EPC

Player Character Current XP Total XP Available Pool Dice Grabit 15 20 7 Genghis 16 19 7 Karnhage 12 21 7 Smash 9 24 7

Smash Primer Snotlings 1 Internal 0

Group Treasure

Compass of Good Fortune: Add a treasure find card for random encounters.

Sextant of Good Company: Add an NPC find card for random encounters.

Banker's Chest: An eighteen-inch by twelve-inch chest of palm and gold arrayed into an unlimited series of trays able to hold any quantity of coin, magically locked by a key found with the chest. Currently contains the contents of the royal vault of the White City.

Mini Necro-battery: A three-inch tall hourglass-shaped glass container capped with bronze with a mouse skull in each end rather than sand.

Necromantic Dispensator:

• Can absorb a temporary physical injury, which may include recovering a condition.
• Two uses per refresh thanks to the mini necro-battery.
• A person or animal weighing about as much as a person must be sacrificed to it at the refresh for each charge.
  • This takes the place of any other spiritual benefit Karnhage might receive from a sacrifice, though the meat, pelt, and any other conventionally useful parts are still available.

Genghis Pecan

Athlete	Gutter Runner	Promoter	Altruist	Mutant
Leap	Scrounge	Underdog	Inspire	Very Long Legs
Sure Hands	Sneak	Haggle	Encourage	Extra Arm
Agile (2)	Sense Motives	Convince	Presence	Big Hand
Fast	Endure	Daring	Manipulate	Prehensile Tail
Block	Quick	Promote	Advocate	Pouched Cheeks
Sure Feet	Aware	Sell	Lutist	Hidden Pocket
				Telescopic Vision

Secret of the Believer: once per refresh, you can keep your pool dice when you succeed.

Secret of Experience: once per refresh, you can use tags from more than one trait when you make a roll.

Key of Escape: gain 1 XP when you make notable progress on escaping the Waste.

Key of the OG Baller: gain 1 XP when you succeed with basketball.

Key of the Rescuer: gain 1 XP when you help out someone in need.

Low-light Vision: skaven naturally have excellent night vision

Mutations:

• Very Long Legs: enables quick, precise, and lengthy jumping
• Extra Arm: an extra arm
• Hidden Pocket: a fur-lined pocket in the torso, suitable for hiding a modestly-sized item
• Prehensile Tail: a long, thick tail capable of grasping or holding
• Pouched Cheeks: This mutant’s cheeks are elastic and its mouth may be used to carry a great deal of food or other objects.
• Telescopic Vision: This mutant can see clearly for up to two miles (3km) and still distinguish individuals.

Tribe of Wondrous Goats: A set of four goat figurines in a blue silk pouch. Each may be used to summon an obedient and untiring riding mount, though they lack the intelligence to perform independent tasks. Minor injuries may be reversed by re-summoning, though grievous or deadly injury causes the goat to vanish and be unavailable for summoning for a period of one week.

• The Goat of Traveling: This long-legged brown goat is particularly suited to extended travel, making good time over long distances.
• The Goat of Traversal: This stocky, grey goat can surmount difficult obstacles.
• The Goat of Travail: This muscular white goat is built for combat, with wicked horns for goring opponents.
• The Goat of Terror: This fiendish black goat can be induced to produce an aura of fear, terrifying enemies.

Boots of Striding: Grants the tag "quick strides" to relevant checks.

Russ the Bat:

• An undead bat familiar discovered hiding in a hole in the corner of a summoning chamber in the necromantic tower of the Khemri White City. Fleshless but for thick leathery wings, one of which required repair by the lich Amaru Amun, with red flame eyes.
• Has an empathic link with its master once bound, who gains the ability to scry on it freely, including perception of whatever Russ's echolocation might detect.
• Provides the tags 'alertness' and 'darkness' when present.
• When Russ is acting as a scout or lookout during draws for card-based random encounters, select one positive (red) suit and add an additional encounter card or select one negative (black) suit and remove an encounter card. This effect can stack with others.
• Russ is learning to speak in languages known by its master.
• For 5 xp, Russ can use the 'void portal' ability once per refresh: given an adequate sacrifice and summoning circle, Russ opens a doorway to the Abyss. The doorway can be closed at will if unobstructed.

