DAMAGE - 2/4 If your opponent played a Power Blow last turn, this attack does an additional point of damage.

DAMAGE - 2/4 If your opponent played a Power Blow last turn, this attack does an additional point of damage.

Choose one: - DRAW: Draw three cards from the bottom of your Endurance. - You may make multiple Power Blows this turn.

If your first attack this turn is played hidden, it does an additional point of damage.

If your first attack this turn is played hidden, it does an additional point of damage.

If you successfully defend an attack during your turn, gain an additional Attack Opportunity. After resolving all attacks, immediately place any attacks you successfully defended in their owner's Discard Pile.

Play in conjunction with a Basic Block. Choose one additional adjacent grid for that defense to cover.

Play in conjunction with an Attack. This card satisfies any Cost(s) required to play that Attack and this card.

You may reduce the size of your Hard Exertions for Power Blows or Power Blocks by up to five cards. You must announce the size prior to performing the Exertion.

DAMAGE - 2 This attack can only be played if you have Crane Style in play. This attack does one damage. This attack cannot be a Power Blow. You may play this attack even if you are Disarmed. If this attack is successful, your opponent must discard all Special Cards from their hand.

DAMAGE - 2 This attack can only be played if you have Crane Style in play. This attack does one damage. This attack cannot be a Power Blow. You may play this attack even if you are Disarmed. If this attack is successful, your opponent cannot draw any cards for the remainder of their turn.

Play in conjunction with a dodge. That defense can avoid attacks that cannot be dodged. Your attacks titled Crane Attack can be played hidden this turn.

DAMAGE - 0 This attach does 0 damage. This attach does an additional point of damage for each defense your opponent played during their last turn. "Where've you been for two thousand years, Silas? Living in a cave?" -- Caspian / Revelations 6:8

DAMAGE - 2 If you are Michael Moore, you may nullify any effect your opponent controls that would add a cost to playing this card. If you are Quentin Barnes, you may play this as an additional attack.

Choose a grid. This defense can be a Power Block without an Exertion.

You lose one less Ability when you Exhaust. This effect is cumulative.

RESTRICTION: Players cannot play cards from Capture Sources as if from their Hand or from the Capture Source directly.

DISCARD: Once per turn, if an effect requires you to discard a defense(s) from your Hand; you may instead randomly discard the defense(s) from your opponent's Hand.

REVEAL: During your May Do / Must Do Phase you may Reveal the top card of your Endurance. You may choose to place that card on the bottom of your Endurance.

Choose one grid. If this block defends an attack that was from an Exertion, or as if from an Exertion, you may attack to areas you blocked this turn. "I'm sorry, I'm not so generous." -- Katherine GRIDS: -X-XXX-X- OR X-X-X-X-X

DAMAGE - 2 You may only include this card in your deck if you are using two Weapon of Choice.

If this defense is found in a Hard Exertion for a defense, you may add an additional grid square for each Illusion found in the Hard Exertion (Max. 3). If you do, you cannot use any other effects that would add a grid square(s) to this defense.

If your opponent played a Power Blow during their last turn, your first attack on your next turn may not be Dodged. "Crude and slow clansman, your attack was no better then that of a clumsy child." -- Ramirez / Highlander the Gathering

COST: If you are Bartholomew, and you do not use your Persona Power during your turn, your opponent must make a three card Hard Exertion to use the Upside of their Weapon of Choice(s) during their next turn.

If you are forced to discard cards from your hand, you may discard them from the top of your Endurance instead.

If you are forced to discard cards from the top of your Endurance, you may discard them from your hand instead.

DAMAGE - 2/4 This attack may be a Power Blow with a 0-card Hard Exertion.

CAPTURE: If your opponent plays or puts a Special Card into play, they must place the top card of their Endurance under this card. If this card is removed from play, all captured cards go to their owner's Discard Pile.

CAPTURE: Anytime your opponent plays an Edge card, they must take the top card of their Endurance and place it beneath this card. If this card leaves play, all cards under it go to their owner’s Discard Pile.

CAPTURE: During your May Do/Must Do Phase, you may Capture the top card of your opponent's Endurance for each Special Card and/or Illusion they played or put into play last turn. The Captured cards are kept face down beneath your Persona. If your opponent exhausts, all Captured cards beneath your Persona are placed to the bottom of their owner's Endurance.

Crysta Van Pelt was born in New York in 1954. She served in the U.S. Army for many years until she met the charismatic Andre Korda. He brought her into his underworld which even led to her mortal death in 1990. He taught her about the game and her immortality and she has stayed with him ever since as a bodyguard and lover. You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Crysta Van Pelt Persona. You begin the game with +1 Ability. Your Generic Master Cards and Persona Specific Master Cards for the Persona you are playing as cannot be countered or removed from the game by your opponent.

