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### What is Favor?
Favor represents feelings of gratitude, honor, responsibility, or debt
between a PC and another character (PC or NPC). A character who
favors another will feel inclined to act in their interest, even if just to
pay off a perceived debt.
When you Favor someone, or someone Favors you, note down their
name and the details behind the Favor. Two people can mutually Favor
each other, and you can Favor as many different people as you’d like.
While someone Favors you, they might treat you especially kindly,
make you feel appreciated, act in your stead, or similar.
- Gaining Favor: The most common way to gain someone’s Favor is
by accomplishing a significant task for them, triggering the Gratify
Move shown to the right. The significance of this task is judged by the
character it’s done for, not the one doing it. One person might Favor
you for the encouraging words you said when they needed to hear
them, while another may demand you deal with a threat plagueing
the area. GM’s should consider an NPC’s Want when judging if an
accomplished task would gain their Favor.
- Losing Favor: If you mistreat someone who Favors you, they no longer
do so. Just like with gaining favor, what this entails is also up to the
character who is Favoring you.
- Favoring Others: You decide how you treat those you Favor, how you
express it and what it means. Every character will have limits on how
far they will go for someone they Favor.

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## Followers
## Creating a Follower
Name and describe your follower, working with the GM and other
players to detail it. Then choose one or two Qualities that they have,
and the GM will tell you an equal number of Costs.
Some Followers gained through certain Advanced Moves or other
unusual circumstances may have special or unique Qualities - these do
not increase the Costs.
The GM will then create the Follower like any other NPC, following
the NPCs section of the Game Master chapter on Page 95, and giving
them a Want, Methods, Conditions, and Armor.
Finally, the GM will give them a few Descriptors, similar to Item Tags,
fitting who or what they are.
Example Qualities
- Charming: They are desirable or have a way with words. When
they help you Compel someone who Favors you, you can gain the
bonus from their Favor without using it up.
- Cunning: Clever and observant. When they help you Examine,
treat a 7-9 as a 10+.
- Educated: They’re knowedgeable about a particular subject.
When they help you Ponder it, they’ll also give you an additional
interesting (but not necessarily useful) piece of information.
- Healer: When they tend to wounds with Supplies or Medicine,
they can treat two patients with 1 use.
- Meek: They accept their lowly lot. They will agree to do degrading
and unreasonable tasks without the need to Command them.
- Organised: They follow plans well and work well in a group. Once
they agree to a plan, you don’t need to Command them as long as
the plan doesn’t go awry.
- Warrior: They count as +1 Armor when they help you fight, and
you don’t have to Command them to fight unless the opposition is
terrifying or overwhelming.
Example Costs
- Assistance: They inevitably need your help at the most
inopportune moments.
- Brutality: They have an instinct or outright desire for savage,
unnecessary violence.
- Ego: They want frequent and regular credit for heroics, regardless
of whether or not they truly contributed.
- Independence: They may follow you for convenience or mutual
gain, but they are
not truly loyal to you.
- Principles: They have a code, belief or boundary that they expect
you to adhere to.
- Riches: They demand regular coins, gems or other valuables.
- Safety: They expect you to protect them from any danger, or
ideally for there to be no danger at all.
- Unstable: They can sometimes be a danger to you, and you have to
be prepared to put up with that.
Example Descriptors
- Athletic: Good at running, climbing, jumping, and physical
maneuvering.
- Cautious: Careful and methodical; avoids acting rashly.
- Devious: Deceitful, treacherous, thieving.
- Stealthy: Avoids detection; often gets the drop on foes.
- Beautiful: Draws admiration and attention; makes an impression.
- Terrifying: Their presence and appearance invoke fear.
- Group: A team, gang, or mob, with all the strengths and drawbacks
of greater numbers.
- Ferocious: Merciless, violent, and aggressive.
- (In)Famous: They’re well-known, for good or for ill.
- Stubborn: Tough, hard-working, and willing to put up with
discomfort.
- Self-Sufficient: Can easily navigate and live off the land.
- Faithful: Dedicated to a religion, belief, or cause.

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You start with two of these known, see the Invocation Starting Move
on Page 45 for details.
Only one Ongoing invocation or spell can be maintained at a time.
The Risk of an Invocation usually only happens when you choose it on
a 7-9, but something like it or worse may happen when the GM says
what happens on a 6-.
An Invocation’s Greater effect only happens when certain Advanced
Moves unlock it.
### Bestow Curse
A foe you touch has their Armor reduced to 0 or is struck by some
supernatural disease, blindness, or another affliction for a few
minutes.
Risk: You also suffer the effects of the curse.
Greater: On a 12+, the effect lasts as long as you’d like, including
permanently.
