+1d4}{damage} \\
	225	• \ntag{+1}{armor} while you are using it \\
	226	• \itag{precise} and \itag{reach} \\
	227	• \itag{elemental (fire)} \\
	228	• \itag{elemental (ice)} \\
	229	• \itag{elemental (electric)} \\
	230	• \itag{thrown} (\itag{near}, \itag{far}) \\
	231	\end{multicols}
205	232	\end{amove}
206	233
207	234	\begin{amove}{Dragon Meteo (DEX)}
208		When you ride your broomstick into an enemy, roll +DEX. \textbf{On a
209		10+}, deal your damage with the Forceful tag, and escape before
210		~~they can do anything about it. \textbf{On a 7-9}, they were ready~~
	235	When you \condition{ride your broomstick into an enemy}, roll
	236	+DEX. \onSuccess, deal your damage with the Forceful tag, and escape
	237	before they can do anything about it. \onPartial, they were ready
211	238	for you. Deal your damage with the Forceful tag, then choose one:
212		\begin{quote}
213		• You have to leap off your broom before impact, losing your
214		broom \\
215		• You take an attack on your way past
216		\~~end{quot~~e}
	239	\begin{itemize}
	240	\item You have to leap off your broom before impact, losing your
	241	broom
	242	\item You take an attack on your way past
	243	\end{itemize}
217	244	\end{amove}
218	245
219	246

225	252
226	253
227	254	\begin{amove}{Magical Library}
228		When you Make Camp while you have less than 4 uses left in your Bag
229		of Books, regain 2 uses of your Bag of Books.
	255	When you \move{Make Camp} while you have less than 4 uses left in
	256	your Bag of Books, regain 2 uses of your Bag of Books.
230	257	\end{amove}
231	258
232	259
233	260	\begin{amove}{Toil and Trouble}
234		When you make the ~~Outstanding Warrants~~ move, you may have the
	261	When you make the \move{Outstanding Warrants} move, you may have the
235	262	results of your roll apply to one of the other players instead of
236	263	yourself.
237	264	\end{amove}
238	265
239	266
240	267	\begin{amove}{Token of Love}
241		When you enchant an item with your love and commitment and then give
242		it to someone, that person will believe you to be their most trusted
243		and steadfast friend as long as they wear it. You can only have one
244		such charm at a time, and it breaks if you ever directly harm the
245		~~wearer.~~
	268	When you \condition{enchant an item with your love and commitment
	269	and then give it to someone}, that person will believe you to be
	270	their most trusted and steadfast friend as long as they wear it. You
	271	can only have one such charm at a time, and it breaks if you ever
	272	directly harm the wearer.
246	273	\end{amove}
247	274
248	275
249	276	\begin{amove}{Witchcraft (INT)}
250	277	Choose a single element or type of object, such as fire, dolls,
251	278	shadows, bones, or snow. You gain magical control over objects of
252		that type or element. When you magically manipulate an object or
253		element you have control over, describe what you're doing and roll
254		+INT. \textbf{On a 10+}, your spell works, but choose
255		one. \textbf{On a 7-9}, it works, but choose two:
	279	that type or element. When you \condition{magically manipulate an
	280	object or element you have control over}, describe what you're
	281	doing and roll +INT. \onSuccess, your spell works, but choose
	282	one. \onPartial, it works, but choose two:
256	283	\begin{itemize}
257	284	\item You bring the manipulated object to life---it is
258	285	now an NPC

266	293	\columnbreak
267	294	\begin{amove}{Witch's Familiar}
268	295	You have a small animal companion, such as a rat, cat, bat, owl, or
269		raven. Your familiar is capable of speaking. When you shut out your
	296	raven. Your familiar is capable of speaking. When you shut out your
270	297	own senses and concentrate on the bond you share with your familiar,
271	298	you can sense what they sense and speak through them.
272	299	\end{amove}
273	300
274	301
275	302	\begin{amove}{Witch's Grasp}
276		When you hold out your hand expectantly, an unattended object of
277		your choice within Near range will come flying to your hand. You can
278		use this move to call your broomstick from any distance, though it
279		may take a while.
280		\end{amove}
281
282		When you \textbf{gain a level from 6--10}, choose from these moves or
283		the level 2--5 moves.
	303	When you \condition{hold out your hand expectantly}, an unattended
	304	object of your choice within \itag{near} range will come flying to
	305	your hand. You can use this move to call your broomstick from any
	306	distance, though it may take a while.
	307	\end{amove}
	308
	309	\secondAdvances
284	310
285	311	\begin{amove}{Forbidden Magic (INT)}
286		When you weave a dark spell of terror, roll +INT. \textbf{On a 10+},
287		hold 3. \textbf{On a 7-9}, hold 1 and the GM holds 1. Spend 1-hold
288		to do one of the following:
289		\begin{quote}
290		• A single group becomes terrified and will do anything to get
291		away from you \\
292		• A single person is petrified with fear and cannot move
293		\end{quote}
	312	When you \condition{weave a dark spell of terror}, roll
	313	+INT. \onSuccess, hold 3. \onPartial, hold 1 and the GM holds
	314	1. Spend 1-hold to do one of the following:
	315	\begin{itemize}
	316	\item A single group becomes terrified and will do anything to get
	317	away from you
	318	\item A single person is petrified with fear and cannot move
	319	\end{itemize}
294	320	\end{amove}
295	321
296	322	\begin{amove}{Magical Initiate}