Rebecca Horne placed the shards of an ancient crystal believed to be the Methuselah's Stone in the care of her many students. The powers of these crystals are legendary. When brought together are said to make an immortal invincible. This shard was owned by Henri Valjean until Luther took his head. ERATO: This card does not count towards your Pre-Game Deck construction limit and you may include up to nine cards titled Crystal in your Pre-Game. During deck construction, you may substitute one Basic Attack with any other non-Special Attack or one Basic Block with any other Defense.

Rebecca Horne placed the shards of an ancient crystal believed to be the Methuselah's Stone in the care of her many students. The powers of these crystals are legendary. When brought together are said to make an immortal invincible. This shard was owned by Henri Valjean until Luther took his head. ERATO: This card does not count towards your Pre-Game Deck construction limit and you may include up to nine cards titled Crystal in your Pre-Game. During deck construction, you may substitute one Basic Attack with any other non-Special Attack or one Basic Block with any other Defense.

Rebecca Horne placed the shards of an ancient crystal believed to be the Methuselah's Stone in the care of her many students. The powers of these crystals are legendary. When brought together are said to make an immortal invincible. EUTERPE: This card does not count towards your Pre-Game Deck construction limit. During deck construction, you may substitute one Basic Attack with any other non-Special Attack or one Basic Block with any other Defense.

Rebecca Horne placed the shards of an ancient crystal believed to be the Methuselah's Stone in the care of her many students. The powers of these crystals are legendary. When brought together are said to make an immortal invincible. This shard was owned by Amanda, and was the final piece needed by Luther to complete the Methuselah's Stone. EUTERPE: This card does not count towards your Pre-Game Deck construction limit and you may include up to nine cards titled Crystal in your Pre-Game. During deck construction, you may substitute one Basic Attack with any other non-Special Attack or one Basic Block with any other Defense.

Rebecca Horne placed the shards of an ancient crystal believed to be the Methuselah's Stone in the care of her many students. The powers of these crystals are legendary. When brought together are said to make an immortal invincible. This shard was owned by Amanda, and was the final piece needed by Luther to complete the Methuselah's Stone. EUTERPE: This card does not count towards your Pre-Game Deck construction limit and you may include up to nine cards titled Crystal in your Pre-Game. During deck construction, you may substitute one Basic Attack with any other non-Special Attack or one Basic Block with any other Defense.

Rebecca Horne placed the shards of an ancient crystal believed to be the Methuselah's Stone in the care of her many students. The powers of these crystals are legendary. When brought together are said to make an immortal invincible. This shard was owned by an unrecorded student of Rebecca Horne. This is the crystal shard that was found on the bridge by Amanda after the rest fell in to the river below. MELPOMENE: This card does not count towards your Pre-Game Deck construction limit and you may include up to nine cards titled Crystal in your Pre-Game. During deck construction, you may substitute one Basic Attack with any other non-Special Attack or one Basic Block with any other Defense.

Rebecca Horne placed the shards of an ancient crystal believed to be the Methuselah's Stone in the care of her many students. The powers of those crystals are legendary. When brought together are said to make an immortal invincible. This shard was owned by an unrecorded student of Rebecca Horne. This is the crystal shard that was found on the bridge by Amanda after the rest fell in to the river below. MELPOMENE: This card does not count towards your Pre-Game Deck construction limit and you may include up to nine cards titled Crystal in your Pre-Game. During deck construction, you may substitute one Basic Attack with any other non-Special Attack or one Basic Block with any other Defense.

Three of the Methusalah Stone crystals were lost to antiquity when Rebecca Horne died. She was the only living person who knew the whereabouts of all the crystals. This crystal was given to Aganesthes of Tiryns by his teacher Methusalah. When Aganesthes gave the Methusalah Stone to Rebecca, he kept his crystal for himself as a keepsake. When he died, the stone was believed lost forever, but Rebecca did not know that it was found by another immortal and kept save. Polyhymnia: This card does not count towards your Pre-Game Deck construction limit and you may include up to nine cards titled Crystal in your Pre-Game. During deck construction, you may substitute one Basic Attack with any other non-Special Attack or one Basic Block with any other Defense.

Three of the Methusalah Stone crystals were lost to antiquity when Rebecca Horne died. She was the only living person who knew the whereabouts of all the crystals. This crystal was given to Aganesthes of Tiryns by his teacher Methusalah. When Aganesthes gave the Methusalah Stone to Rebecca, he kept his crystal for himself as a keepsake. When he died, the stone was believed lost forever, but Rebecca did not know that it was found by another immortal and kept safe. Polyhymnia: This card does not count towards your Pre-Game Deck construction limit and you may include up to nine cards titled Crystal in your Pre-Game. During deck construction, you may substitute one Basic Attack with any other non-Special Attack or one Basic Block with any other Defense.

Rebecca Horne placed the shards of an ancient crystal believed to be the Methuselah’s Stone in the care of her many students. The powers of these crystals are legendary. When brought together are said to make an immortal invincible. TERPISHORE: This card does not count towards your Pre-Game deck construction limit. During deck construction, you may substitute one Basic Attack with any other Non-Special Attack or one Basic Block with any other defense.