This attack cannot be a Head Shot. This attack may be made a Power Blow with a 0-Card Hard Exertion.

If this attack is successful, your opponent’s Maximum Hand Size is reduced by 2 while this card is in play. This attack may not be made a Power Blow.

If you make an Exertion to make this attack a Power Blow, you may pull one card from that Exertion to your hand.

If you make an Exertion to make this attack a Power Blow, you may pull one card from that Exertion to your hand.

If you make an Exertion to make this attack a Power Blow, you may pull one card from that Exertion to your hand.

If this attack is a Power Blow it does an additional point of damage.

This attack cannot be a Head Shot. This attack may be made a Power Blow with a 0-Card Hard Exertion.

If this attack is successful, your opponent’s Maximum Hand Size is reduced by 2 while this card is in play. This attack may not be made a Power Blow.

If this attack is successful, your opponent's Maximum Hand Size is reduced by two while this card is in play. This attack may not be a Power Blow.

DAMAGE: 2 If this attack is played as an additional attack, it may be played Hidden. This attack may not be a Power Blow.

If this attack is successful, your opponent's Maximum Hand Size is reduced by two while this card is in play. This attack may not be a Power Blow.

If you make an Exertion to make this attack a Power Blow, you may pull one card from that Exertion to your hand. This attack may not be a Head Shot.

If you make an Exertion to make this attack a Power Blow, you may pull one card from that Exertion to your hand. This attack may not be a Head Shot.

Play in conjunction with a defense. COST: Your opponent must Discard a gridded card to play a gridded card from their Hand during their Defense Phase.

DAMAGE - 0 You may only play or put this card into play if you will be at zero ability at the end of your turn. RETRIEVE: You may Retrieve this card from your Discard and put it into play. This attack is a Head Shot, and cannot be modified by any effect.

RESTRICTION: No cards titled "Dirty Trick" can be played or put into play.

Play in conjunction with an attack. That attack is now a Power Blow. If your opponent successfully blocks this attack, they must remove all Standing Defenses they have from play.

Play in conjunction with a Power Blow. If your opponent blocks that attack they must ignore the advantage of their Weapon of Choice for the remainder of their turn and you may ignore their Weapon of Choice during your next turn.

Play in conjunction with an attack. That attack is now a Power Blow. Your opponent cannot make a Power Block against this attack.

DURATION [3] Play in conjunction with a Power Blow. If your opponent blocks this attack, they are Temporarily Disarmed during their Attack Phase and their Weapon(s) of Choice are nullified until the end of your next turn.

DURATION [3] Play in conjunction with a Power Blow. If your opponent blocks this attack, they are Temporarily Disarmed during their Attack Phase and their Weapon(s) of Choice are nullified until the end of your next turn.

While this card is in play, your blocks can defend multiple attacks regardless of any effects your opponent controls. TRIGGER: Discard and Remove this card from the Game to counter an Attribute Challenge or an Attribute Check controlled by your opponent.

Born in Makkah, Arabia in 600 A.D., Hamza was a devout follower of Allah. His first death came fighting in a battle for Allah in 645 A.D. He was first taught of his immortality by Salim Ubadah and in turn became a well-known swordsman and teacher to other immortals throughout his existence. He also became a master sword smith expecially with blades made from Damascus steel, such as his prize creation known as "The Daughter of Justice". You may play blocks with "Guard" in the title from your hand as if from an Exertion. Your opponent's Maximum Hand Size is reduced by one for each Standing Defense that you have in play.

Born in Makkah, Arabia in 600 A.D., Hamza was a devout follower of Allah. His first death came fighting in a battle for Allah in 645 A.D. He was first taught of his immortality by Salim Ubadah and in turn became a well-known swordsman and teacher to other immortals throughout his existence. He also became a master sword smith expecially with blades made from Damascus steel, such as his prize creation known as "The Daughter of Justice". You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Hamza el Kahir 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.

DAMAGE - 2 Choose one Grid. You may attack to areas you just blocked. If you are using the Kassim Persona, you do not have to drop a Guard you have in play to play this attack. GRIDS: -X--X-X-- OR -X--X---X

The axe, or ax, is an implement that has been use for millennia to shape, split and cut wood, harvest timber, as a weapon and a ceremonial or heraldic symbol. You may use this with another One-Handed Weapon of Choice. You may play multiple Basic Blocks in conjunction with one another. If you do, they form one Basic Block. Your blocks cannot defend multiple attacks.