301	327
302	328
303	329	\begin{amove}{Perfecting the Craft}
304		\textbf{Requires}: ~~Witchcraft~~
	330	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Witchcraft}
305	331
306	332	Choose another object or element you can manipulate using
307	333	Witchcraft.

309	335
310	336
311	337	\begin{amove}{Potions Master}
312		When you use Cauldron's Brew and Potion's Bubble, after the GM gives
313		you the potion's conditions, you may veto one of them.
	338	When you use \move{Cauldron's Brew and Potion's Bubble}, after the
	339	GM gives you the potion's conditions, you may veto one of them.
314	340	\end{amove}
315	341
316	342
317	343	\begin{amove}{Stitched Together}
318		When you sew up a dying or recently dead body and breathe some magic
319		into it, they return to life, whether they like it or not. You gain
320		~~leverage over them, and they count as both living and undead.~~
	344	When you \condition{sew up a dying or recently dead body and breathe
	345	some magic into it}, they return to life, whether they like it or
	346	not. You gain leverage over them, and they count as both living and
	347	undead.
321	348	\end{amove}
322	349
323	350
324	351	\begin{amove}{Sweep the Floor}
325		\textbf{Requires}: Customized Broomstick
326
	352	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Customized Broomstick}
	353
327	354	Gain two more options from the Customized Broomstick list. You can
328	355	choose an option you already have for a second time, and the bonus
329	356	stacks.

331	358
332	359
333	360	\begin{amove}{Turn You Into a Newt (INT)}
334		When you \textbf{cast a spell to transfigure an enemy into a more
335		harmless form}, roll +INT. \textbf{On a hit}, you did it! They'll
336		turn back after fulfilling a condition you tell them, or at sunrise
337		if you don't give one. \textbf{On a 7-9}, the spell wasn't quite as
338		~~effective as you'd like. The GM chooses one:~~
	361	When you \condition{cast a spell to transfigure an enemy into a more
	362	harmless form}, roll +INT. \onHit, you did it! They'll turn back
	363	after fulfilling a condition you tell them, or at sunrise if you
	364	don't give one. \onPartial, the spell wasn't quite as effective as
	365	you'd like. The GM chooses one:
339	366	\begin{itemize}
340	367	\item Their new form doesn't hinder them as much as you'd hoped
341	368	\item The transformation will only last for as long as you concentrate
342		\item The spell backfires - you transform into the same thing they do
	369	\item The spell backfires---you transform into the same thing they do
343	370	\end{itemize}
344	371	\end{amove}
345	372
346	373
347	374	\begin{amove}{War Mage}
348		\textbf{Requires}: Battle Mage
349
350		When you use Black Magic, choose three tags instead of two. Add the
351		following tags to the Black Magic list: Far, Messy (+1d8 damage),
352		~~Ignores Armor.~~
	375	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Battle Mage}
	376
	377	When you use \move{Black Magic}, choose three tags instead of
	378	two. Add the following tags to the \move{Black Magic} list:
	379	\itag{far}, \itag{messy} (+1d8 damage), \itag{ignores armor}.
353	380	\end{amove}
354	381
355	382
356	383	\begin{amove}{Witch's Mastery}
357		\textbf{Requires}: Witchcraft
358
359		When you roll a 12+ on Witchcraft, your spell defies expectations,
360		helping above and beyond what you intended. Choose nothing from the
361		~~list.~~
	384	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Witchcraft}
	385
	386	When you roll a 12+ on \move{Witchcraft}, your spell defies
	387	expectations, helping above and beyond what you intended. Choose
	388	nothing from the list.
362	389	\end{amove}
363	390
364	391