Following Cart: A study 4'x6' uncovered cart of cedar and bronze, its axles can be driven by animated bones and leather mounted beneath the cart's bed. Able to travel long distances without a need for rest or food, the cart is able to handle rough terrain, though is not able to climb vertical surfaces and may become stuck in particularly difficult conditions like muddy ground or deep snow. The cart will attempt to follow a command rod when a switch on the rod is set.

Handy Haversack: A well made and seemingly quite ordinary backpack of finely tanned leather and brass buckles. Both the primary central potion of the pack and each of the two side pouches are, in fact, bags of holding and can hold a great deal more weight and volume than would appear. The large central portion of the pack can contain up to 8 cubic feet or 80 pounds of material. Each of the side pouches may hold up to 2 cubic feet in volume or 20 pounds in weight. Even when so filled, the backpack always weighs only 5 pounds. While such storage is useful enough, in addition, when the wearer reaches into it for a specific item, that item is always on top. Thus, no digging around and fumbling is ever necessary to find what a haversack contains.

The Bracelet of Near-Life: Made of threaded gold woven around metal khemri runes invoking life and resurrection. This bracelet may be adorned by a corpse of someone who died within the last week to temporarily reanimate them. They appear uninjured and as if waking from a deep sleep, unaware of their death. This effect wears off at the end of the scene, or when the bracelet is removed, returning them to death.

Portable Hoop: A suitcase that can be unfolded into a basketball hoop mounted on a telescoping pole.

Miniature Catapult: A miniature catapult suitable for launching a basketball the length of a court.

Deck of Illusions: This set of parchment cards is usually found in an ivory, leather, or wooden box. A full deck consists of thirty-four cards. When a card is drawn at random and thrown to the ground, a major image of a creature is formed. The figment lasts until dispelled. The illusory creature cannot move more than 30 feet away from where the card landed, but otherwise moves and acts as if it were real. At all times it obeys the desires of the character who drew the card. When the illusion is dispelled, the card becomes blank and cannot be used again. If the card is picked up, the illusion is automatically and instantly dispelled. The cards in a deck and the illusions they bring forth are summarized on the following table.

Playing Card	Tarot Card	Creature
Ace of hearts	IV. The Emperor	Red dragon
King of hearts	Knight of swords	Male human fighter and four guards
Queen of hearts	Queen of staves	Female human wizard
Jack of hearts	King of staves	Male human druid
Ten of hearts	VII. The Chariot	Cloud giant
Nine of hearts	Page of staves	Ettin
Eight of hearts	Ace of cups	Bugbear
Two of hearts	Five of staves	Goblin
Ace of diamonds	III. The Empress	Glabrezu (demon)
King of diamonds	Two of cups	Male elf wizard and female apprentice
Queen of diamonds	Queen of swords	Half-elf ranger (female)
Jack of diamonds	XIV. Temperance	Harpy
Ten of diamonds	Seven of staves	Male half-orc barbarian
Nine of diamonds	Four of pentacles	Ogre mage
Eight of diamonds	Ace of pentacles	Gnoll
Two of diamonds	Six of pentacles	Kobold
Ace of spades	II. The High Priestess	Lich
King of spades	Three of staves	Three male human clerics
Queen of spades	Four of cups	Medusa
Jack of spades	Knight of pentacles	Male dwarf paladin
Ten of spades	Seven of swords	Frost giant
Nine of spades	Three of swords	Troll
Eight of spades	Ace of swords	Hobgoblin
Two of spades	Five of cups	Goblin
Ace of clubs	VIII. Strength	Iron golem
King of clubs	Page of pentacles	Three male halfling rogues
Queen of clubs	Ten of cups	Pixies
Jack of clubs	Nine of pentacles	Female half-elf bard
Ten of clubs	Nine of staves	Hill giant
Nine of clubs	King of swords	Ogre
Eight of clubs	Ace of staves	Orc
Two of clubs	Five of cups	Kobold
Joker (Horse)	Two of pentacles	Illusion of deck’s owner
Joker (Maverick)	Two of staves	Illusion of deck’s owner (sex reversed)

Masterwork Stonemason Tools: A hammer, chisel, and other tools made of ebony and steel. Grants a tag to masonry work done with them.

