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Extra Moves

These are Moves that will usually be triggered less often than Core ones, and are heavily dependent on the comings and goings of each specific campaign and playgroup. The frequency with which you use them in play can even vary from session to session.

End the Session

When you reach the end of a session, answer the following questions as a group: Did anyone add Depth to their Relationship(s)? Did we defeat a dangerous threat, visit a new location, and/or find a memorable treasure? Did we learn something new and important about the world or NPCs? For each “Yes”, everyone marks XP.

For the first question, it's important to clarify that if anyone added Depth to one of their Relationships, everyone in the group gains one XP.

If it's not clear if a threat counts as “dangerous”, a location counts as “new”, etc., discuss it as a group and come to an agreement. If you can't reach a consensus, the GM has final say.

Face Death

Level Up

Make Camp

Perform a Ritual

When you draw on a font of magical power (object, person, or place) to create an effect, tell the GM what you’re trying to achieve. The GM will tell you a number of requirements up to the effect’s mag (min 1) from the following (filling in the blanks or making choices when needed): First you must ___ It’s going to take days/weeks/months It will require ___ The effect will be unreliable or limited You and your allies will risk ___ You’ll need help from ___ You’ll have to destroy ___ to do it Once all requirements are fulfilled, the ritual is complete and the magical effect takes place.

Any PC can Perform a Ritual. Even if you can't Cast a Spell, you can still draw on a font of power to accomplish effects that might be impossible otherwise. It's up to the GM what counts as a suitable font of power.

Reach Your Limit

When you mark your last Condition, clear all your marked Conditions then choose and act out one of the following outbursts: Angry — Lash out at your allies or break something important Distracted — Wander off alone or miss something relevant Exhausted — Collapse or give up when it matters Frightened — Hide or flee from danger Insecure — Overcompensate or harshly criticize someone If your outburst isn't extreme enough, the GM may ask you to go further. After the outburst, lock the chosen Condition.

Reaching Your Limit is a great way to clear Conditions—as long as you're willing to accept the consequences of the outburst (and a single locked Condition afterwards).

Undertake a Perilous Journey

When you travel through hostile territory, choose a destination, a leader, and a method of travel: Quickly, risking it all — Everyone marks a Condition and you’ll arrive earlier than expected; roll-1 Regular pace — Only the leader marks a Condition and you’ll arrive when expected; roll+1 Slow & careful — You’ll arrive later than expected; roll+2 Then the leader rolls with the corresponding modifier.

• 10+: you arrive with a boon; the GM will tell you what.
• 7–9: you’ll get there but choose one: Someone’s following you; let them, or everyone marks a Condition to lose them Something unpleasant awaits at your destination You encounter a danger along the way, but you have the drop on them
• 6-: a danger surprises you; everyone marks 1 XP and the GM makes a Move.

You need to have a specific destination in mind for this Move to trigger. If you're just wandering, exploring, or surveying the land, then either another Move might trigger (Unearth Secrets maybe) or the GM will just make a Move and say what happens.

You also have to be traveling through “hostile territory”, which might be an enemy country, dangerous forest, monster-infested cave network, or bandit-laden road. The GM has the final say on what territory counts as “hostile”.

A "boon" might be a valuable ruin, a helpful NPC, a magical tree, an abandoned treasure, or something else. Even if it isn't immediately obviously useful, with some hard work and/or smart ideas it can still pay off.