You may only include this card in your deck if you are using the Scimitar Weapon of Choice. If you play a successful block against a non-Power Blow attack this turn, your next attack this turn cannot be blocked.

You lose one ability, your opponent gains one ability. Remove this card from the Game when it is swept from play. "Totally boring and quite unplayable." -- Ocean Software 1986, Highlander: The Video Game

You may only include this card in your deck if you are using the Rapier Weapon of Choice. During your May Do / Must Do Phase, you may discard a card from your hand for each defense your opponent played during their last turn.

Discard up to three defenses from your hand to randomly discard that many cards from your opponent's hand.

Your opponent takes one damage. Your opponent must discard all Allies from their hand.

Cards removed from play by your Persona Power that would normally be placed in your Discard Pile are instead placed at the bottom of your Endurance.

Your blocks may defend attacks that cannot be blocked. Your dodges may avoid attacks that cannot be dodged. "It was really Juan Ramirez who perfected it." -- Graham Ashe

This card cannot be played as any other Card Type regardless of effect. TRIGGER/BURN: Remove this card from play if your opponent makes a Hard Exertion from your Endurance or Burns cards from your Endurance. You may Burn 3 cards from your opponent's Endurance.

Graham was born in Troy during 12th century BC. His first death came in 1150 BC by the Greeks during the fall of Troy. He was first taught of his immortality by Aganesthes of Tiryns. He has since been known and adored as a sword master, teacher, lover, and philosopher that was full of wisdom, good character and an infectious zest for life. "We fight to stay alive, don't forget to live.....open your eyes and see it, cherish it." During your turn, you may choose the text of one gridded defense your opponent has in play to be nullified.

Graham was born in Troy during 12th century BC. His first death came in 1150 BC by the Greeks during the fall of Troy. He was first taught of his immortality by Aganesthes of Tiryns. He has since been known and adored as a sword master, teacher, lover, and philosopher that was full of wisdom, good character and an infectious zest for life. "We fight to stay alive, don't forget to live.....open your eyes and see it, cherish it." You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Graham Ashe 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

CAPTURE: Any cards discarded from your opponent's hand are placed under this card instead of in their Discard Pile. TRIGGER: During your turn, you may discard this card from play to play any one non-Signature Card from under this card as if it were from your hand.

Grayson was born in 325 in Daria. He grew up a warrior and became an Immortal in 365 fighting the invading Goths. Found by Darius, he eventually became second in command of Darius' Armies. When Darius beheaded a holy man at the gates of Paris he turned from war to become a peace maker. Grayson always considered this a betrayal and would stop at nothing for revenge. You only lose three Ability when exhausting. If your opponent took damage during their last turn, during your May Do / Must Do Phase you may remove one card from your opponent's Discard from the game.

Grayson was born in 325 in Daria. He grew up a warrior and became an Immortal in 365 fighting the invading Goths. Found by Darius, he eventually became second in command of Darius' Armies. When Darius beheaded a holy man at the gates of Paris he turned from war to become a peace maker. Grayson always considered this a betrayal and would stop at nothing for revenge. You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Grayson 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.

BURN: Burn a card from your opponent's Endurance for each Illusion in play.

DAMAGE - 4 You may play this attack after a Back Away. This attack is a Power Blow. This attack cannot be a Head Shot. Your opponent must discard a dodge to play a dodge from their hand to defend this attack.

The Great Sword is referenced today mostly as an extremely large or powerful weapon, like the Bihänder, in comparison with less sizable weapons like the falchion. In history, the sword had the same relative use as a comparative term between one smaller weapon and another considerably larger. Whenever your opponent makes a Power Block, they must discard the top three cards of their Endurance. You may not play hidden attacks.

The Great Sword is a Two-Handed Broadsword that is so large and unwieldy that it required a different fighting style than normal sized two-handed swords. Used mostly in medieval times as a defense against cavalry on the battlefield. Common Great Swords are the Scottish Claymore and the ancient Bhander. After your opponent makes a Power Block, they must discard the top three cards of their Endurance. You may not play hidden attacks.

You may only play this Weapon of Choice if you are a MacLeod Persona. The Great Sword was the weapon the Clan MacLeod chieftain used. This was used as a weapon of war and as a tool of justice for those who wronged the clan. UPSIDE: BURN: Whenever your opponent makes a Power Block, they must Burn the top three cards of their Endurance. If you make a Power Blow during your turn, your opponent's first attack during their next turn may not be made Hidden. DOWNSIDE: You may not play Hidden Attacks.

