You may make an additional Hard Exertion during your turn.

Victor was burn in 1542, and was one of three adopted sons to a wealthy family. Living the luxurious life became boring to Victor and he began his life of burglaries and becoming a master of disguise. Unfortunately, it caught up with him in 1580, when he was executed for robbing a church. Kanwulf the Viking found him, taught him of his immortality, and became his first teacher. Since then Victor has maintained an untraceable life as a great thief. Play in conjunction with the Victor Hansen Persona. You begin the game with +1 Ability. Your Master cards cannot be countered or removed from the game by your opponent.

Play during your May Do / Must Do Phase. When using your Persona ability this turn, you may make a Soft Exertion instead of discarding cards from your Hand. Treat each Attribute found in the Soft Exertion as if they were discarded from your Hand.

You may only include this card in your deck if you are using the English Longsword Weapon of Choice. When using two Weapons of Choice, you may have up to two Hilts in play at a time. Whenever you discard an Evade to use your Persona Power, you may choose to place that Evade on top of your Endurance, instead of in your Discard.

DAMAGE - 1 Choose a grid. If you made an Exertion last turn, this attack cannot be dodged. "You hit hard. Not as hard as I can."

DAMAGE - 2 If this attack is unsuccessful, you may return it to your hand during your Sweep Phase. "Some people say you are a man of honor?" -- Duncan MacLeod / Highlander: Endgame

Experiment: You may only play this card if you have Virus: Study in play. When this card enters play, neither player may play Persona Specific cards until the end of your next turn.

Released: You may only play this card if you have Virus: Study and Experiment in play. Discard all cards titled Virus in play.

Study: When this card enters play, players cannot use their Persona Power and their Persona Powers are ignored until the end of your next turn.

DAMAGE - 2 If this attack is played from a Hard Exertion for an attack, you may put one Wound found in that Exertion into play as an Un-Inflicted Wound if you did not have an Un-Inflicted Wound in play before making the Exertion.

SPECIAL ATTACK - 2 If this attack is successful, it remains in play as an inflicted Wound. WOUND: DURATION (2] YOUR TURN This card cannot be put into play as an Un-inflicted Wound. DISCARD: If inflicted, randomly Discard an attack from your opponent's Hand at the beginning of your turn.

RANGED ATTACK - 1 If this attack is successful, it remains in play as an inflicted Wound. WOUND: DURATION (2] OPP TURN This card cannot be put into play as an Un-inflicted Wound. Once inflicted, your opponent gains no benefits from Objects they have in play.

DAMAGE: 1 If this attack is declared unsuccessful, you may play an Illusion from your Hand next turn as if it were from a Hard Exertion.

All your Standing Defenses now have the following Trigger Effect. TRIGGER - RETRIEVE: Search your Endurance for one Attack and put it in your hand or on top of your Endurance.

Play in conjunction with a Special Card that is played before your Attack Phase. You may play an additional Event this turn. You may only play or put into play a total of two Special Cards the turn you play or put into play Waiting to Strike. Skip your Attack Phase.

A Wakizashi, meaning side inserted, is a Japanese short sword used as a backup weapon and for close quarters fighting. Wakizashi are designed to be used one handed and feature blades between 12 and 24 inches. Longer Wakizashi are called O-Wakizashi. You may play this with another one-Handed Weapon of Choice. UPSIDE If you use this with another Wakizashi, you can attack to areas you just blocked if your last block was a Basic Block or your first attack is a Basic Attack. One Basic Block you play per turn that does not cover more than 6 grids can block multiple attacks your opponent has in play, even if they have an effect preventing blocks from defending multiple attacks. DOWNSIDE Your Power Blocks cannot defend multiple attacks.

The use of the wakizashi is the first written about from the sixteenth century onwards. Originally, the term "wakizashi" was used to mean any sword worn on the side of the main sword. Later, the term was used to denote the group of swords which were shorter than the main sword of the samurai, and as a result, "wakizashi" acquired the meaning of the side sword, because a side sword was shorter than the main sword by its nature. You may play this Weapon of Choice with another One-Handed Weapon of Choice. You may play Special Attacks from an Exertion. You may not play Power Blows unless they are a Head Shot.

The use of the wakizashi is first written about from the sixteenth century onwards. Originally, the term "wakizashi" was used to mean any sword worn on the side of the main sword. Later, the term was used to denote the group of swords which were shorter than the main sword of the samurai, and as a result, "wakizashi" acquired the meaning of the side sword, because a side sword was shorter than the main sword by its nature. You may play this Weapon of Choice with another One-Handed Weapon of Choice. You may play Special Attacks from an Exertion. You may not play Power Blows unless they are a Head Shot.

Choose one: - Take control of one Ally your opponent has in play. - Your blocks can defend non-Ranged Attacks that cannot be blocked.

If you do not play a Special Card, you may exchange a card in your Hand with a card you own under a Capture effect that your opponent controls.