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6	6	\newcommand{\BaseHP}{4}
7	7	\newcommand{\BaseLoad}{7}
8	8	\newcommand{\Damage}{4}
	9	\newcommand{\Names}{
	10	Elf: Galadiir, Fenfaril, Lilliastre, Phirosalle, Enkirash, Halwyr
	11
	12	Human: Avon, Morgan, Rath, Ysolde, Ovid, Vitus, Aldara, Xeno, Uri
	13
	14	Rihamm: Ulsadas, Elqon, Quramis, Ebraqedin, Rus, Yusarë, Aldomm,
	15	Ubreden
	16	}
	17
	18	\newcommand{\Look}{
	19	Haunted Eyes, Sharp Eyes, or Crazy Eyes
	20
	21	Styled Hair, Wild Hair, or Pointed Hat
	22
	23	Worn Robes, Stylish Robes, or Strange Robes
	24
	25	Pudgy Body, Creepy Body, or Thin Body
	26	}
9	27
10	28	\begin{document}
11	29	\openup -0.2em
12	30
13	31	\charbanner
14	32
15		\begin{m~~ulticols}{2~~}
	33	\begin{minipage}[t]{3.2in}
16	34	\leftbanner{Folk}
17	35
18	36	\begin{amove}{Elf}
19		Magic is as natural as breath to you. \~~textbf~~{Detect Magic} is a
	37	Magic is as natural as breath to you. \spell{Detect Magic} is a
20	38	cantrip for you.
21	39	\end{amove}
22	40

26	44	\end{amove}
27	45
28	46	\begin{amove}{Rihamm}
29		You understand others deeply. \~~textbf~~{Charm Person} is a cantrip for
	47	You understand others deeply. \spell{Charm Person} is a cantrip for
30	48	you.
31	49	\end{amove}
32	50

50	68
51	69	\leftbanner{Bonds}
52	70
53		\begin{quote}
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	71
	72	\vfill\null
	73	\end{minipage}
	74	\begin{minipage}[t]{4.6in}
78	75
79	76
80	77	\rightbanner{Starting Moves}

86	83	add a new spell of your level or lower to your spellbook. You
87	84	spellbook is 1 weight.
88	85	\end{basicmove}
	86	\
89	87
90	88	\begin{basicmove}{Prepare Spells}
91		When you spend uninterrupted time (an hour or so) in quiet
92		contemplation of your spellbook, you:
	89	When you \condition{spend uninterrupted time (an hour or so) in
	90	quiet contemplation of your spellbook}, you:
93	91
94	92	\begin{itemize}
95	93	\item Lose any spells you already have prepared

98	96	\item Prepare your cantrips which never count against your limit.
99	97	\end{itemize}
100	98	\end{basicmove}
	99	\
101	100
102	101	\begin{basicmove}{Cast a Spell (INT)}
103		When you release a spell you’ve prepared, roll+INT. \textbf{On a
104		10+}, the spell is successfully cast and you do not forget the
105		spell—you may cast it again later. \textbf{On a 7-9}, the spell is
106		cast, but choose one:
	102	When you \condition{release a spell you’ve prepared},
	103	roll+INT. \onSuccess, the spell is successfully cast and you do not
	104	forget the spell—you may cast it again later. \onPartial, the spell
	105	is cast, but choose one:
107	106
108	107	\begin{itemize}
109	108	\item You draw unwelcome attention or put yourself in a spot. The GM

118	117	Note that maintaining spells with ongoing effects will sometimes
119	118	cause a penalty to your roll to cast a spell.
120	119	\end{basicmove}
	120	\
121	121
122	122	\begin{basicmove}{Spell Defense}
123	123	You may end any ongoing spell immediately and use the energy of its
124	124	dissipation to deflect an oncoming attack. The spell ends and you
125	125	subtract its level from the damage done to you.
126	126	\end{basicmove}
	127	\
127	128
128	129	\begin{basicmove}{Ritual}
129		When you draw on a place of power to create a magical effect, tell
130		the GM what you’re trying to achieve. Ritual effects are always
131		possible, but the GM will give you one to four of the following
132		conditions:
	130	When you \condition{draw on a place of power to create a magical
	131	effect}, tell the GM what you’re trying to achieve. Ritual effects
	132	are always possible, but the GM will give you one to four of the
	133	following conditions:
133	134
134	135	\begin{itemize}
135	136	\item It’s going to take days/weeks/months.

