DAMAGE - 1 This attack cannot be blocked. This attack does one damage. If successful, your opponent is Prone. "One day soon, we will all serve very little purpose to Kell. Except death" -- Jin Ke / Highlander: Endgame

DAMAGE - 1 If the last defense you played was an Evade: Escape, you may play this as an additional attack if it's the first attack you play during your turn. If you are playing as the Kane Persona, you may discard an Illusion titled Trip from your Hand. If you do, this attack can only be dodged if the dodge is also a Martial Arts.

DAMAGE: 2 If you used a Reveal effect this turn, this attack cannot be dodged. REVEAL: If this attack is declared unsuccessful, you may randomly look at one of your opponent's Signature cards at the beginning of your next Attack Phase.

DISCARD: All other Discard effects are nullified. Players must randomly Discard one card from their Hand at the end of their May Do/Must Do Phase, Defense Phase, and Attack Phase.

Your opponent cannot play or put into play any Allowance cards.

You may Discard an Event from your Hand to copy the effects of an Event your opponent played last turn. "You were a quarter tone flat."

Being found and raised by a senator in 369AD Rome had its advantages. Kalas immersed himself in the manipulating arts of Roman politics. His mortal life ended at the hands of the emperor’s slave in the public baths in 408AD. He was found and taken in by Brother Paul. Together, in 412AD, they created and ran the Saint Christopher Monastery until he was expelled for killing immortals when they went to leave the sanctuary. Now, 340 years after being expelled, he is back for revenge. At the end of your opponent’s Draw/Discard Phase, they must discard a card for each point of damage they took during their turn.

Being found and raised by a senator in 369 AD Rome had its advantages. Kalas immersed himself in the manipulating arts of Roman politics. His mortal life ended at the hands of the emperor’s slave in the public baths in 408 AD. He was found and taken in by Brother Paul. Together, in 412 AD, they created and ran the Saint Christopher Monastery until he was expelled for killing immortals when they went to leave the sanctuary. Now, 340 years after being expelled, he is back for revenge. At the end of your opponent’s Draw / Discard Phase, they must discard a card from their Hand for each point of damage they took during their turn.

You may include Watcher cards in your deck without a Watcher Pregame. You cannot use a Hunter Pre-Game, or include Hunter cards in your deck. REMOVAL: When a Watcher or Hunter In-Game card leaves play by either player, it is removed from the Game. DRAW: When your Persona Power Removal effect happens, you must immediately draw the bottom card of your Discard Pile.

Being found and raised by a senator in 369 AD Rome had its advantages. Kalas immersed himself in the manipulating arts of Roman politics. His mortal life ended at the hands of the emperor’s slave in the public baths in 408 AD. He was found and taken in by Brother Paul. Together, in 412 AD, they created and ran the Saint Christopher Monastery until he was expelled for killing immortals when they went to leave the sanctuary. Now, 340 years after being expelled, he is back for revenge. You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Kalas 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.

If this card is in play during your opponent's Ability Adjustment Phase, they must Discard a card at the end of their turn for each point of damage or Ability Loss they took this Phase.

You may only play or put this card into play if you are using the Bo Weapon of Choice. If your opponent is Prone they may not draw cards prior to their Defense Phase.

PREVENTION: Players cannot target their opponent with Illusions in any format or Attribute Checks in Type Two formats. If any Illusions or Attribute Checks targeting an opponent are in play when this card enters play, they are nullified.

The Kama were originally developed to use in argiculture. However, they developed a secondary function as a weapon. In the right hands, they can be a formidable challenge to any other weapons. You may include up to two Kama Weapon of Choice in your Pre-game. If you are using two Kama, you cannot be Temporarily Disarmed by effects your opponent controls. UPSIDE: You may Nullify the requirements printed on one attack you play during your turn. DOWNSIDE: You may not play attacks from an Exertion, or "as if from an Exertion."

The Kama were originally developed to use in agriculture. However, they developed a secondary function as a weapon. In the right hands, they can be a formidable challenge to any other weapons. You may include up to two Kama Weapon of Choice in your Pre-game. If you are using two Kama, you cannot be Temporarily Disarmed by effects your opponent controls. UPSIDE: Nullify any Pre-Game (except Kama), or non-gridded, non-Wound In-Game card in play that would prevent or restrict you from playing an attack(s) from your Hand. DOWNSIDE: You may not play blocks that cover more than 3 grids from an Exertion or "as if from an Exertion".

Your opponent cannot Discard cards from your Hand during their turn. Any non-gridded, non-Wound Discard effects your opponent has in play (In-Game and Pre-Game) that would target your cards with a Discard Effect are nullified.