### Bless
For the remainder of this scene, an ally gains Advantage Forward and
either +1 Armor or +1 condition inflicted the next time they hurt
someone - you choose when you Bless them.
Risk: You also receive Disadvantage Forward.
Greater: They have Advantage Ongoing for the scene, instead of just
Forward.
### Cause Fear (Ongoing)
Name an individual or a type of mortal creature. While they can see
you they are filled with dread, causing them to recoil and back away -
the weak and cowardly among them must outright flee.
Risk: Instead of simply recoiling or fleeing, they might act agressively,
rashly, or unpredictably.
Greater: On a 12+, even the mighty and strong-willed must flee.
### Contact Spirits
You speak with a departed soul whose body is nearby or whom you
knew when they were alive. Their spirit manifests for the scene, and
will answer any one question you ask to the best of its ability before
it returns.
Risk: Their answers are vague or veiled, as they are either unable or
unwilling to answer you clearly.
Greater: On a 12+, you can ask them any number of questions for the
scene.
### Dismiss
A nearby otherworldly entity or spirit is banished from the world or
back to whatever tethers it here.
Risk: As it leaves it manifests a curse, harm, or a way to return later,
the GM will say how.
Greater: On a 12+, ordinary entities are utterly destroyed, and the
strongest are driven away with whatever tethers them here destroyed.
### Empower (Ongoing)
Filled with your deity’s power, you or an ally treats one stat as +3 and
ignores conditions on it (both for rolls and for XP).
Risk: Once the effect ends, the one(s) who benefited suffers two
conditions from exhaustion.
Greater: You can affect both yourself and ally. The same stat is
empowered for both of you.
### Illuminate (Ongoing)
A magical light emits from you or something you touch, piercing
darkness, illusions, and trickery.
Risk: The enemies of your deity can sense this light from a great
distance.
Greater: The light is blinding to all who look at it and enemies of your
deity can’t bear to be near it.
### Message
A message you speak is instantly delivered to a person of your
choosing, no matter where they are.
Risk: It won’t be delivered instantly.
Greater: When they receive the message, they can also respond with
a single message in kind to you.
### Procure
You miraculously have just the mundane item you need, as if you had
spent 1 use of Adventuring Gear. Perhaps it was in your pack or sitting
nearby.
Risk: You don’t have exactly what you need, but something similar.
Greater: The item is of superb make, perhaps with an additional
feature or quality.
### Safeguard (Ongoing)
An ally either gains Advantage Ongoing to Defy or is protected from
something pertaining to your deity’s domains (you choose when this
is invoked).
Risk: When this effect ends, those affected must fulfill a demand of
your deity or suffer a condition.
Greater: On a 12+ all your allies are affected.
### Sanctuary (Ongoing)
As you perform this invocation, you walk the perimeter of an area,
consecrating it to your deity. As long as you stay within this area, you
know when someone enters it or when someone within it acts with
malicious intent.
Risk: You only know when someone within the area acts with
malicious intent, but not when someone enters.
Greater: On a 12+, none can enter the sanctuary without your express
knowledge and consent.
### Speak in Tongues
You can clearly speak with and understand any sentient creature for
the scene.
Risk: You can understand them, or they you, pick one.
Greater: Nearby allies can also be affected.
### Transcend Surroundings (Ongoing)
A nearby physical obstacle, hazard, or environment no longer poses
any threat to you.
Risk: It does still pose a threat but you have Advantage Ongoing to
Defy it.
Greater: The effect extends to nearby allies.
### Unleash Wrath
Your deity’s power harms an enemy, usually inflicting a condition
(Forceful, Distinctive, Piercing).
Risk: It isn’t Piercing.
Greater: On a 12+ they are also briefly stunned.

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For spells, go [[Cleric Spells|here]]
## Starting Moves
You have all of these.
### Atonement
You have 2 Spirit. When you Settle In, reset your Spirit to this number.
When you touch someone and pray for their well-being:
If they are a PC erase as many conditions from them as you’d like and
gain that many for yourself. If they are an NPC tell the GM what you’d
like to heal (physical, mental, spiritual, etc.) and the GM will say how
many conditions it will cost based on these guidelines:
• 1 Condition - visible gash, furious temper
• 2 Conditions - broken bone, night terrors
• 3 Conditions - missing limb, tortured memories
• 4 Conditions - mortal wound, violent madness
• 5 Conditions - recent death
You can spend Spirit like Armor to absorb conditions from Atonement.
