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Character cards placed on the table that add their skills to the main Character, Arts are special abilities of a magical nature, and Treasures are items of varied type and ability that can be retrieved from locations and carried by the Characters. Five points can typically be added to these attributes, although this number can be modified by taking Flaws, negative attributes which allow additional Merit points. Flaws are divided into three categories: Curses, special liabilities of your character; Enemies, a negative modifier when facing an opponent's Character or Allies of a particular name or faction; and Weaknesses, usually affecting the four defining stats.
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Attributes, for the objective are achieved, Experience points are awarded. The Experience total is modified by additional cards that were played on the League cards: Waylays and Treasures. Waylays and Treasures, within the limits of their terrain type restrictions and the total number allowed for each quest, can be played upon the League map. If the character and allies meet the conditions presented by the Waylay, the character may proceed.
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series. It focuses on the world of the fae, who are changelings that draw on the dreams of humans. Quests, delineated and represented by cards, are completed by cards similarly representing
Characters moving from one Terrain card to an adjacent one until the Quest is completed. The base set was
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Character cards that, together with modifying cards, move from one Terrain card to the next. Each player may play Waylay cards to thwart their opponents or opponents' progress through the
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