dungeon motion

When you draw upon your reputation to scare or intimidate someone, roll +CHA: on a 10+, hold 3 Fear; on a 7-9, hold 1 Fear. When you're humbled, de-fanged, or show mercy, lose all Fear. Spend Fear 1-for-1 to:

• Draw all attention to yourself
• Cause someone to hesitate, flinch, or flee
• Coerce a temporary agreement or concession

You can spend Fear to ask questions from the Seek Insight list.

When you are at Death's Door, you can roll +CON or +nothing (your choice). On a 7-9, you can mark a debility of your choice to regain 1 HP.

When you are reduced to 0 HP in battle, you can keep fighting. Each time you take damage while at 0 HP, mark 1. If something would heal you while you keep fighting, clear one mark instead.

When you stop fighting, roll for Death's Door with a -1 penalty for each circle marked. If you survive, clear all your circles.

When you are in darkness, you are able to see by the light of your inner fire. When you take damage from cold or fire, reduce that damage by 2.

When you lead one or more NPCs through danger, roll +CHA: on a 10+, you all make it through (Helior be praised); on a 7-9, the GM will tell you what's required to get everyone through safely.

When you carry a normal or light load and move with care, you make no noise and leave no sign of your passing. When you hide yourself in a natural environment, you remain unseen until you draw attention to yourself, move positions, or attack.

The grunts, barks, chirps, and calls of natural beasts are as a language to you. You can understand their intentions and communicate basic ideas. When you Persuade a beast, you can choose to roll +WIS.

When you assert your dominance over a beast or spirit of the wild, roll +WIS: on a 7+, it must choose 1 from the list below; on a 10+, you also gain advantage on your next roll against it.

• Fight you for dominance
• Slink away or flee, then avoid you
• Accept your authority, at least for now

When you spend time with someone, you can ask their player why you frighten them or creep them out (you usually will) and get an honest answer.

When you Make Camp and relate your fears to one another banish fear from your heart for a time.

When you record a sound, sentence, or phrase you've heard with flawless tone and pitch mark Memory. When you release the words you've memorized back into the world spend Memory to Persuade with advantage (if it makes sense) or to reproduce a spell or effect precisely. You will become mute for a time. Your voice will return in ~1 hour.

When you anoint a sleeping person with your own blood you may share in their dreams. When you Seek Insight within a dream or vision, you may roll with +CHA instead of +WIS. If you are reduced to zero HP in a dream, you fall into a deep slumber from which you awaken after a day's rest.

When you enter a dream and craft and shape it to your will you roll +CHA: on a 10+, you can do anything you imagine; on a 7-9, you do it but the dream turns sour. Either allow the GM to make a hard move or awaken, suddenly, in a cold sweat.

When you invoke the shadows within and without to shield you from sight roll +CHA: on a 10+, you may walk between shadows for a time; on a 7-9, you disappear and reappear a short distance away.

When you interact with an NPC and wish to slip from their memory immediately, roll +CHA: on a 10+, they forget you instantly and remember instead something plausible of your choosing; on a 7-9, they forget you instantly, but are shaken or upset by the experience; on a 6-, they remember you, for now, and some detail about you will stick with them indefinitely.

Once per expedition when you Have What You Need you may choose to retrieve an item one might find on a corpse or in an unturned grave up to a value of 2. You needn't Requisition this item, instead choose a number of options equal to its value:

• Time has taken its toll. Add or remove a tag to reflect this flaw. Also reduce its value by 1.
• You suffer a minor curse. Receive disadvantage when you Defy Danger until you make amends.
• It's clearly recognizable as plunder. Someone, or something, will come looking for it soon.

Mark the Poisons special possession. You ignore the dangerous tag when handling poisons. Gain access to the following in addition to nightshade oil:

• Corpse root ingested, slow, dangerous results in a temporary death-like state.
• Nailadd venom contact, dangerous results in +1d4 damage and numbness when injected.
• Fireweed burned, dangerous creates black caustic smoke that repels pests and vermin.

When you make a hand-to-hand or thrown attack, it's forceful and messy. If it would already be forceful and/or messy, it's even more so.

When you Discern Realities, add these to the list of questions you can ask:

• What is my enemy's true position?
• Who or what here is the biggest threat?
• What's the best way in/out/through/past?

When a fight starts, ask the GM one question that you could ask with Discern Realities, and gain advantage to act on the answer.

When you attack someone up close and they don't see it coming, Deal Damage or roll +DEX: on a 10+, Deal Damage and pick 2; on a 7-9, Deal Damage and pick 1.

• Deal +1d4 damage
• Strike a weak spot, ignoring their armor
• They can't make noise or raise an alarm
• You slip away before they can react
• You create an opportunity; you or an ally gain advantage if you act on it

You can always ask the GM, "Is there an ambush or trap here?" If they say "yes," roll +INT: on a 10+, ask the GM both questions; on a 7-9, ask 1:

• What will trigger the trap or ambush?
• What will happen once it's triggered?

On a 6-, don't mark XP, but nothing bad happens just yet.

When you use brute strength to overcome an inanimate obstacle, roll +STR: on a 7+, OH YEAH! but choose 1 (on a 10+) or choose 2 (on a 7-9).

• It takes a while
• You cause unwanted damage or harm
• You make a lot of noise
• Mark a debility

Pick two.

When you witness a magical effect, you may ask the GM, "how can this be countered or interrupted?" and get an honest answer. You or an ally gain advantage on your next roll to act on the answer.

When you exploit an unnatural foe's specific weakness or vulnerability, deal +1d6 damage.

When you cast a spell from a stolen spellbook, whose prerequisites you have already cast before, roll +INT. On a 10+, you cast it successfully. On a 7-9, you cast it, but pick one:

• Draw unwanted attention or put yourself in a spot; the GM will say how
• Reality twists around you (say how) and you take -1 ongoing (cumulative) when casting spells until you Make Camp
• The spell is unstable, short-lived, or imprecise

When you inspect a work of artifice or magic for a fatal flaw, roll +INT: on a 7+, the GM will reveal the best way to destroy/sabotage it; on a 10+, you or an ally also gain advantage to act on the info.

Each time you take this move, increase one of your stats by 1 (to a max of +2).

Your human form is but a guise. Fill out the Monster Compendium insert. Each time you select this move, choose a new monster move. You may undergo Metamorphosis at any time to take on your monstrous traits, instinct, bane, moves, etc.

You've come to terms with your monstrous nature. You no longer gain the terrifying tag unless you wish to and you may mark a debility at any time to resist your instinct or your bane and retain control.