138	139	\item It will require a lot of money
139	140	\item The best you can do is a lesser version, unreliable and limited
140	141	\item You and your allies will risk danger from .
141		\item You’ll have to disenchant \~~_\_\_\_\_~~ to do it.
	142	\item You’ll have to disenchant \blank to do it.
142	143	\end{itemize}
143	144	\end{basicmove}
144	145
145	146
146	147	\vfill\null
147		\end{m~~ulticols~~}
	148	\end{minipage}
	149	\charlower
148	150
149	151	\clearpage
150	152

152	154
153	155	\begin{multicols}{2}
154	156
155		Your load is 7+STR. You start with your spellbook (1 weight) and
156		dungeon rations (5 uses, 1 weight). Choose your defenses:
157
158		\begin{quote}
159		\choice Leather armor (1 armor, 1 weight) \\
160		\choice Bag of books (5 uses, 2 weight) and 3 healing potions
161		\end{quote}
162
	157	Your load is 7+STR. You start with your spellbook (\weight{1}) and
	158	dungeon rations (\uses{5}, \weight{1}). Choose your defenses:
	159
	160	\begin{choices}
	161	\item Leather armor (\armor{1}, \weight{1})
	162	\item Bag of books (\uses{5}, \weight{2}) and 3 healing potions
	163	\end{choices}
163	164
164	165	Choose your weapon:
165	166
166		\begin{quote}
167		\choice Dagger (hand, 1 weight) \\
168		\choice Staff (close, two-handed, 1 weight)
169		\end{quote}
	167	\begin{choices}
	168	\item Dagger (\itag{hand}, \weight{1})
	169	\item Staff (\itag{close}, \itag{two-handed}, \weight{1})
	170	\end{choices}
170	171
171	172	Choose one:
172	173
173		\begin{quote}
174		\choice Healing potion (0 weight) \\
175		\choice 3 antitoxins (0 weight)
176		\end{quote}
	174	\begin{choices}
	175	\item Healing potion (\weight{0})
	176	\item 3 antitoxins (\weight{0})
	177	\end{choices}
177	178
178	179	\columnbreak
179	180

181	182
182	183	\end{multicols}
183	184
184		\begin{multicols}{2}
185		\leftbanner{Advanced Moves (2-5)}
186		When you \textbf{gain a level from 2--5}, choose from these moves.
	185	\widebanner{Advanced Moves}
	186
	187	\begin{multicols}{2}
	188	\firstAdvances
187	189
188	190	\begin{amove}{Prodigy}
189	191	Choose a spell. You prepare that spell as if it were one level

191	193	\end{amove}
192	194
193	195	\begin{amove}{Empowered Magic}
194		When you cast a spell, on a 10+ you have the option of choosing from
195		the 7-9 list. If you do, you may choose one of these as well:
	196	When you \move{Cast a Spell}, on a 10+ you have the option of
	197	choosing from the 7-9 list. If you do, you may choose one of these
	198	as well:
196	199
197	200	\begin{itemize}
198	201	\item The spell’s effects are maximized

202	205
203	206
204	207	\begin{amove}{Fount of Knowledge}
205		When you spout lore about something no one else has any clue about,
206		take +1.
	208	When you \move{Spout Lore} about something no one else has any clue
	209	about, take +1.
207	210	\end{amove}
208	211
209	212	\begin{amove}{Know-It-All}
210		When another player’s character comes to you for advice and you tell
211		them what you think is best, they get +1 forward when following your
212		~~advice and you mark experience if they do.~~
	213	When \condition{another player’s character comes to you for advice
	214	and you tell them what you think is best}, they get +1 forward
	215	when following your advice and you mark experience if they do.
213	216	\end{amove}
214	217
215	218	\begin{amove}{Expanded Spellbook}