The axe, or ax, is an implement that has been use for millenia to shape, split and cut wood, harvest timber, as a weapon and a ceremonial or heraldic symbol. The axe has many forms and specialized uses but generally consists of an axe head with a handle, or helve. You may use this with another One-Handed Weapon of Choice. You may play multiple Basic Blocks in conjunction with one another. If you do, they form one Basic Block. Your blocks cannot defend multiple attacks.

Old Carl's Hand Axe The Axe, or Ax, is an implement that has been used for millennia to shape, split, and cut wood and other materials. Some of its other uses are as a ceremonial or heraldic symbol as well as a weapon. Off-Hand Weapon You may use this with any other One-Handed Weapon of Choice. UPSIDE: You may ignore Hand Icon requirements for one card you play during your turn. DOWNSIDE: You cannot increase the damage of any card you play.

The axe, or ax, is an implement that has been use for millennia to shape, split and cut wood, harvest timber, as a weapon and a ceremonial or heraldic symbol. The axe has many form and specialized uses but generally consists of an axe head with a handle, or helve. You may use this with another One-Handed Weapon of Choice. You may play multiple Basic Blocks in conjunction with one another. If you do, they form one Basic Block. Your blocks cannot defend multiple attacks.

DAMAGE - 1 Choose one area on the grid for this attack to cover. This attack cannot be blocked if you did not play a block this turn. If your opponent successfully defends this attack with a non-Martial Arts defense, they are Prone. This card cannot be targeted by Retrieve effects.

Play in conjunction with a Basic Attack. That attack is now a Martial Arts. You may play that attack even if Disarmed. If that attack is successful, your opponent cannot draw any cards for the remainder of their turn.

Play in conjunction with a Basic Block. That defense is now a Martial Arts. You may play that defense even if Disarmed. If that block is the last successful defense you played this turn, you may look at your opponent's hand.

Play in conjunction with a Basic Attack. That attack is now a Martial Arts. You may play that attack even if Disarmed. If that attack is successful, your opponent cannot draw any cards for the remainder of their turn.

Play in conjunction with a Basic Block. That defense is now a Martial Arts. You may play that defense even if Disarmed. If that block is the last successful defense you played this turn, you may look at your opponent's hand.

If you are using the Connor Macleod Persona, choose one: •Play in conjunction with a non-Martial Arts Defense that does not cover 9 grids. That defense is now a Martial Arts Block or Dodge. •Play in conjunction with a Basic Attack. That Attack is now a Martial Arts Attack.

A handgun is a compact, short-barreled weapon designed to be operated with one hand. From revolvers to derringers to modern pistols, handguns come in a wide range of forms and functions. During Deck Construction, you must use this with another Weapon of Choice. You cannot use any Hilts with the Handgun unless they specify that they are Firearm specific. UPSIDE CAPTURE: At the beginning of your turn, you may Capture one Basic Attack from your Hand or a Capture source you control that only covers one grid square under this card. During your Attack Phase, you may play one Basic Attack from under this Capture source for your primary attack opportunity as a 1 point Firearm Ranged Attack. If you do, you cannot play any other Ranged Attacks from Capture sources during your turn. You cannot use any non-Handgun Specific effects to increase the damage of that attack. DOWNSIDE If you have a Standing Defense in play, you cannot play or put into play any Ranged Attacks.

Haresh Clay was born in 801 AD, in Kumbi, a kingdom in Ghana, Africa. He first died during a tribal ritual to become the chief of his tribe in 834 AD. He was found and taught the rules of the game and about immortality by Sudala. He has since always strove to seek out the best and most powerful immortals to challenge and prove his abilities. If your opponent made a Power Blow or Power Block during their last turn, your first attack this turn cannot be dodged.

Haresh Clay was born in 801 AD, in Kumbi, a kingdom in Ghana, Africa. He first died during a tribal ritual to become the chief of his tribe in 834 AD. He was found and taught the rules of the game and about immortality by Sudala. He has since always strove to seek out the best and most powerful immortals to challenge and prove his abilities. You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Haresh Clay 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.