The Harrow Cards and Harrow Points

[Charles Warren]

HARROW CARDS
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THE CARDS
For Book One of our adventure, the following Harrow Cards represent the following players:

Aisha: The Locksmith

Dagial: The Peacock

Erastil: The Rabbit Prince

Ozzren: The Dance

Sanuye: The Demon's Lantern

Vandar: The Crows


USES OF THE CARDS

Players may call upon their card to recieve the following during a specific sitation.

- +2 to all rolls modified by Dexterity for the entire encounter
- +1 Dodge bonus for the entire encouter.

The situations are:

Aisha: The Locksmith (Encounter with he who held the key to everyone's misfortunes)

Dagial: The Peacock (Encounter with he who abandoned his duty, in exchange for great beauty.

Erastil: The Rabbit Prince (Encounter with knives)

Ozzren: The Dance (Encounter with he who dances upon the web of fate like a spider)

Sanuye: The Demon's Lantern (Encounter with those who guard, the watchmen bearing the Demon's Lantern)

Vandar: The Crows (Encounter with the master of the Crows, the carrion taker and giver of life)

MEANINGS OF THE CARDS
Dexterity Suit
In the Harrow deck, dexterity is one of a creature's six basic abilities, represented as a key. Dexterity represents a creature's agility, reflexes, balance, and skill with ranged weapons. In a harrowing, it more broadly symbolizes trouble, children, and entertainment.

The Dance
The Dance is the lawful good card of dexterity. It represents a complicated framework that requires the cooperation of all to avoid collapse.

The Cricket
The Cricket is the neutral good card of dexterity. It represents the grig, quick travel, and the reward at the end of a journey.

The Juggler
The Juggler is the chaotic good card of dexterity. It represents destiny, deities, and those who play with the fates of others.

The Locksmith
This is the lawful neutral card of dexterity. It represents the keys the subject needs to unlock his fate. The card grants the tools needed to unlock some new place, puzzle, or hoard.

The Peacock
This is the neutral card of dexterity. It represents a great beauty that can only be preserved if petrified and frozen in time for eternity, as by a cockatrice's glare.

The Rabbit Prince
This is the chaotic neutral card of dexterity. It represents the quirky vicissitudes of melee combat. The Rabbit Prince is the personification of the capriciousness of battle, and his broken sword indicates that defeat may come to anyone. The card sometimes represents younger members of royal or noble houses.

The Avalanche
This is the lawful evil card of dexterity. It represents disaster: an unthinking panic and destruction that overruns all.

The Crows
This is the neutral evil card of dexterity. It represents murder, theft, and the violent loss of that which is loved.

The Demon's Lantern
This is the chaotic evil card of dexterity. It represents an impossible situation of traps, mind tricks, and sleight of hand.

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BOOK ONE - THE SUIT OF DEXTERITY
This first book is ruled by the suit of Dexterity.


Harrow Point totals

Erastil (Timothy) - 1

Ozzren (Scott) - 1

Sanuye (Trina) - 2

Vandar (Joey) - 0


WHAT CAN YOU USE YOUR HARROW POINTS FOR

Dexterity rerolls - Spend a harrow point to reroll any one initiative check, reflex save, attack roll modified by dexterity, or a dexterity-based skill.

Dodge bonus - Spend a Harrow Point to increase your AC by +1 for an encounter. You may spend up to 3 per encounter to give you a max AC of +3

Speed Encounter - Spend a Harrow Point to increase your speed by 10 for an encounter.

Avoid Death - Spend a Harrow Point to stabilize or at the GM's discretion, any other roll that would lead to character death.

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BOOK TWO - THE SUIT OF CONSTITUTION
This first book is ruled by the suit of Constitution.


Harrow Point totals

Aisha (Jason) - ?

Erastil (Timothy) - ?

Ozzren (Scott) - ?

Sanuye (Trina) - ?

Vandar (Joey) - ?

Zurza (Landon) - 1


WHAT CAN YOU USE YOUR HARROW POINTS FOR

Constitution rerolls - Spend a harrow point to reroll any one Fortitude save, Concentration check, or any other Constitution based roll.

Fast Hit Point Recovery - Spend a Harrow Point after resting for a minute to catch your breath - you heal a number of hit points equal to your class level and 1 point of ability damage (but not ability drain) each time you do this. You may only do this once after each encounter.

Damage Reduction - Spend a Harrow Point to gain damage reduction 3/-. This damage reduction lasts for the entire encounter during which you spent the Harrow Point.

Stabalize- Spend a Harrow Point to stabilize.

Avoid Death - Spend 3 Harrow Points, at the GM's discretion, to avoid circumstances that would lead to character death.