217	220	\end{amove}
218	221
219	222	\begin{amove}{Enchanter}
220		When you have time and safety with a magic item you may ask the GM
221		what it does, the GM will answer you truthfully.
	223	When you \condition{have time and safety with a magic item} you may
	224	ask the GM what it does, the GM will answer you truthfully.
222	225	\end{amove}
223	226
224	227	\begin{amove}{Logical}
225		When you use strict deduction to analyze your surroundings, you can
226		discern realities with INT instead of WIS.
	228	When you \condition{use strict deduction to analyze your
	229	surroundings}, you can discern realities with INT instead of WIS.
227	230	\end{amove}
228	231
229	232	\begin{amove}{Arcane Ward}
230	233	As long as you have at least one prepared spell of first level or
231		higher, you have ~~+2 armor~~.
	234	higher, you have \armor{+2}.
232	235	\end{amove}
233	236
234	237	\begin{amove}{Counterspell}
235		When you attempt to counter an arcane spell that will otherwise
236		affect you, stake one of your prepared spells on the defense and
237		roll+Int. \textbf{On a 10+}, the spell is countered and has no
238		effect on you. \textbf{On a 7-9}, the spell is countered and you
239		forget the spell you staked. Your counterspell protects only you; if
240		the countered spell has other targets they get its effects.
	238	When you \condition{attempt to counter an arcane spell that will
	239	otherwise affect you}, stake one of your prepared spells on the
	240	defense and roll +INT. \onSuccess, the spell is countered and has no
	241	effect on you. \onPartial, the spell is countered and you forget the
	242	spell you staked. Your counterspell protects only you; if the
	243	countered spell has other targets they get its effects.
241	244	\end{amove}
242	245
243	246	\begin{amove}{Quick Study}
244		When you see the effects of an arcane spell, ask the GM the name of
245		the spell and its effects. You take +1 when acting on the answers.
	247	When you \condition{see the effects of an arcane spell}, ask the GM
	248	the name of the spell and its effects. You take +1 when acting on
	249	the answers.
246	250	\end{amove}
247	251
248	252
249	253	\vfill\null
250	254	\columnbreak
251	255
252		\rightbanner{Advanced Moves (6-10)}
253
254		When you \textbf{gain a level from 6--10}, choose from these moves or
255		the level 2--5 moves.
	256	\secondAdvances
256	257
257	258	\begin{amove}{Master}
258		\textbf{Requires}: ~~Prodigy~~
	259	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Prodigy}
259	260
260	261	Choose one spell in addition to the one you picked for prodigy. You
261	262	prepare that spell as if it were one level lower.
262	263	\end{amove}
263	264
264	265	\begin{amove}{Greater Empowered Magic}
265		\textbf{Replaces}: Empowered Magic
266
267		~~When you cast a spell, on a 10-11 you have the option of choosing~~
	266	\textbf{Replaces}: \move{Empowered Magic}
	267
	268	When you \move{Cast a Spell}, \textbf{on a 10-11}, you have the option of choosing
268	269	from the 7-9 list. If you do, you may choose one of these effects as
269		well. ~~On a 12+~~ you get to choose one of these effects for free:
	270	well. \onMassiveSuccess, you get to choose one of these effects for free:
270	271
271	272	\begin{itemize}
272	273	\item The spell’s effects are doubled

275	276	\end{amove}
276	277
277	278	\begin{amove}{Enchanter’s Soul}
278		\textbf{Requires}: Enchanter
279
280		When you have time and safety with a magic item in a place of power
281		you can empower that item so that the next time you use it its
282		~~effects are amplified, the GM will tell you exactly how.~~
	279	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Enchanter}
	280
	281	When you \condition{have time and safety with a magic item in a
	282	place of power} you can empower that item so that the next time
	283	you use it its effects are amplified, the GM will tell you exactly
	284	how.
283	285	\end{amove}
284	286
285	287	\begin{amove}{Highly Logical}
286		\textbf{Replaces}: Logical
287
288		When you use strict deduction to analyze your surroundings, you can
289		discern realities with Int instead of Wis. On a 12+ you get to ask
290		~~the GM any three questions, not limited by the list.~~
	288	\textbf{Replaces}: \move{Logical}
	289
	290	When you \condition{use strict deduction to analyze your
	291	surroundings}, you can discern realities with INT instead of
	292	WIS. \onMassiveSuccess, you get to ask the GM any three questions,
	293	not limited by the list.
291	294	\end{amove}
292	295
293	296	\begin{amove}{Arcane Armor}
294		\textbf{Replaces}: ~~Arcane Ward~~
	297	\textbf{Replaces}: \move{Arcane Ward}
295	298
296	299	As long as you have at least one prepared spell of first level or
297		higher, you have ~~+4 armor~~.
	300	higher, you have \armor{+4}.
298	301	\end{amove}
299	302
300	303	\begin{amove}{Protective Counter}
301		\textbf{Requires}: Counterspell
302
303		When an ally within sight of you is affected by an arcane spell, you
304		can counter it as if it affected you. If the spell affects multiple
305		~~allies you must counter for each ally separately.~~
	304	\textbf{Requires}: \move{Counterspell}
	305
	306	When \condition{an ally within sight of you is affected by an arcane
	307	spell}, you can counter it as if it affected you. If the spell
	308	affects multiple allies you must counter for each ally separately.
306	309	\end{amove}
307	310
308	311	\begin{amove}{Ethereal Tether}
309		When you have time with a willing or helpless subject you can craft
310		an ethereal tether with them. You perceive what they perceive and
311		can discern realities about someone tethered to you or their
312		surroundings no matter the distance. Someone willingly tethered to
313		you can communicate with you over the tether as if you were in the
314		room with them.
	312	When you \condition{have time with a willing or helpless subject}
	313	you can craft an ethereal tether with them. You perceive what they
	314	perceive and can discern realities about someone tethered to you or
	315	their surroundings no matter the distance. Someone willingly
	316	tethered to you can communicate with you over the tether as if you
	317	were in the room with them.
315	318	\end{amove}
316	319
317	320	\begin{amove}{Mystical Puppet Strings}
318		When you use magic to control a person’s actions they have no memory
319		of what you had them do and bear you no ill will.
	321	When you \condition{use magic to control a person’s actions} they
	322	have no memory of what you had them do and bear you no ill will.
320	323	\end{amove}
321	324
322	325	\begin{amove}{Spell Augmentation}
323		When you deal damage to a creature you can shunt a spell’s energy
324		into them—end one of your ongoing spells and add the spell’s level
325		~~to the damage dealt.~~
	326	When you \condition{deal damage to a creature} you can shunt a
	327	spell’s energy into them—end one of your ongoing spells and add the
	328	spell’s level to the damage dealt.
326	329	\end{amove}
327	330
328	331	\begin{amove}{Self-Powered}
329		When you have time, arcane materials, and a safe space, you can
330		create your own place of power. Describe to the GM what kind of
331		~~power it is and how you’re binding it to this place, the GM will~~
	332	When you \condition{have time, arcane materials, and a safe space},
	333	you can create your own place of power. Describe to the GM what kind
	334	of power it is and how you’re binding it to this place, the GM will
332	335	tell you one kind of creature that will have an interest in your
333	336	workings.
334	337	\end{amove}