Masterwork Lute: A lute of acacia wood inset with lapis lazuli, strung with silver strings. Grants a tag to performances with it.

Tinkerer Designs: A set of useful tinkerer designs related to the sport of basketball.

Grabit Beardpuller

Wrestler	Burglar	Mob Boss	Collector	Bodyguard
Right Stuff	Perceptive	Bargain	Magic Items	Tough
Stunty	Traps	Goblins	Valuables	Disarm
Agile	Locks	Unpredictable	Unfamiliar Devices	Protect
Dodge	Sneak	Fearless	Appraise	Restrain
	Acrobatics	Intimidation	Understand	Hidden Blade
	Search		Operate	Awareness
			Repair	Delay
				Assassinate

Key of Escape: gain 1 XP when you make notable progress on escaping the Waste.

Key of the Collector: gain 1 XP when you acquire a notable new artifact.

Key of the Goblinist: gain 1 XP when you advance goblin kind.

Low-light Vision: goblins naturally have excellent night vision

Tinkerer's Wagon: A wooden wagon with an interior space thoughtfully designed by a goblin tinkerer as his travelling home. Extremely comfortable, it's capable of traversing surprisingly rough terrain. Includes a small workshop, a kitchen the unfolds from the side, and an integrated safe. Requires a pair of draft animals to pull.

Tinkerer's Bird: A mechanical crow, a fairly convincing fake. Comes with a control box etched with an arrow on top. Aim the box and turn a wheel on its side, and the crow will hop or fly to a perch within 10-15 feet in the direction the arrow is pointing. The crow will transmit the sound that it hears to the control box in a system based on that used for CabalTV. A gift from Boss Wetnose in congratulations for Mercato's victory over the city of Kavzar.

Rope of Climbing: A slim piece of rope. Given the proper activation word, can extend to up to fifty feet in length, typically with regularly-spaced knots to aid the user in climbing, and secure itself around an indicated anchor. The rope can later be instructed to detach itself and return to the holder. Able to support up to 3,000 lbs in weight.

Ring of Luck: A silver ring with a disc of warpstone set in it. At most once per session, grants a free reroll or +1 on a check to see how good a random find is.

Ring of Fear: When wearing this lead ring bearing a terrified face, anyone who shakes your hand must resist the ring or gain a lingering fear of you, granting the tag “lingering fear” to attempts to intimidate or leverage intimidation.

Mind Imager: A pale blue crystal set in a web of silver wires. When placed on a creature’s head, shows what they are thinking, whether or not they are conscious.

Mechanical Pogoer: A remote-controlled goblin on a pogo stick. Made by a tinkerer out of now well-oxidized copper, a number of the exterior plates have been lost, but it is still suitable for playing blood bowl.

Immovable Rods: (Set with 18 Remaining) This rod is a flat iron bar with a small button on one end. When the button is pushed (a move action), the rod does not move from where it is, even if staying in place defies gravity. Thus, the owner can lift or place the rod wherever he wishes, push the button, and let go. Several immovable rods can even make a ladder when used together (although only two are needed). An immovable rod can support up to 8,000 pounds before falling to the ground. If a creature pushes against an immovable rod, it must make a DC 30 Strength check to move the rod up to 10 feet in a single round.

Masterwork Cooking Knives: A five-piece knife set—cleaver, chef's knife, paring knife, slicer, and bread knife—with honing steel and whetstone. Grants a tag to cooking done with them.

Masterwork Torture Implements: Thumbscrews, a barbed whip, pliers, and a hooked knife. Grants a tag to torture done with them.

