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. Luther took the head of its longtime owner, along with taking the crystal. CLIO: 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.

When making an Attribute Check, add one [E] to the result.

Rebecca Horne placed the shards of an ancient crystal believed to be the Methuselah's Stone in the care of her may students. The powers of these crystals are legendary. When brought together are said to make an immortal invincible. ERATO: 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. MELPOMENE: 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.

The Methusalah Stone is shrouded in mystery. Legend claims that the immortal who possesses it will increase his power 10 fold. The Stone came into the possession of Rebecca, who split it into separate shards and distributed it among her students. Luther killed his former teacher in a bid to gain its power, but ultimately fell to Duncan MacLeod. The Watchers knew where Luther had hidden the Stone and tried to use it to their advantage, but were ultimately thwarted by Duncan and Methos, the Stone lost forever in the process. You may use this card if you have a Pre-Game Crystal in play. You may, up to three additional times, substitute a non-special attack for a required Basic Attack, or a defense for a required Basic Block.

When making an Attribute Check, add one [R] to the result.

When making an Attribute Check, add one [S] to the result.

When making an Attribute Check, add one [T] to the result.

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.

This crystal was given to Graham Ashe by Aganesthes of Tiryns. Graham usually kept this crystal on him at all times, believing it brought him good luck. The day Graham lost his head to Haresh Clay, he had left his crystal at the inn he and Duncan MacLeod were staying. When Duncan returned to the inn to collect their things, the crystal was gone. An immortal had been keeping an eye on the crystals and had already stolen it. Thalia: This card does not count towards your Pre-Game Deck construction limit and you may include up to nine card 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.

You must be using the Swiss Sabre to play or put this card in to play. If you Burn a Master card from your Endurance, place it in your Hand instead of your Discard Pile.

DAMAGE - 1 Choose a grid. If you made a Soft Exertion this turn, this attack cannot be blocked. "You cheated again, Axel." -- Duncan MacLeod GRIDS: ML or MR

You may discard this card after your opponent made a Soft Exertion Attribute Check. Ignore the effects of that check and your opponent must immediately retry that check.

You may add one additional adjacent grid to one Attack or Block you play from an Exertion this turn.

Play in conjunction with a Basic Attack. It is now a Power Blow.

Play in conjunction with a Block. It is now a Power Block.

DAMAGE - 2/4 You may add one additional adjacent upper grid square for this attack to cover if you used a Reveal effect this turn. If you are using the Felice Martins Persona, this attack may still be made a Head Shot if it only covers upper and middle grids regardless of other effects.

You may only include this card in your deck if you are using the Two-Handed Broadsword Weapon of Choice. When making a Power Blow, you may make an additional three card Hard-Exertion. If you do and your opponent dodges that attack you may remove one Location, Object, Plot, or Situation from play.

You may only include this card in your deck if you are using the Two-Handed Broadsword Weapon of Choice. When making a Power Blow, you may make an additional three card Hard-Exertion. If you do and your opponent dodges that attack you may remove one Location, Object, Plot, or Situation from play.

DAMAGE - 2 Choose one grid. If your last defense was a Riposte, you may play this attack to areas you just blocked. GRIDS: -X-X----- OR -X---X---

The Cutlass is best known as the sailor’s weapon of choice, the naval side arm, likely because it was robust enough to hack through heavy ropes, canvas, and wood. It was also short enough to use in relatively close quarters, such as during boarding actions, in the rigging, or below decks. You may nullify any effects in play by your opponent that would prevent or restrict you from playing attacks. If you do not play more than one attack during your turn, you may not draw any cards during your Draw/Discard Phase that turn.

The Cutlass is best known as the sailor's weapon of choice, the naval side arm, likely because it was robust enough to hack through heavy ropes, canvas, and wood. It was also short enough to use in relatively close quarters, such as during boarding actions, in the rigging, or below decks. UPSIDE: You may nullify any effects in play by your opponent that would prevent or restrict you from playing attacks. DOWNSIDE: If you do not play more than one attack during your turn, you may not draw any cards during your Draw / Discard Phase that turn.

