At the end of your turn, you may search your Discard for one card and put it on the bottom of your Endurance. "How can you do this? How can you betray who we are?" -- Silas / Revelations 6:8

Loyal member of the legendary Four Horsemen, ancient raiders who raped and pillaged across two continents. Silas is outwardly unsophisticated, through this personification of War is no less terrifying than his brother Horsemen. Like War itself, Silas is blind, uncaring destruction without remorse and without pity. Whenever you play a card, you may retrieve the bottom card of your Discard and place it on the bottom of your Endurance.

Loyal member of the legendary Four Horsemen, ancient raiders who raped and pillaged across two continents. Silas is outwardly unsophisticated, through this personification of War is no less terrifying than his brother Horsemen. Like War itself, Silas is blind, uncaring destruction without remorse and without pity. You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Silas 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 successfully defended your final attack last turn, choose one: - Your first attack is Hidden. - Your first attack is undodgeable.

You may only include this card in your deck if you are using the Kanzashi Weapon of Choice. If you are using two Weapon of Choice you may have up to two Hilts in play at a time. Dodges will not avoid multiple attacks you play.

Play in conjunction with an Ally. You may have multiple copies of the same named Ally in play. You may have multiple Simon Clark in play.

Play in conjunction with a non-Power Blow attack. This attack can only be defended from an Exertion.

If your opponent played a Power Blow last turn, you may play an additional attack during your turn. You take three damage when blocking a Power Blow and one damage when Power Blocking a Power Blow.

The Single-Handed Broadsword is the single handed cruciform sword of the High Middle Ages, in common use between 1000 and 1350 and possibly even down to the 16th century. It is a common weapon in period artwork. The sword was worn by a knight even when not in armor and he would be considered "undressed" for public if he were without it. If your opponent played a Power Blow last turn, you may play an additional attack during your turn. You take three damage when blocking a Power Blow and one damage when Power Blocking a Power Blow.

As a rule, the blade of a single-handed broadsword is comparatively short. It usually tapers to a sharp point but may lack a cutting edge. It is typically triangular in cross-section, although some of the early examples still have the rhombic and spindle-shaped cross-sections inherited from older weapons, like the rapier. This triangular cross-section may be hallow for additional lightness. If your opponent played a Power Blow last turn, you may play an additional attack during your turn. You take three damage when Blocking a Power Blow and one damage when Power Blocking a Power Blow.

Pious Man's Blade -- Damon Case This single-handed broadsword is the single-handed cruciform sword of the High Middle Ages, in common use between 1000 and 1350 and possibly even down to the 16th century. It is a common weapon in period artwork. The sword was worn by a knight even when not in armor and he would be considered "undressed" for public if he were without it. Damon carried the same sword for centuries, showing the same devotion to it that he showed to his religious practices. UPSIDE: If your opponent played a Power Blow last turn, you may play an additional attack during your turn. DOWNSIDE: You take one damage when Power Blocking a Power Blow.

GREGOR POWERS EL CID TIZONA SINGLE-HANDED BROADSWORD The Tizona first belonged to the Castilian Knight El Cid Campeador, in the 11th Century. It's unclear when and how Gregor came into possession of this legendary blade, but one thing is certain: the version on display at the Museum of Burgos is a forgery. UPSIDE REMOVAL: Once per turn, if you lose an Attribute Challenge you initiated, you may Remove the last card your opponent revealed in that Attribute Challenge from the Game. DOWNSIDE You take three damage when blocking a Power Blow and one damage when making a Power Block.

IMAN FASIL TOLEDO SALAMANCA -- SINGLE-HANDED BROADSWORD As a rule, the blade of a single-handed broadsword is comparatively short. it usually tapers to a sharp point but may lack a cutting edge. It is typically triangular in cross-section, although some of the early examples still have the rhombic and spindle-shaped cross-sections inherited from older weapons, like the rapier. This triangular cross-section may be hallow for additional lightness. Choose one: - This weapon does not count towards your Pre-Game limit. - During deck construction, your Toughness attribute is increased by three. UPSIDE: If your opponent made a Power Blow or Power Block last turn, you may play an additional attack during your turn. DOWNSIDE: You take three damage when blocking a Power Blow and one damage when Power Blocking a Power Blow.

As a rule, the blade of a single-handed broadsword is comparatively short. It usually tapers to a sharp point but may lack a cutting edge. It is typically triangular in cross-section, although some of the early examples still have the rhombic and spindle-shaped cross-sections inherited from older weapons, like the rapier. This triangular cross-section may be hallow for additional lightness. If your opponent played a Power Blow last turn, you may play an additional attack during your turn. You take three damage when Blocking a Power Blow and one damage when Power Blocking a Power Blow.

The Single-Handed Broadsword is a term used in more modern times to describe certain swords of the medieval period. The Knightly Sword, or Arming Sword, fell out of favor around the 15th Century as larger swords came in to fashion. The sword evolved into the Spada da lato (side sword), to be used as a backup weapon. These weapons later influenced the modern Rapier and the Epee. UPSIDE: If your opponent used a Retrieve effect last turn, you may Remove the top card of your opponents Discard Pile from the Game, regardless of effect. DOWNSIDE: You take three damage when blocking a Power Blow and one damage when making a Power Block.