Kamir is a Hindu priest turned zealot. He is the last of the original "Tuggee", a group of assassins that killed in the name of their goddess Kali in order to preserve and protect India. His first death was in 390 A.D. when he was killed by robbers trying to steal a Hindu goddess statue. His mentor, Sanjiv Gupta, not only taught him of his immortality, but also solidified his beliefs in Kali. His only goal is to do whatever it takes to serve his goddess and India. You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Kamir 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.

REVEAL: You may look at the top card of your opponent's Endurance for each Object you have in play. TRIGGER: You may remove this card from play to place one of the revealed cards in your opponent's Discard Pile.

Born in Outer Mongolia in 987 AD, Kane became a warlord of a band of raiders that devastated Mongolia and Uzbekistan. His tactics and ferocity were based on his childhood hero, The Kurgan. His mortal life ended by disease in 1023 AD. After reawakening he was found by his first teacher, Uv Bukhar, who taught him of his immortality, and kicked him out after Kane tried to come after his head. Kane continued his pillaging and even recruited the Immortals Senghi Khan and Khabul Khan. REVEAL: Once per turn, you may look at the top card of your opponent’s Endurance. You may discard an Illusion from your hand to play that non-Signature card as if it were from your hand during your turn.

DRAW: At the beginning of your turn, you may Draw one card for each additional Attack your opponent played during their last turn (Max. 3). RETRIEVE: During your Draw/Discard Phase, instead of drawing up to your maximum Hand Size, you may instead Retrieve one card from your Discard Pile and reshuffle it into your Endurance.

Born in Outer Mongolia in 987 AD, Kane became a warlord of a band of raiders that devastated Mongolia and Uzbekistan. His tactics and ferocity were based on his childhood hero, The Kurgan. His mortal life ended by disease in 1023 AD. After reawakening he was found by his first teacher, Uv Bukhar, who taught him of his immortality, and kicked him out after Kane tried to come after his head. Kane continued his pillaging and even recruited the Immortals Senghi Khan and Khabul Khan. You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Kane 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.

Born in 1705, Peter Kanis was killed at the age of 28 by Devon Marek. Determined from then on always to be the predator, Kanis turned his natural affinity for the canine species into an obsession. Unfettered by the rules of the Immortal Game, the dogs have given Kanis a long-standing advantage over unsuspecting adversaries. It is said that over years of companionship, pets will come to resemble their owners - or vice-versa. You may begin the game with a Hound in play. Your opponent cannot ignore costs.

Born in 1705, Peter Kanis was killed at the age of 28 by Devon Marek. Determined from then on always to be the predator, Kanis turned his natural affinity for the canine species into an obsession. Unfettered by the rules of the Immortal Game, the dogs have given Kanis a long-standing advantage over unsuspecting adversaries. It is said that over years of companionship, pets will come to resemble their owners - or vice-versa. You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Kanis 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.

If your opponent made a Hidden Attack(s) last turn, you may make an equal number of applicable attacks you play this turn Hidden.

You may make on applicable attack this turn Hidden for each Special card your opponent played or put Into play last turn.

This card cannot be captured or nullified. Remove one non-gridded, non-Wound card your opponent played last turn from play. Remove this card from the Game when it is Swept form play.

Kanwulf was born in 802 in Norway. His first death came in 833 when he was found by Hubba, an Immortal who taught Kanwulf the rules of the Game. Kanwulf holds true to his ancient beliefs and offers blood sacrifices for insight, wisdom, and power. During your turn, you may discard up to three cards containing at least one [A], [S] or [T] from your hand. For each [A], you may play an additional attack this turn. For each [S], you may add a point of damage to an attack you played this turn. For each [T], your opponent's Maximum Hand Size is decreased by one during their next turn.

During your turn, you may Discard up to three cards containing at least one [A], [S] or [T] from your Hand. • For each [A], you may play an additional attack. • For each [S], you may add a point of damage to a non-Ranged Attack you play this turn. • For each [T], your opponent's Maximum Hand Size is decreased by one during their next turn.

Kanwulf was born in 802 in Norway. His first death came in 833 when he was found by Hubba, an Immortal who taught Kanwulf the rules of the Game. Kanwulf holds true to his ancient beliefs and offers blood sacrifices for insight, wisdom, and power You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Kanwulf 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.

Kanzashi are hair ornaments used in traditional Chinese and Japanese hairstyles. Kanzashi first appeared when women abandoned the traditional taregame hairstyle where the hair was kept straight and long, and adopted coiffured nihongami hairstyles. Kanzashi came into wide use during the Edo period when artisans began to produce more finely crafted products. They may also have been used for defense in an emergency. You may play this Weapon of Choice with another One-Handed Weapon of Choice. You must use two Weapon of Choice to use the Kanzashi. UPSIDE: Whenever you play an attack, you may draw a card (Max. 3 per turn). DOWNSIDE: You may not make Power Blocks.