The Cutlass is best known as the sailor’s weapon of choice, the naval side arm, likely because it was robust enough to hack through heavy ropes, canvas, and wood. It was also short enough to use in relatively close quarters, such as during boarding actions, in the rigging, or below decks. You must be Caspian to use this Weapon of Choice. You may nullify any effects in play by your opponent that would prevent or restrict you from playing attacks. If you do not play more than one attack during your turn, you may not draw any cards during your Draw/Discard Phase that turn. This does not count towards your Pre-Game limit.

The Cutlass is best known as the sailor’s weapon of choice, the naval side arm, likely because it was robust enough to hack through heavy ropes, canvas, and wood. It was also short enough to use in relatively close quarters, such as during boarding actions, in the rigging, or below decks. You may nullify any effects in play by your opponent that would prevent or restrict you from playing attacks. If you do not play more than one attack during your turn, you may not draw any cards during your Draw/Discard Phase that turn.

Reggie Weller -- Methos' Gift The Cutlass is best known as the sailor's weapon of choice; the naval side arm, likely because it was robust enough to cut through heavy ropes, canvas and wood. It was also short enough to use in relatively close quarters, such as boarding actions, in the rigging, or below decks. Whether Methos chose the Cutlass for Reggie or he already had some experience in using one is unknown. The style that Reggie employs with the weapon is unlike most any other. You may nullify any effects in play by your opponent that would prevent or restrict you from playing attacks. If you do not play a Hidden attack during your turn, you may not draw any cards during your Draw / Discard Phase that turn.

Play in conjunction with an attack. If your opponent successfully blocks this attack, they must discard all cards from their hand with the same title as the Block they used to defend this attack.

DISCARD: Play in conjunction with an attack. If your opponent successfully blocks this attack, they must discard all cards from their Hand with the same title as the block they used to defend this attack.

Play in conjunction with a Pommel Blow. That Pommel Blow does an additional point of damage. That Pommel Blow cannot do more than three damage after all other modifiers, including Pre-Game cards and effects.

Play only during your Attack Phase. Retrieve one Non-Special Attack from your Discard and put it in your hand. Remove this card from the game after use.

When this card enters play, choose six grids for this to cover. You may not play a Special Card this turn. "The best offense is a good defense." -- Unknown

DAMAGE - 1 If successful, you may put this attack back in your Hand during your next Sweep Phase.

Discard this card from play to remove one Ally your opponent controls from the game. Remove this card from the game after use. "You don't need that, all you need is me." -- Dahlia / The Search for Vengeance

Choose one: •TRIGGER/REMOVAL: If Dahlia is in play, remove Dahlia from the Game to remove an Immortal Ally in play form the Game. •TRIGGER: Remove Dahlia from play to remove a Mortal Ally from play.

You may only include this card in your deck if you are using the Sabre Weapon of Choice. Your hidden attacks do an additional point of damage.

If you do not have any cards titled Evade in play, you may play Basic Blocks as Counter: Dodge. You may include 12 Pommel Blows in your deck.

Damon was born in Exeter, England in 1026. In 1068 Damon fell in battle as a crusader battling a Norman invasion. Damon was found by Leofric, the Bishop of Exeter and fellow immortal. Leofric taught him the rules of The Game. Since then, Damon has seen The Game as his holy purpose. He does not fight for the sake of fighting, but because he feels God has given him this task. Damon is a very pious man, and after he takes a foe's Quickening, he goes to church to pray for the fallen immortal's soul. You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Damon Case 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

Play on a Situation titled "Risk Management". This card remains with the Situation. The Situation chosen cannot be removed from play by a Generic card effect. Double the Burn effect of the Situation.

ALLOWANCE: You may include one non-Signature card from an Immortal you are not playing as in your deck. You may only play or put that card into play in conjunction with this card. You may play this card in conjunction with the allowed card even if it is a Special Card.

If you make an Attribute Check or Attribute Challenge due to an effect your opponent controls, add one to your result. TRIGGER/BURN: Remove this card from play to Burn one card from your opponent's Endurance.

Discard to prevent all damage from an Event played by your opponent. "He was once my closest friend on earth" -- Darius / Band of Brothers

ALLOWANCE: You may include one non-Signature card from an Immortal you are not playing as in your deck. You may only play or put that card into play in conjunction with this card. You may play this card in conjunction with the allowed card even if it is a Special Card.