The Single-Handed Broadsword is a term used in more modern times to describe certain swords of the medieval period. The Knightly Sword, or Arming Sword, fell out of favor around the 15th Century as larger swords came in to fashion. The sword evolved into the Spada da lato (side sword), to be used as a backup weapon. These weapons later influenced the modern Rapier and the Epee. UPSIDE: If your opponent used a Retrieve effect last turn, you may Remove the top card of your opponents Discard Pile from the Game, regardless of effect. DOWNSIDE: You take three damage when blocking a Power Blow and one damage when making a Power Block.

Blocks will not defend multiple attacks you play. This is a Standing Defense.

DAMAGE -1 This attack cannot be dodged. This attack does one damage. You may discard up to two Standing Defenses from your hand when you play this attack. For each Standing Defense discarded, this attack does an additional point of damage.

DAMAGE - 1 This attack cannot be dodged. DISCARD: You may discard up to two Standing Defenses from your Hand when you play this attack. For each Standing Defense discarded, this attack does an additional point of damage.

If you are using the Alex Raven persona and took damage or Ability Loss from a card effect in play last turn, you may use her Persona Power twice this turn. "I can only guess where your spinal cord is, so it will take a few shots."

You may only include this card in your deck if you are using the Kris Weapon of Choice. Whenever your opponent makes a Soft Exertion, they must place the cards used in that Exertion in their Discard.

You can only include this card in your deck if you are using the Handgun Weapon of Choice. RESTRICTION: If a Firearm Ranged Attack you play is successful, the only attacks your opponent can play from their Hand during their next Attack Phase are non-Power Blow Basic Attacks.

DAMAGE: 2/4 Choose one grid for this attack to cover. You may make a zero card Hard Exertion to make this attack unblockable. This attack cannot be a Head Shot.

DAMAGE: 1

You may only play this card if your opponent did not play an attack last turn and you don't have any cards in play preventing them from attacking. You may discard up to three defenses. Your next attack does an additional point of damage for each defense discarded in that way.

You may only play this card if your opponent did not play an attack last turn and you don't have any cards in play preventing them from attacking. You may discard up to three defenses. Your opponent must discard that may defenses to play a defense from their hand against the first attack you play this turn.

Once per turn, when making an Exertion for an attack, you may also put one Location found in that Exertion into play. "I'm looking for an old friend." -- Kern / Line of Fire

Whenever you Sweep a Basic Attack, you may choose to place it under this card. Once per turn, you may play an attack from under this card as an additional attack. That attack is played as if it were from your hand.

When your opponent plays a Mortal Ally, they lose one Ability.

UPPER ARMOR COST: Your opponent must discard an attack to play an attack from their hand. "Happy Hallowe'en ladies!" -- The Kurgan / Highlander the Gathering

UPPER ARMOR COST: Your opponent must discard an attack to play an attack from their hand. "Happy Hallowe'en, ladies!" -- The Kurgan / Highlander the Gathering

Born in New York City in 1787, killed when his ship sank in the war of 1812. First trained by Patrick Stanzer. Also known as "Slan the Cat," because he likes to play with his victims. Once a blacksmith by trade, he uses a sword he made himself. In battle, he wears a metal mask over his face to protect his self proclaimed beauty. You do not need to make an Exertion to make your attacks Power Blows.

You do not need to make an Exertion to make your attacks Power Blows.

Born in New York City in 1787, killed when his ship sank in the war of 1812. First trained by Patrick Stanzer. Also known as "Slan the Cat," because he likes to play with his victims. Once a blacksmith by trade, he uses a sword he made himself. In battle, he wears a metal mask over his face to protect his self proclaimed beauty. Play in conjunction with the Slan Quince Persona. You begin the game with +1 Ability. Your Master Cards cannot be countered or removed from the game by your opponent.

Born in the United States of America in 1787, Quince was the only adopted child of a blacksmith, from whom he learned his craft. After his ship was sunk by the British during the War of 1812, he died and was reborn as an Immortal. He learned the Rules of the Game from his teacher, Patrick Stanze, living the first half of his new life as a blacksmith, like his father. Later, he began to hunt other Immortals, even making his own customized sword with a projectile hidden in the handle to give him an advantage. Because he took pleasure in hunting not only other Immortals, but also their close friends, playing cat and mouse with his target, he became known to other immortals as "Slan the Cat." You may only include this card in your Pre-Game if you are using the Slan Quince Persona. While this card is in your Pregame your Maximum Ability is increased by one. Your Persona Specific cards for the Persona you are playing as cannot be countered or removed from the Game.

DAMAGE: 1 "My cut has improved your voice!" -- Ramirez

DAMAGE: 1 This attack may not be a Power Blow. "The blade endured" -- Tak Ne

DAMAGE: 1 If your opponent did not play a Special Card during their last turn, this attack cannot be blocked.

This attack does one damage. This attack cannot be a Power Blow.

DAMAGE: 1

This attack does one damage. This attack cannot be a Power Blow.