The Great Sword is a Two-Handed Broadsword that is so large and unwieldy that it required a different fighting style than normal sized two-handed swords. Used mostly in medieval times as a defense against cavalry on the battlefield. Common Great Swords are the Scottish Claymore and the ancient Bhander. You must be Kronos to use this Weapon of Choice. After your opponent makes a Power Block, they must discard the top three cards of their Endurance. You may not play hidden attacks. This does not count towards your Pre-Game limit.

The Great Sword is a Two-Handed Broadsword that is so large and unwieldy that it required a different fighting style than normal sized two-handed swords. Used mostly in medieval times as a defense against cavalry on the battlefield. Common Great Swords are the Scottish Claymore and the ancient Bhander. After your opponent makes a Power Block, they must discard the top three cards of their Endurance. You may not play hidden attacks.

Slan Quince Great Sword The Great Sword is a Two-Handed Broadsword that is so large and unwieldy that it requires a different fighting style than normal sized two-handed swords. Used mostly in medieval times as a defense against cavalry on the battlefield. Slan Quince's custom Great Sword is a one of a kind broadsword made by Slan himself. Equipped with a specialized gun barrel built into the pommel of the hilt, Slan can fire a razor-sharp projectile blade at his opponent. Choose one: - This weapon does not count towards your Pre-Game limit. - During deck construction, your Agility, Empathy, & Reason attributes are increased by one each. UPSIDE: After your opponent makes a Power Block, they must discard the top three cards of their Endurance. DOWNSIDE: You may not play hidden attacks.

RESTRICTION: Choose one Weapon of Choice in your opponent's Pregame. Your opponent cannot use the Upside of the chosen card during their next turn. Choose one Weapon of Choice in your Pregame. Your opponent's Persona Power gains the Downside of the chosen Weapon of Choice while this card is in play.

DAMAGE: 1/3 DRAW: You may Draw a card. "The student was obliged to teach the teacher a lesson." May-Ling Shen

Your attacks with a [A] do an additional point of damage.

Play this card in conjunction with a non-Power Blow attack. REMOVAL: If that attack is unsuccessful, you may remove this card from the Game when it is Swept from Play.

For each Attribute Challenge you initiate: Your opponent's Maximum Hand Size is reduced by one for each Attribute Challenge they win and your Maximum Hand Size is increased by one for each Attribute Challenge you lose. You may not initiate more than one Attribute Challenge per turn.

Gregor Powers was born in Baden, Germany in 1678. He grew up wanting to become a doctor like his adoptive father. While at university, Gregor was ambushed by bandits, robbed and beaten to death. He revived as an Immortal. He soon met Duncan MacLeod, his first teacher. Gregor met his first and only pupil, Alec Hill, in 1758. By 1992, Gregor, a photographer, was a hardened cynic, having seen much suffering and pain over the years leading to a nihilistic and suicidal streak. You may only use this card in your Pregame if you are using the Gregor Powers Persona. You begin the Game with +1 Ability. Your Persona Specific Master cards for the Persona you are playing as cannot be countered or removed from the Game by your opponent.

Play in conjunction with a Basic Block. Keep this card in play with the block. The block is now a Guard and is a Standing Defense.

Choose which grid you are using when playing this card. "You're timing was unfortunate." -- Kassim GRIDS: XXXXX-X-- OR XXX-XX--X

You may attack to areas covered by this defense. DRAW: Draw one card when this card enters play.

Choose three grids for this defense to cover. RETRIEVE: Once per turn if you removed a Standing Defense from play, at the beginning of your Attack Phase, you may Retrieve a copy of this card from your Discard to your Hand.

Choose a grid. "It was more than just a piece of metal -- more than just a sword." -- Connor MacLeod GRIDS: ---/XXX/XXX OR XXX/XXX/---

You may attack to areas covered by this defense. DRAW: Draw one card when this card enters play.

Play in conjunction with a block. Choose 3 grids. These two blocks now form one defense.

If you drop the Guard you may attack to areas you just defended.

You may include this card in your deck in place of one required Basic Block. When this card enters play, choose three grid squares for this block to cover.

Choose which Grid you are using when playing this card. "Your timing was unfortunate." -- Kassim GRIDS: XXXXX-X-- OR XXX-XX--X

When this card enters play, choose a Grid Icon for this defense to cover.

You may play this defense in conjunction with another Guard. If you do, they form one defense. During your May Do/Must Do Phase, you must discard two defenses from your Hand to drop this Guard. This is a Standing Defense.

This is a Standing Defense.

This is a Standing Defense.