Walter Graham was born in England in 1158 and lived as a troubadour. He was killed by bandits in 1199 and was taken in by fellow actor and immortal Marcus Korolus. The two had acting in common, but Walter was not very talented, but had an excellent eye for talent. Over the years, he assisted Shakespear and others talented in the theater. Walter was trained as a theatrical fencer, and makes up for his shortcomings with his wit. Play in conjunction with the Walter Graham Persona. You begin the game with +1 Ability. Your Master cards cannot be countered or removed from the game by your opponent.

You may begin the game with one Persona Specific Mortal Ally in play. Once per turn, you may increase one Burn effect you control targeting your opponent by one for each Ally you have in play to a maximum of three.

Born in Salzburg, Austria in 1542, he became Immortal in the year 1579, when he was killed in a duel over a bad debt. He was mentored by the Immortal, Albert Munte. A ruthless businessman, Reinhardt only cares about himself, viewing women as interchangeable and using anyone and everyone around him to achieve his goals. You begin the game with +1 Ability. Your Master Cards cannot be countered or removed from the Game by your opponent.

Once per turn, you may make a Hard Exertion to return one Location, Object, Plot or Situation your opponent controls to their hand. "We were meant for battle, men like us. In an age of warlords, we were kings." -- Silas / Revelations 6:8

You may include and use non-Reserved / non-Signature Silas specific cards in your deck. You may include and use one Reserved or Signature Silas specific card for each Master you are allowed. You and your opponent cannot use cards titled Silas. You may include and use Silas cards titled "The Face of War" and "War's Hand". Once per turn, you may place the remaining cards from a Hard Exertion on the bottom of your Endurance.

The war axe, a weapon with origins in the Stone Age, has a long history as both a tool and a weapon of combat. From its early use as a stone implement to its evolution with metals like bronze and iron, the axe has been a mainstay on the European and Middle Eastern battlefields, influencing the development of other polearms. You may not use this as a one-handed Weapon of Choice regardless of effect. UPSIDE: If your opponent Power Blocks your War Axe specific Power Blows, they take 1 Residual Damage. Your Power Blows do an additional point of damage. DOWNSIDE: Your Hard Exertions are increased by two cards.

The axe is one of the oldest weapons of man. The first axe dates back almost 35,000 years. The earliest modern axes came about during the ninth century and were often decorated with carvings. Naval crews used axes as boarding weapons until such a tactic became obsolete. Your Power Blows do an additional point of damage. Your Hard Exertions are increased by two.

Caleb Cole's Custom War Axe The axe is one of the oldest weapons of man. The first axe dates back almost 35,000 years. The earliest modern axes came about during the 9th Century and were often adorned with carvings. Caleb favors his axe, but is proficient in many weapons should the need arise. UPSIDE: Your Power Blows do an additional point of damage. Once per turn, you may make a 0-card Hard Exertion for a Power Blow or Power Block. DOWNSIDE: Your Hard Exertions are increased by two.

The axe is one of the oldest weapons of man. The first axe dates back almost 35,000 years. The earliest modern axes came about during the ninth century and were often decorated with carvings. Naval crews used axes as boarding weapons until such a tactic became obsolete. Your Power Blows do an additional point of damage. Your Hard Exertions are increased by two.

The axe is one of the oldest weapons of man. The first axe dates back almost 35,000 years. The earliest modern axes came about during the ninth century and were often decorated with carvings. Naval crews used axes as boarding weapons until such a tactic became obsolete. You must be Silas to use this Weapon of Choice. Your Power Blows do an additional point of damage. Your Hard Exertions are increased by two. This does not count towards your Pre-Game limit.

Your opponent must make a Hard Exertion to play an Ally. "Death to the MacLeods!!!!" -- Murdock / Highlander the Gathering

Your opponent must make a Hard Exertion to play an Ally. "Death to the MacLeods!!!!" -- Murdock / Highlander the Gathering

Your opponent must make a Hard Exertion to play an Ally.

You may ignore any In-Game Discard effects your opponent controls targeting defenses in your Hand. You may ignore any Cost effect your opponent has in play that would force you to discard a defense to play a defense from your Hand. You may not be made Prone. If War Horse leaves play, you lose 1 Ability.

When you play this card, you may put any number of Locations from your hand under it. Once per turn, you may take one Location from under this card and put it into play. If your opponent removes this card from play, you may put one Location from under it into play.

You may play an additional attack this turn for each Power Blow you played last turn. When this card is Swept from play, remove it from the Game.

You may only include this card in your deck if you are using the War Axe Weapon of Choice. When making a Hard Exertion, you may take one card found in the Exertion to your hand.

You may only include this card in your deck if you are using the English Longsword Weapon of Choice. Whenever your opponent plays a Defense from an Exertion, they lose one Ability.

Your opponent may not play or put Locations into play. "You got balls, but no brains." -- Cannibal / The Search for Vengeance

If you only play one Kanzashi specific attack during your turn, up to three Basic Attacks you play during your turn lose their text and damage values and gain the text and damage values of the Kanzashi Specific attack.

Choose one grid square for this block to cover. You may play this card from your Discard Pile as if from your Hand. If you do, you may choose an additional grid square. If you play this card from your Discard Pile, remove it from the Game when it is Swept from play.