336	339
337	340	\vfill\null
338	341	\end{multicols}
	342	\clearpage
	343
	344
	345	\topbanner{Wizard Spells}
	346
	347	\
	348
	349
	350	\widebanner{Cantrips}
	351	\begin{multicols}{2}
	352
	353	\begin{quote}
	354	You prepare all of your cantrips every time you prepare spells
	355	without having to select them or count them toward your allotment
	356	of spells.
	357	\end{quote}
	358
	359	\begin{aspell}{Light}{}
	360	An item you touch glows with arcane light, about as bright as a
	361	torch. It gives off no heat or sound and requires no fuel, but it
	362	is otherwise like a mundane torch. You have complete control of
	363	the color of the flame. The spell lasts as long as it is in your
	364	presence.
	365	\end{aspell}
	366
	367	\vfill\null
	368	\columnbreak
	369
	370	\begin{aspell}{Unseen Servant}{}
	371	You conjure a simple invisible construct that can do nothing but
	372	carry items. It has Load 3 and carries anything you hand to it. It
	373	cannot pick up items on its own and can only carry those you give
	374	to it. Items carried by an unseen servant appear to float in the
	375	air a few paces behind you. An unseen servant that takes damage or
	376	leaves your presence is immediately dispelled, dropping any items
	377	it carried.
	378	\end{aspell}
	379
	380	\begin{aspell}{Prestidigitation}{}
	381	You perform minor tricks of true magic. If you touch an item as
	382	part of the casting you can make cosmetic changes to it: clean it,
	383	soil it, cool it, warm it, flavor it, or change its color. If you
	384	cast the spell without touching an item you can instead create
	385	minor illusions no bigger than yourself. Prestidigitation
	386	illusions are crude and clearly illusions—they won’t fool anyone,
	387	but they might entertain them.
	388	\end{aspell}
	389
	390	\vfill\null
	391	\end{multicols}
	392
	393	\widebanner{First Level Spells}
	394	\begin{multicols}{2}
	395
	396	\begin{aspell}{Contact Spirits}{Summoning}
	397	Name the spirit you wish to contact (or leave it to the GM). You
	398	pull that creature through the planes, just close enough to speak
	399	to you. It is bound to answer any one question you ask to the best
	400	of its ability.
	401	\end{aspell}
	402
	403	\begin{aspell}{Detect Magic}{Divination}
	404	One of your senses is briefly attuned to magic. The GM will tell
	405	you what here is magical.
	406	\end{aspell}
	407
	408	\begin{aspell}{Telepathy}{Divination Ongoing}
	409	You form a telepathic bond with a single person you touch,
	410	enabling you to converse with that person through your
	411	thoughts. You can only have one telepathic bond at a time.
	412	\end{aspell}
	413
	414	\vfill\null
	415	\columnbreak
	416
	417	\begin{aspell}{Charm Person}{Enchantment Ongoing}
	418	The person (not beast or monster) you touch while casting this spell
	419	counts you as a friend until they take damage or you prove
	420	otherwise.
	421	\end{aspell}
	422
	423	\begin{aspell}{Invisibility}{Illusion Ongoing}
	424	Touch an ally: nobody can see them. They’re invisible! The spell
	425	persists until the target attacks or you dismiss the effect. While
	426	the spell is ongoing you can’t cast a spell.
	427	\end{aspell}
	428
	429	\begin{aspell}{Magic Missile}{Evocation}
	430	Projectiles of pure magic spring from your fingers. Deal 2d4 damage
	431	to one target.
	432	\end{aspell}
	433
	434	\begin{aspell}{Alarm}{}
	435	Walk a wide circle as you cast this spell. Until you prepare spells
	436	again your magic will alert you if a creature crosses that
	437	circle. Even if you are asleep, the spell will shake you from your
	438	slumber.
	439	\end{aspell}
	440
	441
	442	\vfill\null
	443	\end{multicols}
	444
	445	\widebanner{Third Level Spells}
	446	\begin{multicols}{2}
	447
	448	\begin{aspell}{Dispel Magic}{}
	449	Choose a spell or magic effect in your presence: this spell rips
	450	it apart. Lesser spells are ended, powerful magic is just reduced
	451	or dampened so long as you are nearby.
	452	\end{aspell}
	453
	454	\begin{aspell}{Visions Through Time}{Divination}
	455	Cast this spell and gaze into a reflective surface to see into the
