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The Power of Three
By positioning the three gnomes in a certain order, they can choose where to hit their enemy despite it potentially being behind cover if there is a pathway free. Their thrown object will then return back to its original thrower in the order is was thrown.
You gain the following benefits as long as you are engaged in combat with A long wooden javelin.
+2 dice to all rolls utilizing A long wooden javelin.
You also gain the following effects:
- Boomerang: On your Initiative, in the Round following a thrown attack, the objects you threw will return back to you.
- Ricochet: You can make a thrown attack against a target behind cover so long as there is at least one exposed pathway to them.
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Charlatans
“Unsettling are the days in which everyone is an expert.”
― Criss Jami
Nowadays you can't go a day without some phony prophet trying to peddle their wares to you.
Driven by the increased interest in the supernatural, charlatans from palm readers to televangelists are everywhere. And while the vast majority of witches, psychics, magicians, hypnotists, cures, potions, faith healers, and clairvoyants are complete fakes, they do make a living.
As the saying goes, "it's easier for an actor to make it in alternative medicine than Hollywood."
Most people scoff at these clearly-phony supernatural services, yet those same people often buy into at least one scam.
The most dangerous charlatans are the self-styled monster hunters who carry a mall-ninja arsenal and guns with silver bullets. Most have never encountered anything supernatural and do absolutely nothing besides burn some sage and patrol the area for a night or two. Even so, those who are superstitious, fearful, or desperate enough will hire them to solve the problems they simply don't understand. In some cases with disastrous results.
For Contractors, charlatans are red herrings and obstacles. Clumsy fakes that conjure a smokescreen of misinformation and escalate the situations they're in.
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Throwing Mastery Gifts
Card Throwing
Is this your card?
Be amazed as the magician wields a deck of simple playing cards with all the poise and precision of a ninja's shurikens. Fear not, for they will not hit you, unless they want to.
You gain the following benefits as long as you are engaged in combat with playing cards.
+2 dice to all rolls utilizing playing cards.
You also gain the following effects:
- Assassin: If your attack Injures your target, they cannot make a sound, even incidentally, for a single Round. Even the sound of their body and equipment dropping to the ground is silenced.
- Ricochet: You can make a thrown attack against a target behind cover so long as there is at least one exposed pathway to them.
Expert thrower
Caspian’s use of his trident, the power from it bestowed upon him by the kraken and his own physical ability has improved his capabilities in terms of throwing (especially in combat).
You gain the following benefits as long as you are engaged in combat with thrown weapons.
+2 dice to all rolls utilizing thrown weapons.
You also gain the following effects:
- Bullet Parry: You may use a Reaction to Defend against any Melee, thrown, or projectile Attack in range of your Attacks.
- Pin Down: If you make a thrown attack with something sharp, and it hits a target near a wall or a floor, the projectile pierces through them, pinning them to the wall or floor. Unpinning oneself quickly will increase the relevant Injury’s Severity by 1.
- Track And Field: “If you move at least 25 feet in a straight line before making a thrown Attack in that direction its effective range is tripled, and you deal +1 Damage.
- Yeet!: You can throw things up to 100 extra feet per point of Brawn with no penalty. Anything thrown further than 100 feet will not land at its target until the next Round on your initiative.
Thrower
Yoni is pretty good at throwing knives
You gain the following benefits as long as you are engaged in combat with throwing knives.
+2 dice to all rolls utilizing throwing knives.
You also gain the following effects:
- Bullet Parry: You may use a Reaction to Defend against any Melee, thrown, or projectile Attack in range of your Attacks.
- Ricochet: You can make a thrown attack against a target behind cover so long as there is at least one exposed pathway to them.
- Yeet!: You can throw things up to 100 extra feet per point of Brawn with no penalty. Anything thrown further than 100 feet will not land at its target until the next Round on your initiative.
Cutting It Close
Throw and Forget, the last thing you'll see.
As Arden throws his cards, with either flair or straight forward, it always seems to fly straight. As it strikes an object, metal or rock, the card seems to slice through and gets stuck. Upon inspection, the card seems to be normal and flimsy, just like a normal playing card.
You gain the following benefits as long as you are engaged in combat with playing cards.
+2 dice to all rolls utilizing playing cards.
Possession of this Power grants the following Trauma at all times: Delusions of Invincibility.
You also gain the following effects:
- Finesse: When Attacking a single target, you may limit the Severity of any Injury you inflict or determine a maximum Wound Level, including Incapacitated. You may also choose to make this Injury properly or improperly stabilized, or to keep it unstabilized.
- Jackie Chan: You do not receive a Difficulty penalty when throwing objects that are not designed for throwing.
- Junk Wolf: Thrown attacks with improvised thrown weapons always deal a minimum of 3 Weapon Damage.
Chicago-Town Bully
With raw, brute strength and a hint of fae magic he summons this power. his muscles swell even larger, his skin emits a faint, eerie glow. The air around him crackles with arcane energy, focusing into his hands as he grips the cold steel. He chucks the beam, arcing the toss perfectly to round corners.
You gain the following benefits as long as you are engaged in combat with Structural I-Beams.
+2 dice to all rolls utilizing Structural I-Beams.
You also gain the following effects:
- Finesse: You may limit the Severity of any Injury you inflict or determine a maximum Wound Level to inflict on the target, including Incapacitated. You may also choose to make this Injury properly or improperly stabilized, or to keep it unstabilized.
- Ricochet: You can make a thrown attack against a target behind cover so long as there is at least one exposed pathway to them.
- Yeet!: You can throw things up to 100 extra feet per point of Brawn with no penalty. Anything thrown further than 100 feet will not land at its target until the next Round on your initiative.
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Throwing Mastery Gifts
Card Throwing
Is this your card?
Be amazed as the magician wields a deck of simple playing cards with all the poise and precision of a ninja's shurikens. Fear not, for they will not hit you, unless they want to.
You gain the following benefits as long as you are engaged in combat with playing cards.
+2 dice to all rolls utilizing playing cards.
You also gain the following effects:
- Point Control: Called Shots that you attempt only require a Contested Outcome of 2 for small targets and 4 for tiny targets.
- Ricochet: You can make a thrown attack against a target behind cover so long as there is at least one exposed pathway to them.