Techniques

Lend your aid to another creature that can see or hear you; they recover 2-fatigue. Increase AP by 1 to use this on an unconscious creature you can touch or to stabilize a dying creature. You can do this a number of times equal to your Prowess, and regain all uses as part of your daily preparations.

Mark 1-fatigue to brace: the first attack made against you before the end of the next round resolves at -1 step. If no attack is made against you by then, recover 1-fatigue.

Mark 2-fatigue and let out a battle cry. You and each ally of your choice within 20 feet who can hear you becomes invigorated until the end of the next round. Mark an additional 1-fatigue for each ally beyond the first.

Mark 2-fatigue to reduce the damage’s effect by 1 step.

Target a creature’s vulnerable equipment with the power of your heavy weapon, inflicting sundered.

Mark 2-fatigue and make a ranged attack against a creature with one of the two weapons you are wielding, then move up to your speed to that creature and attack it with advantage with your other weapon. Your movement doesn’t provoke reactions from moving out of range of a creature. If you threw a weapon, you can retrieve it when you reach the target creature as part of this technique.

Attack a creature with a charmed cantrip. Total AP depends on the charms used.

Mark 2-fatigue to charge at a creature. Move up to your SPEED to a creature then attack it with a melee weapon. This attack gains +2 piercing, and your movement doesn’t provoke an opportunity attack.

Concentrate on a cast spell. You can use this multiple times per turn, each time you must concentrate on a different spell.

Direct a companion to use a basic technique or one of its techniques. If the technique costs more than 1 AP, you pay the full AP cost. Fatigue for the technique is marked by the companion. As part of this, you can mark 1-fatigue to direct your companion to move up to its speed as part of this technique. If you do not direct a companion on its turn, intelligent creatures take the Dodge action.

Strike the triggering creature.

Mark 1-fatigue to attack a creature with a ranged or thrown weapon. If you miss, choose another creature within ½ your weapon’s range of the original target; reroll the attack against them.

Mark 1-fatigue to try to knock a creature’s weapon or conduit out of their hands that’s within your reach; make a power roll. On a weak hit, they mark 2-fatigue, on a strong hit, their weapon or conduit is also knocked to the ground.

Cover yourself, preventing opportunity attacks for the rest of the turn. Optionally mark up to 2-fatigue; for each fatigue you mark, reduce the AP cost by 1.

Mark 1-fatigue to distract a creature within close range of you. Make a cunning roll. On a weak hit, the creature becomes sundered until the end of the next round, on a strong hit, the next attack against it before the end of the next round is made with advantage.

You intercede and redirect the attack to you. Until the end of the next round, or until your ally moves out of your reach, you can redirect all attacks specifically targeting that ally to you without using another reaction.

Until the end of the next round, attack rolls made against you by creatures you can see are rolled at disadvantage.

Mark 1-fatigue to become protected until the end of the next round. On subsequent rounds, you can mark 1-fatigue and spend 1 AP to extend the duration an additional round. You cannot use this technique if you are wearing heavy armor.

Mark 2-fatigue. Make a +CUNNING attack versus the triggering creature’s Cunning. On a strong hit, they become impaired until the end of the next round. On a weak hit, they become slowed until the end of the next round.

Mark 3-fatigue to hold 3-firearrow. Spend 1-firearrow when you attack with a ranged weapon to deal fire damage instead of physical damage and inflict doomed on a strong hit as they catch on fire. Your hold lasts until the end of combat.

Mark 1-fatigue to attack a creature with a heavy weapon, then push them up to 10 feet. On a weak hit, the target can mark 1-fatigue to resist being pushed.

Mark up to 3-fatigue to attack a single creature and deal your weapon damage a number of times equal to the amount of fatigue you marked. This attack gains +1 piercing, plus an additional +1 piercing for each fatigue marked.

Mark 1-fatigue to grapple a creature within touch range that is your size or smaller. Make a +POWER attack versus their Power—on a strong hit, they become restrained; on a weak hit, they become slowed. If you become impaired or stunned, the restrained ends.

Assist a creature in accomplishing a task related to one of your talents. Roll 1d12, the creature you’re helping can replace one of their rolls with your roll.

Mark 1-fatigue. Make a cunning roll while behind total cover or otherwise out of line of sight. On a weak hit, you become invisible until you attack, move into line of sight, or otherwise make your location known. On a strong hit, you also gain a free use of the Move technique as part of this action.

Mark 2-fatigue to move up to your SPEED and attack one creature you come within range of during your movement. Your movement doesn’t provoke an opportunity attack.

Spend half of your total speed to mount or dismount a creature at least one size category larger than you.

Move up to your speed or make a high or long jump. You can use this multiple times per turn, each time you do so, its AP cost is increased by 1.

Mark 2-fatigue to prevent the technique or charms from being used for the rest of the encounter. On their turn, the target can spend 1 AP, mark 2-fatigue, and become impaired until the end of the next round to enable the technique or charms again.

Strike the triggering creature with your equipped melee weapon or a spell that can be cast at touch range.

Mark 3-fatigue and make a power roll against a creature with your melee or ranged weapon’s reach. On a weak hit, inflict impaired, on a strong hit, inflict stunned.