	456	depths of time. The GM will reveal the details of a grim portent
	457	to you—a bleak event that will come to pass without your
	458	intervention. They’ll tell you something useful about how you can
	459	interfere with the grim portent’s dark outcomes. Rare is the
	460	portent that claims “You’ll live happily ever after.” Sorry.
	461	\end{aspell}
	462
	463	\begin{aspell}{Fireball}{Evocation}
	464	You evoke a mighty ball of flame that envelops your target and
	465	everyone nearby, inflicting 2d6 damage which ignores armor.
	466	\end{aspell}
	467
	468	\vfill\null
	469	\columnbreak
	470
	471	\begin{aspell}{Mimic}{Ongoing}
	472	You take the form of someone you touch while casting this
	473	spell. Your physical characteristics match theirs exactly but your
	474	behavior may not. This change persists until you take damage or
	475	choose to return to your own form. While this spell is ongoing you
	476	lose access to all your wizard moves.
	477	\end{aspell}
	478
	479	\begin{aspell}{Mirror Image}{Illusion}
	480	You create an illusory image of yourself. When you are attacked,
	481	roll a d6. On a 4, 5, or 6 the attack hits the illusion instead,
	482	the image then dissipates and the spell ends.
	483	\end{aspell}
	484
	485	\begin{aspell}{Sleep}{Enchantment}
	486	1d4 enemies you can see of the GM’s choice fall asleep. Only
	487	creatures capable of sleeping are affected. They awake as normal:
	488	loud noises, jolts, pain.
	489	\end{aspell}
	490
	491	\vfill\null
	492	\end{multicols}
	493
	494	\clearpage
	495
	496	\topbanner{Wizard Spells}
	497
	498	\widebanner{Fifth Level Spells}
	499	\begin{multicols}{2}
	500
	501	\begin{aspell}{Cage}{Evocation Ongoing}
	502	The target is held in a cage of magical force. Nothing can get in
	503	or out of the cage. The cage remains until you cast another spell
	504	or dismiss it. While the spell is ongoing, the caged creature can
	505	hear your thoughts and you cannot leave sight of the cage.
	506	\end{aspell}
	507
	508	\begin{aspell}{Contact Other Plane}{Divination}
	509	You send a request to another plane. Specify who or what you’d
	510	like to contact by location, type of creature, name, or title. You
	511	open a two-way communication with that creature. Your
	512	communication can be cut off at any time by you or the creature
	513	you contacted.
	514	\end{aspell}
	515
	516	\begin{aspell}{Polymorph}{Enchantment}
	517	Your touch reshapes a creature entirely, they stay in the form you
	518	craft until you cast a spell. Describe the new shape you craft,
	519	including any stat changes, significant adaptations, or major
	520	weaknesses. The GM will then tell you one or more of these:
	521	\begin{itemize}
	522	\item The form will be unstable and temporary
	523	\item The creature’s mind will be altered as well
	524	\item The form has an unintended benefit or weakness
	525	\end{itemize}
	526	\end{aspell}
	527
	528	\vfill\null
	529	\columnbreak
	530
	531	\begin{aspell}{Summon Monster}{Summoning Ongoing}
	532	A monster appears and aids you as best it can. Treat it as your
	533	character, but with access to only the basic moves. It has +1
	534	modifier for all stats, 1 HP, and uses your damage dice. The
	535	monster also gets your choice of 1d6 of these traits:
	536	\begin{itemize}
	537	\item It has +2 instead of +1 to one stat
	538	\item It’s not reckless
	539	\item It does 1d8 damage
	540	\item Its bond to your plane is strong: +2 HP for each level you have
	541	\item It has some useful adaptation
	542	\end{itemize}
	543
	544	The GM will tell you the type of monster you get based on the
	545	traits you select. The creature remains on this plane until it
	546	dies or you dismiss it. While the spell is ongoing you take -1 to
	547	cast a spell.
	548	\end{aspell}
	549
	550
	551	\vfill\null
	552	\end{multicols}
	553
	554	\widebanner{Seventh Level Spells}
	555	\begin{multicols}{2}
	556
	557	\begin{aspell}{Dominate}{Enchantment Ongoing}
	558	Your touch pushes your mind into someone else’s. You gain 1d4
	559	hold. Spend one hold to make the target take one of these actions:
	560	\begin{itemize}
	561	\item Speak a few words of your choice