Emergency Kit

• May be used four times in the course of a trip spread among the various options. Selections may be repeated. Two uses remaining.
• Sovereign Glue: This pale amber substance is thick and viscous. It can be used to glue two surfaces together, taking 10-20 seconds to set, in a way that requires dedicated magical effort to overcome.
• Universal Solvent: This substance has the unique property of being able to dissolve sovereign glue and tanglefoot bags.
• Salve of Slipperiness: This substance provides a significant competence bonus on all escape artist checks, meaning that it is almost impossible to grapple such a character or to tie or chain him up. In addition, such obstructions as webs (magical or otherwise) do not affect an anointed individual. Magic ropes and the like do not avail against this salve. If it is smeared on a floor or on steps, the area should be treated as a long-lasting grease spell. The salve requires 8 hours to wear off normally, or it can be wiped off with an alcohol solution (even wine). Salve of slipperiness is needed to coat the inside of a container that is meant to hold sovereign glue.
• Unguent of Timelessness: When applied to any matter that was once alive this ointment allows that substance to resist the passage of time. Each year of actual time affects the substance as if only a day had passed. The coated object gains a minor resistance bonus on all saving throws. The unguent never wears off, although it can be magically removed (by dispelling the effect, for instance). One flask contains enough material to coat eight medium or smaller objects. A large object counts as two medium objects, and a huge object counts as two large objects.
• Dust of Dryness: This special dust has many uses. If it is thrown into water, a volume of as much as 100 gallons is instantly transformed to nothingness, and the dust becomes a marble-sized pellet, floating or resting where it was thrown. If this pellet is hurled down, it breaks and releases the same volume of water. The dust affects only water (fresh, salt, alkaline), not other liquids.
• Dust of Tracelessness: This normal-seeming dust is actually a magic powder that can conceal the passage of its possessor and his companions. Tossing a handful of this dust into the air causes a chamber of up to 100 square feet of floor space to become as dusty, dirty, and cobweb-laden as if it had been abandoned and disused for a decade. A handful of dust sprinkled along a trail causes evidence of the passage of as many as a dozen men and horses to be obliterated for 250 feet back into the distance. The results of the dust are instantaneous, and no magical aura lingers afterward from this use of the dust. Survival checks made to track a quarry across an area affected by this dust are much more difficult than normal.
• Bottle of Obscuring Mist: A misty vapor arises around you. It is stationary once created. The vapor obscures all sight, including darkvision, beyond 5 feet.
• Bottle of Air: This item appears to be a normal glass bottle with a cork. When taken to any airless environment it retains air within it at all times, continually renewing its contents. This means that a character can draw air out of the bottle to breathe. The bottle can even be shared by multiple characters who pass it around.

Cloak of the Bat: Fashioned of dark brown or black cloth, this cloak bestows advantage on checks to hide. The wearer is also able to hang upside down from the ceiling, like a bat. By holding the edges of the garment, the wearer is able to fly as per the spell. If he desires, the wearer can actually polymorph himself into an ordinary bat and fly accordingly. (All possessions worn or carried are part of the transformation.) Flying, either with the cloak or in bat form, can be accomplished only in darkness (either under the night sky or in a lightless or near-lightless environment underground). Either of the flying powers is usable for up to 7 minutes at a time, but after a flight of any duration the cloak cannot bestow any flying power for a like period of time.

Bracelet of Friends: This silver bracelet had seven charms upon it when created, four of which remain. The owner may designate a person to be keyed to a charm so long as they know their name and face. This designation takes a standard action and may be changed with the same. When a charm is grasped and the name of the keyed individual is spoken, that person is called to the spot (a standard action) along with his or her gear, as long as the owner and the called person are on the same plane. The keyed individual knows who is calling, and the bracelet of friends only functions on willing travelers. Once a charm is activated, it disappears. Charms separated from the bracelet are worthless.

• Grabit has charged Furgie, one of Furgit's children, devoted as her father to the chainsaw, to be ready to be summoned at a moment's notice for the duration of his trip, with one of his charms already assigned to her.

Material Helmet:

• Made by the goblin tinkerer Mooneye Groinkicker.
• A copper helmet with thick goggles and a pair of horns piping sound to each ear. When worn on the ethereal plane, it allows normal sight and sound of the material plane. However, when the wearer returns to corporeality, they are rendered blind and deaf for the length of a scene (or an hour).

Chain Shirt, Etherealness

• Grants the tag 'armored'
• +2 to max HP (Strike)
• On command, this ability allows the wearer of the armor to become ethereal (as the ethereal jaunt spell) once per day. The character can remain ethereal for as long as desired, but once he returns to normal, he cannot become ethereal again that day.