Mark fatigue 1

Become prepared and invigorated until the end of the next round, then strike a creature. You can only use this technique if you’re the last creature on your side to go in the round.

Make a ranged or thrown weapon attack against a creature with advantage. You can only use this technique if you’re the last creature on your side to go in the round.

Mark 1-fatigue to become hastened until the end of the next round. This technique can be used more than once per turn.

Mark 2-fatigue to attack a creature with a ranged weapon, dealing your weapon damage and inflicting restrained on them on a hit. If you become impaired or stunned, restrained ends.

Mark 3-fatigue to hold 3-poisonarrow. Spend 1-poisonarrow when you attack with a ranged weapon to deal acid damage instead of physical damage and inflict weakened on a strong hit as they become poisoned. Your hold lasts until the end of combat.

Press your advantage. Mark 1-fatigue and make a cunning roll against a creature within your reach, on a weak hit, inflict 2-fatigue. On a strong hit, inflict impaired, or stunned on an impaired foe, or 1-exhaustion on a stunned foe.

Clear 2-fatigue. Cannot be used outside of combat.

Inflict 1-fatigue on them.

Retrieve an item that’s either within close range or that’s on your person and not part of your current loadout. As part of this, you can add a number of small items to your current loadout equal to your +CUNNING, provided you have free spots for them.

Stare down a foe and yell to try and intimidate them. Mark 2-fatigue. Make a +POWER attack versus their Power. On a strong hit, they become frightened of you until you miss with an attack. On a weak hit, they become frightened of you until the end of the next round.

Make a power roll against a creature within reach to bash them with your shield; on a weak hit, they mark 2-fatigue. On a strong hit, they mark 2-fatigue and you can either knock them prone or push them 5 feet. If done with a barbed shield you have mastery with, they also take damage equal to your +POWER.

Mark up to 3-fatigue to throw your shield, hitting a number of creatures equal to the amount of fatigue you marked. Each creature must be within short range of the previous one. Make a power roll against each creature; on a weak hit, they mark 1-fatigue, on a strong hit they mark 2-fatigue. The shield then returns to your hand. If done with a barbed shield you have mastery with, they also take damage equal to your +POWER.

Mark 2-fatigue to charge at a creature. Move up to your SPEED to a creature then attack it with a melee weapon. This attack gains +2 piercing. On a strong hit, if the creature is the same size or smaller, it gains the Prone condition.

Attack a creature with an equipped weapon or an uncharmed cantrip. You can use this multiple times per turn, each time you do so, its AP cost is increased by 1.

Mark up to 3-fatigue and hold 1-supression for each fatigue marked to lay down a barrage of attacks with a ranged weapon. While you have your hold, as a reaction, you can spend 1-supression to force any creature you can see that directly targets an ally within your ranged weapon’s reach to mark 2-fatigue as part of their attack. You cannot use this reaction if you’re within an enemy’s reach. Your hold lasts until the end of combat.

You start to whirl two weapons you’re wielding into a tornado of blades around you, blocking incoming blows at the same time you unleash a flurry of them in return. Mark 2-fatigue to become hold 3-flurry and become protected until no longer have any flurry remaining. When attacked by a creature within your reach, spend 1-flurry to have them mark 1-fatigue as part of their attack. Your hold lasts until the end of combat.

Strike a creature, then call out an ally; they can use a reaction to strike the same creature with +2 forward to their attack.

Call out a creature within medium range; if they don’t attack you before the end of the next round, they must mark 1-fatigue. If they do attack you, you become quickened until the end of the next round.

Mark 1-fatigue. Until the end of the next round, creatures of your choice (not including yourself) within reach become protected as long as they stay within your reach.

Mark 2-fatigue to attack a creature with your heavy weapon. On a weak hit, inflict 4-fatigue, and on a strong hit also inflict impaired. If they are wielding a weapon or a conduit, you may mark an additional 1-fatigue to knock it from their grasp.

Until the end of the next round, for each attack that damages you or inflicts fatigue or a condition on you, hold 1-momentum. At the start of your next turn spend your hold to gain +1 AP for each 1-momentum.

Use a item from your current item loadout, such as a potion, or swap your equipment loadout with your alternate loadout. As part of this action, you can hand the item to another creature within touch range of you, or administer it to an unconscious creature within touch range. If an item has an AP cost to use (like a spell scroll), the AP spent on this technique counts as part of the total AP cost to use.

Mark up to 3-fatigue (minimum 1) to attack a single creature and deal your weapon damage a number of times equal to the amount of fatigue you spent. If you roll a strong hit, they also become impaired.

Mark up to 3-fatigue (minimum 1). Choose a number of creatures within reach of your ranged weapon equal to the fatigue you marked +2. If they haven’t moved by the end of the next round, strike them.

Mark 2-fatigue to attack all creatures of your choice within reach, dealing half your weapon damage to each creature.

Examine a foe for weak points; make a focus roll against a creature you can see. On a weak hit, hold 1-vulnerability, on a strong hit, hold 2-vulnerability. When you damage that creature with a strong hit, you can spend 1-vulnerability to apply weakened, sundered, or slowed. Your hold lasts until the the creature is dead or until the end of combat.