	562	\item Give you something they hold
	563	\item Make a concerted attack on a target of your choice
	564	\item Truthfully answer one question
	565	\end{itemize}
	566
	567	If you run out of hold the spell ends. If the target takes damage
	568	you lose 1 hold. While the spell is ongoing you cannot cast a
	569	spell.
	570	\end{aspell}
	571
	572	\begin{aspell}{True Seeing}{Divination Ongoing}
	573	You see all things as they truly are. This effect persists until
	574	you tell a lie or dismiss the spell. While this spell is ongoing
	575	you take -1 to cast a spell.
	576	\end{aspell}
	577
	578
	579	\begin{aspell}{Shadow Walk}{Illusion}
	580	The shadows you target with this spell become a portal for you and
	581	your allies. Name a location, describing it with a number of
	582	words up to your level. Stepping through the portal deposits you
	583	and any allies present when you cast the spell at the location you
	584	described. The portal may only be used once by each ally.
	585	\end{aspell}
	586
	587	\vfill\null
	588	\columnbreak
	589
	590	\begin{aspell}{Contingency}{Evocation}
	591	Choose a 5th level or lower spell you know. Describe a trigger
	592	condition using a number of words equal to your level. The chosen
	593	spell is held until you choose to unleash it or the trigger
	594	condition is met, whichever happens first. You don’t have to roll
	595	for the held spell, it just takes effect. You may only have a
	596	single contingent spell held at a time; if you cast Contingency
	597	while you have a held spell, the new held spell replaces the old
	598	one.
	599	\end{aspell}
	600
	601	\begin{aspell}{Cloudkill}{Summoning Ongoing}
	602	A cloud of fog drifts into this realm from beyond the Black Gates
	603	of Death, filling the immediate area. Whenever a creature in the
	604	area takes damage it takes an additional, separate 1d6 damage
	605	which ignores armor. This spell persists so long as you can see
	606	the affected area, or until you dismiss it.
	607	\end{aspell}
	608
	609	\vfill\null
	610	\end{multicols}
	611
	612	\widebanner{Ninth Level Spells}
	613	\begin{multicols}{2}
	614
	615	\begin{aspell}{Antipathy}{Enchantment Ongoing}
	616	Choose a target and describe a type of creature or an
	617	alignment. Creatures of the specified type or alignment cannot
	618	come within sight of the target. If a creature of the specified
	619	type does find itself within sight of the target, it immediately
	620	flees. This effect continues until you leave the target’s presence
	621	or you dismiss the spell. While the spell is ongoing you take -1
	622	to cast a spell.
	623	\end{aspell}
	624
	625	\begin{aspell}{Alert}{Divination}
	626	Describe an event. The GM will tell you when that event occurs, no
	627	matter where you are or how far away the event is. If you choose,
	628	you can view the location of the event as though you were there in
	629	person. You can only have one Alert active at a time.
	630	\end{aspell}
	631
	632	\vfill\null
	633	\columnbreak
	634
	635	\begin{aspell}{Soul Gem}{}
	636	You trap the soul of a dying creature within a gem. The trapped
	637	creature is aware of its imprisonment but can still be manipulated
	638	through spells, parley, and other effects. All moves against the
	639	trapped creature are at +1. You can free the soul at any time but
	640	it can never be recaptured once freed.
	641	\end{aspell}
	642
	643	\begin{aspell}{Shelter}{Evocation Ongoing}
	644	You create a structure out of pure magical power. It can be as
	645	large as a castle or as small as a hut, but is impervious to all
	646	non-magical damage. The structure endures until you leave it or
	647	you end the spell.
	648	\end{aspell}
	649
	650	\begin{aspell}{Perfect Summons}{Summoning}
	651	You teleport a creature to your presence. Name a creature or give
	652	a short description of a type of creature. If you named a
	653	creature, that creature appears before you. If you described a
	654	type of creature, a creature of that type appears before you.
	655	\end{aspell}
	656
	657	\vfill\null
	658	\end{multicols}
339	659
340	660	\end{document}