Pei the Asp:

• An undead familiar created for a member of the royal family. Fleshless, but vibrant scales remain. Green and yellow with emerald flame eyes.
• Summoned using an iron ring of a cobra head with eyes of green emerald.
• Able to converse with its master without others understanding. Can comprehend all spoken languages that his master knows plus Khemric, but cannot read nor speak them.
  • For 5 xp, Pei can speak with others and read his known languages.
• As venomous as an actual adult cobra.
• Provides the tags 'alertness' and 'authority' when present.
• When Pei is acting as a scout or lookout during draws for card-based random encounters, select one positive (red) suit and add an additional encounter card or select one negative (black) suit and remove an encounter card. This effect can stack with others.
• For 5 xp, Pei can use the 'mesmerize' ability once per refresh: when assisted by his master playing a musical instrument, Pei can place a single target into a highly-suggestible hypnotic state by gazing into their eyes. May require a successful check, particularly against strong-willed individuals or those magically protected, with the power not being expended on a failure.

The Six Fingers of Chaos: Ulsinlis prepared a rosewood box with six rings inside, each of a different precious metal or stone. Once permanently bonded to a particular master by Ulsinlis, each ring may be consumed to produce a different one-time magical effect. Inspired by The Ballad of Sutable the Worthy and the Six Fingers of Chaos, a skaven poem from before the Scourge, likely known to Grabit by one of its stage adaptations.

• Platinum, Prismatic Spray: Seven shimmering, intertwined, multicolored beams of light spray from your hand. Every mortal creature within sixty feet of you (excluding yourself) is randomly subjected to at least one of seven effects, as determined by the following table (roll 1d8 for each):
  1) They burn to cinders.
  2) They melt.
  3) They electrocute to ash.
  4) They die.
  5) They turn to stone.
  6) They’re driven permanently insane.
  7) They’re banished to another plane of existence.
  8) Two of more of these things happen: roll twice and apply all.
• Gold, Baleful Polymorph: You permanently transform one mortal within your line of sight into a modestly-sized animal (e.g., a dog, lizard, monkey, toad). The subject of the spell retains some shades of its personality and physicality, subject to the limits of its new form.
• Silver, Private Sanctum: A large area (e.g., a town or neighborhood) is subtly cut off from all outside it for twenty-four hours. While passage in and out is not obstructed, no mortal sense or magic gleans any information from within it for the duration of the effect, including the existence of this spell.
• Sapphire, Freedom of Movement: For one hour, no mortal obstacle can obstruct your movement.
• Ruby, Delayed Blast Fireball: An immovable glowing bead appears within one thousand feet of you at a point of your specification within your line of sight. When created, a delay of no more than five minutes must be declared, at which point it will ignite into an inferno that destroys everything (excepting elves, dragons, and gods) within twenty feet.
• Emerald, Mass Endurance: You and up to a few dozen other people do not need to worry about the limitations of stamina, hunger, or thirst for one day.

Mesmerism scroll:

• Prepared in Theran by the Air Warlock Tabor Samila Tabor.
• One use
• Range: 5 feet; Duration: 40 melees / 1 scene; standard saving throw
• The warlock conjures a nearly invisible swirling mist which creates a hypnotic state on the person who sees it (one intelligent creature at a time). This enables the warlock to induce simple hypnotic suggestions such as "tell about Oscar" or "you like me." The verbal suggestion should be weaved into a sentence or brief conversation. The mesmerized person will respond only to simple suggestions and cannot be forced to do something that is strongly against his nature. Subtlety is the key, using similar methods that one might use to manipulate a drunk.

Seed of the Sweetjuice Cactus: a four-foot tall seed for a towering cactus that produces a pool of intoxicating nectar in the flowers that grow atop it.

Karnhage Fleethoof

Blitzer	Ritualist	Coach	Politician
Strong (2)	Gods	Charisma	Charm
Block	Dragons	Inspire	Etiquette
Tackle	History	Tactics	Gather Info
Sprint	Languages	Intimidate	Nobles
Sure Feet	Occult	Trustworthy	Connections
Break Tackle	Offerings	Presence
Thick Skull		Morale
Grab		Perceptive
[Mighty Blow]		Composed
[Dodge]		Rules Lawyer
[Stand Firm]

Secret of Leadership: once per refresh, you can give someone else a chance to reroll all dice that missed on a check by giving them orders, advice, or setting a good example.

