DURATION [2] OPP TURN If your opponent uses their Persona Power during their turn, inflict this Wound. BURN: Once inflicted, each time your opponent uses their Persona Power they must Burn one card.

DAMAGE - 2/4 Choose one grid square for this attack to cover. This attack may be made a Power Blow without an Exertion. If this attack covers only Upper Grid(s), it may be made a Head Shot by other effects.

Play in conjunction with a Power Blow. Your opponent cannot play a Standing Defense next turn.

Play in conjunction with a Power Blow. Your opponent cannot play a Standing Defense next turn.

Play in conjunction with a Power Blow attack. Your opponent cannot play a Standing Defense next turn. "We live. We grow stronger. And then we fight." -- Silas / Revelations 6:8

Play in conjunction with a Power Blow. You may play an additional Power Blow this turn. You may make an additional Hard Exertion this turn.

This card's Attributes do not count towards your deck construction limit. Play this card in conjunction with a Basic Block. That Block may be a Power Block without making an Exertion.

Play in conjunction with a Power Blow. You may play an additional Power Blow this turn. You may make an additional Hard Exertion this turn.

You may put one Ally from under a card titled Bad Day in Building 'A' into play under your control.

Your attacks with a [E] do an additional point of damage.

Play in conjunction with an Over-Extended Attack. You may play the attack as an additional attack. Your opponent loses an attack next turn for each Over-Extended Attack you play this turn.

Play in conjunction with an Over-Extended Attack. You may play that attack as an additional attack. Your opponent loses an attack next turn for each Over-Extended Attack you play this turn.

MIDDLE ARMOR Your opponent's successful Ranged Attacks that do damage, and cover only middle grid(s), do one less damage for each Bulletproof Vest you have in play. You may have multiple Bulletproof Vest in play. You cannot have any other Middle Armor cards in play.

DAMAGE - 1 If you are using the Ingrid Henning Persona, you may include this attack in your deck in place of a required Basic Attack. This attack does an additional point of damage if you have a Plot in play. It cannot do more than three damage.

Discard this card after your opponent plays an Illusion. They lose two Ability.

If a player is forced to discard cards from the top of their Endurance by their opponent, they may discard these from the top of their opponent's Endurance instead.

Search your Endurance for a card titled Risk Management and put it into your hand. "I will not Bargain with him." -- Grayson / Band of Brothers

RESTRICTION: While strolling on the Busy Street no Situations may be played. During your May Do/Must Do Phase, you may ignore any effects your opponent has in play that would restrict you from playing Edge cards.

Originally from the south of China, these short Dao type swords eventually spread throughout China, gaining popularity among the practicioners of Wing Chun and Shaolin martial arts. The swords are usually wielded in pairs, and even kept in the same scrabbard. Due to their short size, they are easily concealable. The hilt design lends itself to being used as a type of brass knuckles for non-lethal attacks. UPSIDE: ALLOWANCE: For each Master Card printed on your Persona, you may include and use one gridded Weapon of Choice card from a non-Butterfly Swords Weapon of Choice. You may use this effect up to twice per unique weapon. DOWNSIDE: RESTRICTION: You may not ignore or nullify Hand Icons or requirements with any effect regardless of text.

Your Maximum Hand Size is increased by 1 for each Byron Specific In-Game card you have in play (Max. 3). If you have pending Attack Damage against you, either your first attack or your last attack you play this turn does an additional point of damage if successful (your choice).

Born George Gordon Noel Byron in 1788, the man who would become known as Lord Byron lived in luxury and opalescence. He committed suicide and was found and trained by Methos, who was posing as a Doctor at the time. Byron's killing of Hans Kirschner was the basis for Mary Shelley's book Frankenstein. In the 20th Century, Byron is a rock star, living on the edge and taking young musicians down dangerous paths with him. You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Byron 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.

CAPTURE: During your May Do / Must Do Phase you may place one attack from your Hand under this card. Once per turn you may play an attack Hidden from under this card as an additional attack.

