Play during your May Do / Must Do Phase. For the remainder of your turn, you may ignore any effects your opponent has in play which force you to discard cards from your hand.

Play during your Reconcile Phase. All Discard Effects your opponent controls are nullified until the beginning of your next turn.

Play during your May Do / Must Do Phase. For the remainder of your turn, you may ignore any effects your opponent has in play which force you to Discard cards from your Hand.

If you are using the Scimitar Weapon of Choice, play this card at the beginning of your Attack Phase. You may draw a card for each Standing Defense you have in play. Remove this card from the Game when it is swept from play.

DAMAGE - 1 Choose a Grid Icon for this attack to cover. You may attack to areas you just blocked this turn.

TRIGGER: If you have an Object in play, you may remove this card from play during your Ability Adjustment Phase to reduce the damage from one pending attack your opponent has in play by one.

You may begin the game with one Persona Specific Armor card in play. You may not combine this effect with any other Pre-Game Card that would allow you to begin the game with an Object in play. If you include any Armor cards in your deck, during deck construction, your dodges that cover all 9 grids use twice the printed Attribute Gems. If you Exhaust, you lose one less Ability for each Object: Armor card you have in play.

Reshuffle your Discard into your Endurance. Lose three Ability. Remove this card from the game after use.

Senghi Khan was an Immortal from Mongolia, born around the year A.D. 794. He and Khabul Khan met Kane in the year 1241, asking him to train them. Kane did, and together they pillaged villages all over Asia. In the year 1605, he followed Kane to Mount Niri in Japan, into the shrine-cave of his former mentor Nakano, who was training Connor MacLeod at the time. When Kane took Nakano's head, the resulting Quickening caused the entire mountain to collapse, with Senghi and the other Immortals trapped beneath for the next several centuries. Before the Game begins, play this card in conjunction with the Senghi Khan 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 is in your opening Hand, show it to your opponent. Your opponent cannot play a Special card during their turn. DRAW: Draw 2 cards.

Whenever your opponent reshuffles a card or cards from their Discard into their Endurance without losing Ability, you may choose to reshuffle the same number of cards from your Discard into your Endurance (if your opponent reshuffled their entire Discard, you may do the same).

You may discard this card from play to counter a Holy Ground.

During your Reconcile Phase, choose one Plot your opponent has in play. That Plot is nullified until the beginning of your next turn. TRIGGER: Counter one Plot.

You may only play Set-Up if you have a Guard in play and your opponent played an attack last turn that is no covered by that Guard. You may play up to three attacks this turn. Dodges will not avoid multiple attacks you play this turn.

You may only play Set-Up if you have a Guard in play and your opponent played an attack last turn that is not covered by that Guard. Choose one: your next attack this turn cannot be blocked; or your next attack this turn cannot be dodged.

You may play an additional attack this turn for each attack successfully defended by this block.

You may play an additional attack this turn for each attack successfully defended by this block.

While in the Sewer Pipe, each player's Maximum Hand Size is reduced by two.

Look at your opponent's hand. Choose one non-Signature Card found there. If that card is in your opponent's hand at the end of their next Draw / Discard Phase, they must set it aside. If they do, you may play that card during your next turn as if it were from your hand. If you do not, return it to the original owner's hand.

You may discard an Illusion from your hand to continue to play cards normally after making a Hard Exertion. "There's your monster! Immortality! Everyone dies and we go on living!" -- Garrick / Shadows

You may only include this card in your deck if you are using the Scimitar Weapon of Choice. The Downside of the Scimitar does not affect the first dodge you play during your turn.

No effect can be used to make an attack a Power Plow or a Head Shot.

Place one Situation you have in play under your opponent's Control to take control of one Situation your opponent has in play (even Signature).

You may ignore the effects of one Event: Ally your opponent has in play. "There's a man, an immortal. He's been following me." -- Sharon Collins

While on the Shattered Bridge, dodges will not avoid multiple attacks.

While on the Shattered Bridge, Dodges will not avoid multiple attacks.

Only one card may be Removed from the Game per turn.

Play in conjunction with an Attribute Challenge attempt to disarm your opponent. If successful, any Hilts your opponent has in play are removed from the game instead of discarded.

CAPTURE: Once per turn, during your May Do/Must Do Phase, you may put one block from your Hand under this card. Once per turn, you may play a block from under this card as if it were from an Exertion. Blocks from under this card may be played even if you are Disarmed or Temporarily Disarmed. Do not remove this card from play if Disarmed.

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

Play in conjunction with a Police that removes a Situation. You may remove an additional Situation. You may only play one Sheriff Benson this turn. "Anything you say will be used in a court of law. NOW SHUT UP!" -- Sheriff Benson / Mountain Men

No cards with Police in the title may be played.

The oldest form of shield was a protection used to block attacks by hand weapons, such as swords, axes and maces or missiles like spears and arrows. Shields have varied greatly in construction over time and place. Sometimes shields were made of metal, but wood or animal hide construction was much more common; wicker and even turtle shells have been used. You may play this Weapon of Choice with another One-Handed Weapon of Choice. You must use two Weapon of Choice. UPSIDE: You may play blocks against Ranged Attacks. DOWNSIDE: The first attack you play during your turn (not your first attack opportunity) cannot be to any areas you blocked during your turn unless that attack is a Shield specific attack.

Bartholomew -- Crusade Shield The oldest form of the shield was as protection from hand weapons and simple missle weapons like spears, slings and arrows. Shields have varied over time and design ranging from bucklers to tower shields, and were made from everything spanning from stretched animal hides to wood, wicker and metals like bronze, iron and steel. You may play this Weapon of Choice with another One-Handed Weapon of Choice. UPSIDE: You may play blocks against Ranged Attacks. DOWNSIDE: Your first attack cannot be played to areas you blocked this turn, regardless of any other effects, unless they are Shield specific attacks.

The oldest form of shield was a protection used to block attacks by hand weapons, such as swords, axes and maces or missiles like spears and arrows. Shields have varied greatly in construction over time and place. Sometimes shields were made of metal, but wood or animal hide construction was much more common; wicker and even turtle shells have been used. You may play this Weapon of Choice with another One-Handed Weapon of Choice. You must use two Weapon of Choice. UPSIDE: You may play blocks against Ranged Attacks. DOWNSIDE: The first attack you play during your turn (not your first attack opportunity) cannot be to any areas you blocked during your turn unless that attack is a Shield specific attack.

DAMAGE - 1 This attack may only be blocked by a Basic Block. This attack does one damage. If this attack is successful, your opponent is Prone.

DAMAGE - 1 You may play this attack to areas you blocked this turn. If this attack is successful, your opponent is Prone.

DAMAGE - 1 You may play this attack to areas you blocked this turn. If this attack is successful, your opponent is Prone.

DAMAGE - 1 This attack may only be blocked by a Basic Block. This attack does one damage. If this attack is successful, your opponent is Prone.

RESTRICTION: Play in conjunction with a non- Power Blow Hidden Martial Arts Attack if that is the only attack you play. If your opponent plays an improper defense from their Hand to defend that attack, your opponent cannot play a defense from a Hard Exertion against that attack. Any effect in play that would Prevent your opponent from making a Hard Exertion is nullified.

This attack does four damage. "Say goodbye to the 20th century MacLeod!" -- Slan / The Gathering