Your Lawmen cards cannot be targeted by an non-generic effect(s) your opponent controls. DISCARD: Once per turn, you may Discard a Lawmen card from your Hand to choose one: - DRAW: Draw a card for each Lawmen card in play (Max 3). - Nullify your opponent's Persona Power until the beginning of your next turn.

Matthew McCormick was born in Salisbury, England in 1222. He was a nobelman, that met his first death in 1255 by being skewered in a jousting tournament. He was found and trained by Cierdwyn. Matthew always had a sense and passion for justice and the law. Throughout the centuries, he has proven that by the jobs he has had, whether it be taming the Wild Weset with Mako as a U.S. Marshal, or his current occupation as an F.B.I. special agent. You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Matthew McCormick 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.

Name a card. Flip the top card of your Endurance until you reveal the named card. Put that card into your hand. Put all other cards revealed into your Discard.

During your turn you may choose one persona specific attack or defense you play to be a Martial Arts attack or defense. "Just let me get my sword." -- May Ling Shen

Born during the T’ang Dynasty in Ch’ang-an, she was a young concubine to the petty imperial official Yat Yang Ku until she was poisoned by the senior wife out of jealousy in circa 810. The immortal Yau Chuan Chou found her and became her first teacher. Through time she became a master and has taught many immortals her White Crane Martial Arts, including Duncan MacLeod in 1877. You may play an additional attack during your turn if that attack is a Martial Arts. You may draw a card whenever you play a Martial Arts card.

Born during the T’ang Dynasty in Ch’ang-an, she was a young concubine to the petty imperial official Yat Yang Ku until she was poisoned by the senior wife out of jealousy in circa 810. The immortal Yau Chuan Chou found her and became her first teacher. Through time she became a master and has taught many immortals her White Crane Martial Arts, including Duncan MacLeod in 1877. You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the May-Ling Shen 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.

RESTRICTION: Each turn, a player may only play one card from the following classifications: Ally, Bystander, Gypsy, Lawman, or Pedestrian.

At the end of your Draw / Discard Phase, place the bottom card of your Discard on the bottom of your Endurance. This is a cumulative effect.

You may play this card during your May Do/ Must Do Phase. Make an Attribute Check for one Attribute of your choice. If you find at least two of the chosen Attribute, any non-gridded cards your opponent controls that would make you Temporarily Disarmed are nullified, and if this is the first Special Card you played during your turn, you may play an additional Special Card this turn.

REVEAL: Play during your May Do/Must Do Phase. You may Reveal one un-inflicted Wound your opponent has in play. Turn that Wound facedown when you are done using this effect.

REVEAL: Play during your May Do/Must Do Phase. You may Reveal one un-inflicted Wound your opponent has in play. Turn that Wound facedown when you are done using this effect.

Play during your May Do/Must Do Phase. REVEAL: Look at the top five cards of your Endurance. You may choose to return those cards or put those cards on the bottom of your Endurance (in the same order).

Play during your May Do/Must Do Phase. REVEAL: Look at the top five cards of your Endurance. You may choose to return those cards or put those cards on the bottom of your Endurance (in the same order).

While this card is in play, no player may be Disarmed or Unarmed. If a player becomes Disarmed or Unarmed they regain their weapon or weapons. This card cannot be removed from play.

At the end of your Draw / Discard Phase this turn, you may put one Illusion from your hand on top of your Endurance. "Using the power tires Roland. He needs to regain his strength." -- Cassandra, Prophecy

At the beginning of your Draw / Discard Phase, you may remove one Ally from play for each point of damage you took during your turn. "They burned me. I smelled my skin as it was roasting." -- Garrick / Shadows

While going crazy in the Mental Ward, no Object may be played or put into play.

Your opponent takes three damage. Your opponent may make a Soft Exertion to prevent one damage for every [A] or [R] found in that Exertion. If they do, they cannot use any effect to redirect the damage of this card. "You can take the mask off. It's safe." -- Xavier / For Tomorrow We Die

Your Opponent takes three damage. Your opponent may make a Soft Exertion to prevent one damage for every [A] or [R] found in that Exertion. "You can take the mask off. It's safe." -- Xavier / For Tomorrow We Die

This card does damage equal to the number of Bystanders you have in play (Max 3). "Faith, Hope, and Charity are my weapons now. Meet Faith and Hope, Charity has the day off." -- Bartholomew

Your opponent must discard the top card of their Endurance for each attack they played last turn. You may retrieve one card from your Discard for each attack they played last turn and shuffle it into your Endurance.

During your May Do / Must Do Phase you may discard up to two cards to draw a card for each card discarded in this way. "You've heard of Ebola. There are worse things in the world if you look for them." -- Methos / Revelations 6:8

During your May Do / Must Do Phase, you may discard up to two cards to draw a card for each card discarded in this way.

DISCARD/DRAW: Once per turn, During your Defense Phase, you may randomly Discard one card from your opponent’s Hand to Draw a card.

DRAW: During your May Do / Must Do Phase look at the top two cards of your Endurance. You may Discard up to two cards from your Hand to draw the same number of cards discarded.