DISCARD: Both players must Discard all Special cards from their Hand.

CAPTURE: During your May Do / Must Do Phase you may place one Basic Attack under this card. Once during your Attack Phase you may Discard a card from underneath this card to do one damage to your opponent.

This card cannot be nullified or ignored by in game effects. BURN: You may remove one Situation or Plot your opponent has in play from the Game. Your opponent may counter this card by burning three cards from their Endurance.

REMOVAL: Once per turn, during your turn, you may Remove one non-Gridded, non-Wound In-Game card you control from the Game to Remove one card your opponent controls of the same type from the Game.

Caleb Cole has always been a Puritan Isolationist since his birth in 1648 and growing up in a Massachusetts Bay Colony. He suffered his first death by a felled tree in 1687. He was found by Goodman Fletcher which showed him many skills on how to survive in the wilds as well as about the immortals. He tried living in civilization a time or two, but it is not the world for him. You may only include this card in your Pregame if you are using the Caleb Cole 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.

Play in place of an attack. Both players must make a Soft Exertion for [E]. The winner may choose one: They gain one Ability; OR Their opponent loses one Ability. If your opponent loses the Challenge with an end result of zero, you may choose both.

Your defenses can block and avoid attacks that cannot be blocked or dodged. You may ignore any effects in play by your opponent that add a cost to playing defenses, or that restrict you from playing defenses from your hand. If Callum leaves play, lose one Ability.

You may place any number of attacks from your hand on top of your Endurance. "The money's good, as long as you got a strong stomach and don't ask too many questions." -- Kern / Line of Fire

Both players must make a Soft Exertion for [R]. The loser must discard their cards used in this Attribute Check. "Part common sense... part Freud." -- Sean Burns / Deliverance

One attack you play this turn may be played Hidden.

The cane sword was a popular fashion accessory for the wealthy during the 18th and 19th centuries. While the weapon's origins are unknown, it is apparent that the cane sword's popularity peaked when decorative swords were steadily being replaced by canes as a result of the rising popularity of firearms, and the lessening influence of swords and other small arms. 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. You may not play blocks from your hand.

The cane sword was a popular fashion accessory for the wealthy during the 18th and 19th centuries. While the weapon's origins are unknown, it is apparent that the cane sword's popularity peaked when decorative swords were steadily being replaced by canes as a result of the rising popularity of firearms, and the lessening influence of swords and other small arms. 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. You may not play blocks from your hand.

Nicholas Ward's Cane Sword The cane sword was a fashion accessory for the wealthy during the 18th and 19th centuries. The weapon's origins are unknown. It is apparent that the cane sword's popularity peaked when decorative swords were steadily being replaced by canes as a result of the rising popularity of firearms, and the lessening influence of swords and other small arms. UPSIDE: Once per turn, during your May Do / Must Do Phase, you may put one block from your Hand or one Dirty Trick from your Discard under this card. Once per turn, you may play a block or Dirty Trick from under this card as if it were from a Hard Exertion. DOWNSIDE: You may not play blocks from your Hand.

Your opponent's Hard Exertions are increased by one for each Cannibal you have in play. You may have multiple Cannibals in play. "Fresh Meat?" -- Cannibal / The Search for Vengeance

Your opponent's Soft Exertions are decreased by one for each Cannibal you have in play. You may have multiple Cannibals in play. "Who the hell are you?" -- Cannibal / The Search for Vengeance

You may have multiple cards titled “Cannibal” in play. Your opponent cannot alter the size of their Exertions.

CAPTURE: Once per Soft Exertion, you may Capture one card revealed in the Soft Exertion and place it under this card. During your Draw / Discard Phase, you may exchange one card from under this card with a card from your Hand.

You may only play this card if your opponent has more cards in their Hand than you do. DISCARD: Randomly Discard a card from your opponent's Hand until their Hand matches your Maximum Hand Size.

Your opponent's Maximum Hand Size is reduced by two. "The endless numbness of it all?" -- Faith / Highlander: Endgame