Secret of Experience: Once per refresh, you can use tags from more than one trait when you make a roll.

Key of Escape: gain 1 XP when you make notable progress on escaping the Waste.

Key of Still Got It: gain 1 XP when you take someone out with your blood bowl skills.

Key of the Utilitarian: gain 1 XP when you're pragmatic.

Permanent Injuries: Niggle

Thermovision: like dwarves, centaurs can naturally see in infrared

Armband of Bull's Strength: The wearer gains the mighty blow skill.

Ring of Blinking Dodge: The wearer gains the dodge skill.

Enchanted Centaur-shoes of Stand Firm: The wearer gains the stand firm skill.

Known Khemri Whistle Commands:

• Stand guard [over indicated target]
• Follow me
• Carry this [for offered item or indicated target]
• Attack [indicated target]

Dwarven Plate Armor, Spell Resistance and Ghost Touch

• Grants the tag 'armored (2)'
• +3 to max HP (Strike)
• Spell Resistance
  • This property grants the armor’s wearer spell resistance while the armor is worn.
  • Magic users attempting to apply unwanted effects must make a spell-casting check to bypass the armor’s defenses in addition to any other checks required.
  • When a mortal magic user attempts to apply an unwanted effect to the wearer, the wearer may make a skilled check with disadvantage. On success, they ignore the magical effect.
• Ghost Touch
  • This armor seems almost translucent. The wearer is protected against incorporeal creatures and other dangers and the armor may be used to interact with incorporeal creatures and other objects. If worn by an incorporeal creature, they gain its benefits against both corporeal and incorporeal dangers and can still pass freely through solid objects.

Pocket CabalTV: A black 8” x 6” tablet, a screen on one side, a recessed camera on the other. A series of buttons along the sides allow manipulation of the device. Can be used to both view and broadcast dungeon bowl and blood bowl matches.

Hero the Falcon:

• An undead familiar created for a wealthy sportsman from the remains of some of his most highly trained falcons.
• Summoned by a command gauntlet, responding to whoever wears it and allowing it to be scried on freely.
• Provides the tags 'alertness' and 'command' when present.
• When Hero is acting as a scout or lookout during draws for card-based random encounters, select one positive (red) suit and add an additional encounter card or select one negative (black) suit and remove an encounter card. This effect can stack with others.
• For 5 xp, Hero can use the 'call master' ability once per refresh: the gauntlet's wearer is teleported to the falcon's location.
  • For another 5 xp, Hero can use the 'call master' ability a second time per refresh, with one of those uses allowing a small group to be transported.

Bracer of the Wyvern:

• Summons an undead wyvern mount with saddle adjusted for its wearer, with magic apparently powerful enough to accomodate a centaur.
• When not in use, the wyvern spends its time in the twilight.

Casket of Resurrection: An oak casket inlaid with silver built for a medium-sized metahuman. The casket resurrects a corpse placed within into a zombie, so long as they died within the last day. The zombie has basic Khemri training and responds to whistle commands. The resurrection process requires twenty-four hours and a burning candle to be placed on top the casket for the duration.

Masterwork Carpentry Tools: A hammer, saw, hand-drill, and other tools made of rosewood and steel. Grants a tag to carpentry work done with them.

Three‑Ringed Necklace: This golden necklace has three interlocking rings hanging from a fine chain. Each ring may be consumed to produce a different one-time magical effect.

• Protection from Chaos: For the duration of one scene, you can make a 3+ check to ignore any direct mortal magical effect (not including elvish, draconic, or true divine magic). Note that this does not include indirect effects, like a sword wielded by a reanimated skeleton, or a random lightning bolt from a ritually-summoned storm.
• Hypnotism: For the duration of one scene, you can hold sway over a small group of people (a half dozen or so). You hold their attention against all but the most startling or dire distractions, and your suggestions and requests seem more reasonable, though not to the extent of serious cost to themselves or those close to them.
• Expeditious Retreat: For the duration of one scene (up to one hour for overland travel), you can run twice as fast and can jump twice as far.