During your May Do / Must Do Phase, you may discard two cards to draw a card from the top of your opponents Endurance. You may only play this card if it is a legal play. Instead of placing this card in your Discard, place it on top of your opponents Endurance.

You may begin the Game with one non-gridded Standing Defense in play. If you do, you cannot use any other effects that would allow you to begin the Game with an In-Game card in play. DISCARD: Once per turn, you may discard one R from your Hand to ignore one Prevention effect your opponent controls, if that effect is not preventing dodges or blocks from defending multiple attacks.

Methos has always been considered a legend. Many immortals and Watchers have sought out the 5000+ year old to no avail. He has held many roles through the centuries including slave, god, artisan, soldier, scribe, as well as others including being one of the infamous Four Horsemen. While most view him as a myth, and that he has ties to the Watcher Society. During your May Do/Must Do Phase, you may discard up to two cards to draw a card for each card discarded in this way. During deck construction, you may assign your Attributes (each must be between 3 and 9). The total cannot exceed 25.

Methos has always been considered a legend. Many immortals and Watchers have sought out the 5000+ year old to no avail. He has held many roles through the centuries including slave, god, artisan, soldier, scribe, as well as others including being one of the infamous Four Horsemen. While most view him as a myth, and that he has ties to the Watcher Society. During your May Do / Must Do Phase, you may discard up to two cards to draw a card for each card discarded in this way. During deck construction, you may assign your Attributes (each must be between 3 and 9). The total cannot exceed 25.

Methos has always been considered a legend. Many immortals and Watchers have sought out the 5000+ year old to no avail. He has held many roles through the centuries including slave, god, artisan, soldier, scribe, as well as others including being one of the infamous Four Horsemen. While most view him as a myth, and that he has ties to the Watcher Society. During your May Do / Must Do Phase, you may discard up to two cards to draw a card for each card discarded in this way. During deck construction, you may assign your Attributes (each must be between 3 and 9). The total cannot exceed 25.

Methos has always been considered a legend. Many immortals and Watchers have sought out the 5000+ year old to no avail. He has held many roles through the centuries including slave, god, artisan, soldier, scribe, as well as others including being one of the infamous Four Horsemen. While most view him as a myth, and that he has ties to the Watcher Society. You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Methos Persona. You begin the game with +1 Ability. Your Generic Master Cards and Persona Specific Master Cards cannot be countered or removed from the game by your opponent.

Methos has always been considered a legend. Many immortals and Watchers have sought out the 5000+ year old to no avail. He has held many roles through the centuries including slave, god, artisan, soldier, scribe, as well as others including being one of the infamous Four Horsemen. While most view him as a myth, and that he has ties to the Watcher Society. You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Methos Persona. You begin the game with +1 Ability. Your Generic Master Cards and Persona Specific Master Cards cannot be countered or removed from the game by your opponent.

Discard this card from play to counter a Persona Specific Special Card as it is played.

You may only play or put this card into play if you have five Crystals in play. Your hand size is increased by one for each Crystal you have in play. You do not lose the game at zero Ability. This card's Attributes do not count towards your deck construction limit.

Your Crystals and the Methuselah Stone cannot be removed from play by Misfortune. The Methuselah Stone cannot be nullified.

DISCARD: If your opponent is Prone during your May Do/Must Do Phase, you may randomly Discard one card from their Hand. If your opponent is Disarmed during your May Do/ Must Do Phase, you may randomly Discard one card from their Hand. If your opponent is Prone and Disarmed during your May Do/Must Do Phase, you may randomly Discard an additional card from their Hand.

Michael was born on an Iowa farm in 1952. His uninspiring life came to an end when he died in a car crash while driving drunk in 1975. He was found and taught by the savvy and skilled Lawrence Gaspar in Des Moines, Iowa. After taking his teacher’s head he has been defeating older, seasoned immortals as well, to the dismay of a lot of opinions concerning his inexperience. If only they knew his secret weapon was an infatuated Watcher. You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Michael Christian 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 you have Terry Gordy and Buddy Roberts in play, your opponents attacks with [T] or [E] do no damage.

Once per turn, you may play any gridded card with "Slash" in the title as a block. ALLOWANCE: You may include and use one non-Signature Immortal Specific Slash from each Immortal in your Deck for each Master Card you are allowed in your Deck. You may include up to 8 cards titled Slash in your Deck.

Michael Kent was a poor farmer from Kansas who became immortal in 1911 following an accident with a threshing machine. Over the years, he did everything in his power to change his fortune, reinventing himself as a well-educated, accomplished, but humorless man obsessed with success. He found the business world to his liking. Though Kent has shown little interest in other immortals or "The Game," don't let that foll you. He used his wealth to buy one of the finest Katana's ever forged and trained with expert swordsman should he ever find himself in a fight. You may only use this card in your Pregame if you are using the Michael Kent 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.

Michael Moore If you do not make a Hard Exertion during your turn, you may play one Illusion from your Hand as if from an Exertion. If you reshuffle your Discard into your Endurance, flip this card over. Quentin Barnes Once per turn you may Discard an Illusion from your Hand to nullify a Special Card your opponent has in play. After your opponent makes a successful attack against you flip this card over.