### Divine Agent
You serve and worship a deity who grants you power. Give your deity
a name, then define their domains by filling in each answer:
• What they Control (eg. sun, seas, skies, animals)
• What they Represent (eg. love, death, war, wind)
• Who Worships them (eg. nobles, wizards, lovers)
• Their Enemies (eg. undead, invaders, wolves)
• Their Demands (eg. sacrifices, secrets, victory)
While your deity Favors you, their domains react obviously to your
presence (eg. animals adore you, nobles bow, demons, etc.).
When you ask your deity how to gain their Favor, the GM will give
you a task related to their Demands. When you finish it, mark 1 XP
and gain your deity’s Favor.
### Invocation
When you call upon your deity’s power, choose an Invocation you
know and roll+WIS, with Advantage if your deity Favors you. On a 10+
your deity’s power flows through you and the effect comes to pass.
On a 7-9 the effect comes to pass but you must choose one.
• The invocation’s Risk comes to pass.
• You draw unwanted attention, probably from your deity’s enemies
• You lose your deity’s Favor
You start with 2 Invocations known (see Page 49).
When you Level Up, you can choose to Learn a New Invocation
instead of another benefit. If you do, you also regain your deity’s Favor
if you don’t already have it. While one Invocation is Ongoing, you can’t
use another. You can end an Ongoing Invocation whenever you wish.
## Advanced Moves
You may choose one when you Level Up
### Anathema
When you harm your deity’s enemies, inflict an extra condition.
### Apotheosis
Choose a feature associated with your deity (rending claws, sapphire
wings, an all-seeing third eye, etc.). In recognition of your devotion
and faith, your deity bestows this gift upon you.
### Divine Intervention
When you would Crumble while your deity Favors you, your deity
miraculously intervenes, saves you, and no longer Favors you.
Afterwards you heal one condition.
### Gifts of the Spirit
Two Invocations that you know always have the Greater Effect.
### Hype Man
When you exceedingly praise a friend or ally before someone who
Favors you (except your deity), they now Favor them as well.
### Interfaith Studies
When you encounter a faith or deity that you know about (your
choice), you may ask the GM about three of their domains and they
will tell you truthfully.
### Inquisitor
Whenever you’d like you may ask the GM ‘are enemies of my deity
nearby?’ and they will answer you truthfully.
Whenever you Examine or Scrutinize your deity’s enemies, you gain
+1 Insight even on a 6-.
My Faith is My Shield
Gain +1 Spirit. You can spend Spirit like Armor against any condition
from your deity’s enemies.
### Organizer
When you and your allies cohesively Cooperate in a shared task,
instead of one person rolling with Advantage, you may lead a group
effort. Everyone involved rolls individually and the highest result is
used for everyone, but you must take a condition or spend 1 Spirit for
every 6- rolled.
### Peaceful
No one who recognizes your faith will attack you directly and
unprovoked, unless they are an enemy of your deity.
### Shepherd
When you publicly proclaim a warning, judgement, or belief, those
nearby notice and listen to your words; roll+WIS. On a 10+ choose
three. On a 7-9 choose two.
• Your words don’t attract unwanted attention.
• You can ask your listeners one question as if you had Scrutinized
them collectively.
• Chooe a listener - they now Favor you.
• Your listeners will achieve something collaboratively (build a
bridge, burn a manor, acquire a treasure, etc.).
### Spirit of Greatness
Gain +1 Spirit. When you use an Invocation, you may spend 1 Spirit or
use up your deity’s Favor to invoke its Greater effect.
### Team Player
When you Cooperate, you can Push Yourself or spend 1 Spirit to grant
an additional source of Advantage.
### Thaumaturgy
You no longer have to touch someone to use Atonement on them.
When you petition your deity to perform a great miracle that pertains
to their domains, tell the GM what you desire, they will give you a
number of appropriate conditions based on the guidelines below,
or say no. Like with Atonement, you can spend Spirit like Armor to
absorb conditions gained from Thaumaturgy.
1 Condition - Feed a large crowd
2 Conditions - Calm a raging storm
3 Conditions - Foresee an Ominous Force
4 Conditions - Summon a divine envoy
5 Conditions - Destroy or reshape a land
### Theologian
When you Ponder or Examine something related to your deity’s
domains, you may ignore penalties from conditions and roll either
+WIS or +INT.
### Wrathful
Gain +1 Spirit. When you inflict a condition, you may spend 1 Spirit to
inflict an extra condition.
Secret of the Divine (Requires Level 10+)
You discover the greatest secret of your faith. Choose one way listed
below that this secret can be used, or create a new one, then work
with the GM to define what this secret is, how you learned it, and how
it affects your faith.
• You can destroy your deity’s enemies forever.
• You can ascend to become a deity yourself.
• You can fundamentally alter the world in a way related to your
deity’s domains