Potions

• Glibness: Your speech becomes fluent and more believable. You gain a massive bonus on bluff checks made to convince another of the truth of your words. (This bonus doesn’t apply to other uses of bluffing, such as feinting in combat, creating a diversion to hide, or communicating a hidden message via innuendo.)

Smash Mogwuht

Snotlings
Gort	Healthy
Pack	8

Big Guy	Burglar	Primacist	Teacher
Strong (2)	Lookout	Snotling Wrangling	Primacy
Mighty Blow	Imposing	Gort	Ulish
Stand Firm	Perceptive	Snotling Constructs	Ogre Lore
Dodge	Bluff	Utility	Insight
Block	Deception	Life (2)	Research
Throw Team-mate	Search	Matter	Necromancy Lore
	Insight	Defend	History
		Covert
		Sensory
		Prime

Key of Escape: gain 1 XP when you make notable progress on escaping the Waste.

Key of the Scholar: gain 1 XP when you learn a piece of notable lore.

Key of the Protector: gain 1 XP when you protect those close to you.

Permanent Injuries: Niggle

Staff of Life: Made of thick oak shod in gold. Rather than the typical preparation required for infusing an ogreish practice into a snotling, the staff may be used to impart or withdraw any known practice on contact.

Basket of Plenty: A wicker basket, a red-and-white cloth peeking out from beneath the lid. The basket serves three meals a day for a baker’s dozen of people (though ST 5+, such as ogres and centaurs, eat for two, with Smash’s snotling pack requiring another two portions), with three additional snacks for the same per day. Provides wooden serving pieces and wood utensils, which must be returned to the basket for further service.

Insect Plate Armor

• Grants the tags 'armored' and 'resilient'
• +3 to max HP (Strike)
• Smash can ignore his niggling injury while he wears this armor.
• Can grant +AV up to twice in Blood Bowl. At least one instance of this must be taken for Smash to ignore his niggling injury.

Primer Bladder

• Allows Smash to store up to eight primer in a new organ. Any primer such stored counts against his maximum number of bound snotlings. Smash's new abdominal orifice allows him to drain the usable primer from a snotling bound to him over the course of fifteen minutes, killing the snotling.
• If Smash uses primer stored in the bladder to make a sensory construct as part of his body—such that the construct can't be used by others—he has advantage on the primer recovery attempt.
• Unlike snotlings, internally-stored primer cannot reproduce.

Desert Wind Scimitar:

• This curved sword has a silver handle wrapped with white leather, intricate engravings of sand dunes and desert winds on its blade. The bearer has the power to summon a mummified camel mount. The weapon is itself a quality sword, though not to an extent granting any particular bonuses.
• The bearer can sense the camel waiting, the Desert Wind. It appears in a gust of sand.
• The Desert Wind is mummified camel with glowing yellow eyes and stalwart disposition. The camel is armored, incredibly resilient, able to withstand harsh conditions, is capable of carrying large amounts of equipment and supplies, and is trained to be a combat mount.
• It has an enhanced sense of understanding with its master. Not full language, or even an empathic link, but good intuitive understanding.
• The mount is able to shift and manipulate the sand around it to create sand-based camouflage, making it and its rider all but invisible when moving through the desert. This can be further enhanced if the camel and rider stop and burrow themselves into the sand. This isn't effective at hiding an entire group.
• Its rider barely needs to work to ride it long distances. Riding on it is almost resting.

Tinkerer's Telescope:

• Grants the tag “telescope” to the user on relevant rolls and allows the user’s failed pool dice to be rerolled on such checks.

Undead Retinue scroll:

• One use
• Empowers the user to summon a retinue of a half-dozen skeletal warriors that last for the duration of a scene.

Death's Memory scroll:

• One use
• Empower the user to communicate with the dead. The caster specifies a particular dead person that they have some connection to—which could be a familial relationship, a physical totem, or other point of sympathy.

Masterwork Tailoring Tools: Shears, needles, and other tools made of gold and steel. Grants a tag to tailoring work done with them.