Kanzashi are hair ornaments used in traditional Chinese and Japanese hairstyles. Kanzashi first appeared when women abandoned the traditional taregame hairstyle where the hair was kept straight and long, and adopted coiffured nihongami hairstyles. Kanzashi came into wide use during the Edo period when artisans began to produce more finely crafted products. They may also have been used for defense in an emergency. You may play this Weapon of Choice with another One-Handed Weapon of Choice. You must use two Weapon of Choice to use the Kanzashi. UPSIDE: Whenever you play an attack, you may draw a card (Max. 3 per turn). DOWNSIDE: You may not make Power Blocks.

Once per turn, you may Discard one [T] from your Hand to remove one single Grid on an attack your opponent has in play to a minimum of one. Any Basic Block you play from your hand may remain in play and gains the word "GUARD" and "STANDING DEFENSE" in its Sub-Category.

Muhammad ibn Kassim was born in Tinmallal, North Africa about 1119. He met his first death when he was executed during a tribal political dispute. Kassim is fiercely loyal to protecting a centuries old vow he made to continue the scared lineage of the House of Al Deneb with the hopes of bringing it back to its former glory. Trained by the incomparable Hamza el Kahir and with hundreds of years of being a body guard to the rulers and leaders of his time, Kassim's fighting ability is second to none. You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Kassim 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.

Katana is the word for "sword" in the Japanese language. A curved, single-edged sword traditionally used by the samurai. The katana was primarily used for cutting, although its curvature is generally gentle enough to allow for effective thrusting as well. Though it is intended for use with a two-handed grip, many extant historical Japanese sword arts include at least one or two single-handed techniques. It is traditionally worn edge up. You may attack to areas you just blocked. Your Non-Special Attacks that cover only one grid do one less damage.

Katana is the word for "sword" in the Japanese language. A curved, single-edged sword traditionally used by the samurai. The katana was primarily used for cutting, although its curvature is generally gentle enough to allow for effective thrusting as well. Though it is intended for use with a two-handed grip, many extant historical Japanese sword arts include at least one or two single-handed techniques. It is traditionally worn edge up. You may attack to areas you just blocked. Your Non-Special Attacks that cover only one grid do one less damage.

A katana is a type of Japanese sword (nihonto), and is often called a "samurai sword". The term katana may be applied to any curved Japanese sword with a blade length of greater than 60cm. The term is sometimes incorrectly used as a generic name for any kind of Japanese sword. You may attack to areas you just blocked. Your Non-Special Attacks that cover only one grid do one less damage.

The katana is a long curved blade with a chisel like point. Because the katana is a single-edged sword, it is also referred to as a back-sword, meaning it had an unsharpened edge or back, rather than a sharpened edge on both sides. Because of its curved shape and chisel point, the katana could be used as both a slashing and thrusting weapon. You may attack to areas you just blocked. Your non-Special Attacks that cover only one grid do one less damage.

The Tachi was the customary single edged sword for the Japanese until the 10th century, when there was need for the Japanese horsemen to have a weapon for surprise attacks. During this time, the Tachi was shortened and called Katana to keep the distinction between the two. The Katana has always been known as the weapon of the Samurai, which were the guardians of Japan. Its thin blade and signature curved design distinguish it from other swords. You may attack to areas you just blocked. Your Non-Special Attacks that cover only one grid do one less damage.

Katana Katana is the word for "sword" in Japanese. A curved, single edged sword traditionally used by the samurai. The katana was primarily used for cutting, although the curvature is generally gentle enough to allow for effective thrusting as well. UPSIDE: You may attack to areas you just blocked. DOWNSIDE: Your non-Special attacks that cover only one grid do one less damage.

Katana is the word for "sword" in the Japanese language. A curved, single-edged sword traditionally used by the samurai. The katana was primarily used for cutting, although its curvature is generally gentle enough to allow for effective thrusting as well. Though it is intended for use with a two-handed grip, many extant historical Japanese sword arts include at least one or two single-handed techniques. It is traditionally worn edge up. You must be Connor MacLeod to use this Weapon of Choice. You may attack to areas you just blocked.

The Tachi was the customary single edged sword for the Japanese until the 10th century, when there was need for the Japanese horsemen to have a weapon for surprise attacks. During this time the Tachi was shortened and called Katana to keep the distinction between the two. The Katana has always been known as the weapon of the Samurai, which were the guardians of Japan. Its thin blade and signature curved design distinguish it from other swords. You may only use this Weapon of Choice if you are Connor MacLeod. This weapon does not count against your Pre-Game limit. You may attack to areas you just blocked. Your Non-Special Attacks that cover only one grid do one less damage.