Primacy Knowledge

	Initiate Knowing, Signifying, and Unveiling	Apprentice Perfecting, Ruling, and Veiling	Disciple Fraying and Weaving
Fate	Initiate (●)
Forces	Initiate (●)
Life	Initiate (●)	Apprentice (●●)	Disciple (●●●)
Matter	Initiate (●)	Apprentice (●●)	Disciple (●●●)
Mind	Initiate (●)
Prime	Initiate (●)
Space	Initiate (●)
Spirit	Initiate (●)
Time	Initiate (●)

Familiar Enhancements

• A fate mage and their familiar have an intuitive sense if their fate is undergoing a significant shift.
• A forces mage can sense the forces their familiar is subject to.
• A life mage and their familiar are always aware of each other’s physical condition.
• A matter mage can tell if their familiar's position would support their own weight.
• A mind mage can sense their familiar's emotional state.
• A prime mage and their familiar can each sense when they are being directly targeted by any type of formal mortal magic.
• A space mage and their familiar are always aware of each other's relative position.
• A spirit mage and their familiar automatically recognize spirits on sight.
• A time mage and their familiar are always aware what time it is.

Eye for Danger (Fate ●/Sensory/Unveiling) A mage using this spell can tell on sight whether someone or something is “dangerous”, though not how or why. A patch of earth might be dangerous because the footing is unstable or a vampire sleeps within, and a man on the street might be dangerous because they’re looking to mug someone or are a trained soldier. It’s rare for experienced mages and other supernatural creatures not to read as dangerous.

Stimulate Base Life (Life ●●/Covert/Ruling) A snotling is imbued with the uncanny ability to encourage basic living processes. A plant might be encouraged to open its flowers or a person to feel tired, hungry, or irritable.

Animal Form (Life ●●/Covert/Veiling) The snotling can be rearranged into a living shape that it maintains for one scene, then reverts to its original form. This new form can mimic a natural or fanciful animal of the same mass. An attempt to mimic a specific animal may require a successful skill check.

One-String Puppet (Life ●●/Covert/Ruling) A snotling is imbued with the uncanny ability to trigger a reflex action in a human target. Someone with their finger on a crossbow trigger might be made to pull it, or someone walking a flight of stairs might be made to trip when one leg flails out. Each reflex action is a distinct activation of this ability.

Sense Poison (Matter ●/Sensory/Unveiling) This spell detects poisonous substances, whether dripping from a snake’s fang or swirling in a proffered wineglass.

Anytime Armor (Matter ●●/Covert/Perfecting) This spell quietly fortifies clothing, boosting the wearer’s Defense against conventional attack.

Knock (Matter ●●/Covert/Ruling) This spell ensures that a mechanical lock will lock correctly, or yield when forced. Typically the caster themselves will perform the physical act of opening or closing the door or lid, though this spell can render locks malleable to anyone’s effort if the caster wishes.

Weaken Wall (Matter ●●●/Covert/Fraying) This spell undermines the integrity of a solid barrier, making it as easy to break as if it was rotten or poorly made. Thick walls of steel or stone might still require equipment or machinery to defeat.

Read Emotion (Mind ●/Sensory/Knowing) This enhancement allows a snotling to scrutinize the mind of another, learning one or more surface emotions. Usually, a significant success is needed to learn of deeply buried or consciously suppressed feelings.

Analyze Artifact (Prime ●/Sensory/Knowing) Allows its user to scrutinize a magical artifact.

Finder (Space ●/Covert/Knowing, Signifying) This spell analyzes a sympathetic connection, revealing the distance and direction to the connection’s endpoint. The sympathetic distance to the sought-after target speak to the difficulty of pointing the caster in the right direction and affording a reliable estimate of how far the target is, such as “hundreds of miles” or “within a block." At a higher difficulty, the mage can exactly learn the subject’s location. This spell can immediately pinpoint targets already in sensory range and therefore at zero sympathetic distance, making it useless to hide in plain sight or rely on disguises.

Time Capsule (Time ●/Covert/Signifying) A snotling gains the uncanny ability to tease the threads of local time into a particular shape, leaving a message for other augurs to read – the caster might note something of interest in the scene, warn other mages not to scry further, or make notes for their own benefit.