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Ancestry: I am a ___
e.g. centaur, spiderkin, treefolk, etc. What physical feature persists throughout your transformations?

Community: I was raised by ___
e.g. obstinate industrialists, pack of wild animals, sacred protectors, etc. How do they see nature compared to you?

Background: I used to be a ___
e.g. brilliant artisan, devoted hermit, wealthy heir(ess), etc. Who wants you to return to your old, “civilized” life?

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When you transform into a beast you’ve encountered before, describe your new shape, choose an adaptation below, and roll+WIS. If you encountered the beast before the game began, the GM may ask for details.

• fast & agile — 1d6 dmg #precise #hand #close
• mobile & acclimated — 1d4 dmg #hand, can ☐ fly, ☐ swim, or ☐ burrow
• small or camouflaged — 1 dmg #hand. You have adv to Sneak Past
• tough & strong — Armor 2, 1d8 dmg #hand #close

• 10+: it works and you gain the adaptation’s benefits.
• 7–9: it works, but the GM will say what compels your instincts; pursue it now or mark a Condition to resist it.
• 6-: it works, but you lose control over it for now; mark 1 XP and the GM makes a Move.

While shapeshifted you can’t communicate with anyone except other PCs. You can return to normal any time you’re in control, but must always do so when the scene ends.

Choose a weapon (or create a new one with the GM):

• ☐ flowering staff 1d4 dmg #close #two-handed ◯◯ uses. Mark instead of another item to produce a natural alternative
• ☐ vine slingshot 1d6 dmg #near #ammo #two-handed
• ☐ wooden club 1d6 dmg #close + shield ◯ use. Mark to ignore all dmg from one attack

Choose two of the items below:

• ☐ adventuring gear ◯◯◯ uses. Mark to rummage through and find a useful mundane item
• ☐ alchemical vials ◯◯◯ uses. Mark to withdraw of any of the following types: acid, fire, or smoke
• ☐ medicine ◯◯ uses. Mark to have someone double the HP they recover next or to cure a minor disease or poison
• ☐ potion of healing ◯ use. Mark to recover half your max HP or clear a locked Condition
• ☐ provisions ◯◯◯ uses. Mark once while you Comfort or Support to turn a “No” into a “Yes”

Regarding your appearance, choose one per row (or something else):
☐ earthy robes ☐ handmade leathers ☐ leaf-covered vestments
☐ carved idol ☐ crown of antlers ☐ orphan seedling

Name (pro/nouns): ___

e.g. Avirin, Budike, Dieremed, Elana, Elffin, Hari, Hycarax, Moridunum, Rhegar, Rose, Sétanta, Weylan

Your WIS is +2. Choose DEX or CHA to be +2 too, then assign 0, 0, -1 to the others.

HP STR DEX INT WIS CHA

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Lvl 1 Max HP = 8
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Armor Exhausted Frightened Angry Distracted Insecure

XP— ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ Level: ___

When you Level Up, increase your HP by 1 (max +10) and choose one of the following:
☐ ☐ +1 to any Stat (max +2)
☐ Gain a Path from your Class (and its Starting Move)
☐ Reveal a Struggle
☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ Gain a Path Move

• Change your Class

From Level 5 onwards, you can also choose from the following:
☐ +1 to any Stat (max +2)
☐ Gain a Path from your Class, and its Starting Move
☐ Multiclass — Gain a Path from another Class (and its Starting Move)
☐ Obtain a magic item. Choose from those available or work with your GM to create one
☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ Gain a Path Move
☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ Gain a Path Move

From Level 10 onwards, you can also choose from the following:
☐ +1 to any Stat (max +3)
☐ Multiclass — Gain a Path from another Class (and its Starting Move)
☐ Obtain an Artifact. Choose from those available or work with your GM to create one
☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ Gain a Path Move

You have an especially close connection with the elemental spirits of the world—the roots, rocks, winds, waters, and more—and they see you as a guardian, caretaker, and ambassador. You can Cast a Spell by entreating natural spirits for aid. When you do so, your unique 7–9 option is:

• The spirits demand a favor or sacrifice; the GM will say more after you choose this

Each time you Cast a Spell this way, answer the questions below. Your Casting Stat for the spell starts at 0 and increases by 1 for each “Yes”.

• Are you wielding and wearing no metal whatsoever?
• Does this leverage a nearby natural feature or entity?
• Will this restore harmony or advance a cycle of nature?

When you reveal a new flaw or failure of civilization to one or more NPCs, clear a Condition, then roll+CHA.

• 10+: choose two below.
• 7–9: only one.
• 6-: you draw an enemy’s attention; mark 1 XP and the GM makes a Move.

• They account for the issue and start working to fix it
• They attack or sabotage an enemy of nature
• They protect you or nature from an imminent threat

When you spend time connecting with the natural spirits, ask one question below about the region you’re in, or ask all of them but mark a Condition after hearing the answers. The GM will answer honestly.

• Does anything here threaten the natural world?
• What danger or enemy here should we be aware of?
• What person or location here could be helpful to us?

When you read the future written in the stars, you can focus your reading on a specific place or person; roll+WIS, then the GM reveals an important event that will happen soon.

• 10+: you may ask a follow-up question.
• 7–9: the vision is disturbing; mark a Condition.
• 6-: the event involves an ally’s terrible fate (PC or NPC); the GM will say how, but then you can twist the fate to fall upon you instead. Whoever suffers the terrible fate has dis on all rolls during the event.

When you proclaim an enemy’s imminent fate to them, roll+WIS.

• 10+: choose two.
• 7–9: only one.
• 6-: you only see their success; mark 1 XP and gain dis against them until the end of the scene.

• Pain — Increase dmg they take by 1 until the end of the scene
• Regret — Gain adv the next time you or an ally Pulls Strings against them
• Vulnerability — The GM will tell you a weakness they hide

After you successfully Make Camp, choose what the weather is like from the list below. It remains like this until someone changes it, you use this Move again, or you depart from the region. You and all companions gain the weather’s benefit.

• clear skies — Clear a Condition when this is chosen
• overcast — Ignore dis from being Exhausted
• rain, fog, or snow — Gain adv to Sneak Past outside

You can communicate freely with wild creatures. When you Sense the Motive of a wild creature, no matter the result you may ask them an extra question, even on a 6-. When you Pull the Strings of a wild creature, if your approach aligns with their desires or instincts, roll with adv.

A "wild creature" can be an animal, plant, fungus, or other non-sapient living being. It isn't a "thing" like a rock or a river, but it could be a tree or an insect. If it's unclear whether something is a wild creature, the GM has the final say.

When you call out to the wilderness for aid, choose a suitable type of wild creature for your current environment and roll+CHA. On a 7+, that wild creature arrives to help you for the scene as an allied NPC.

• 10+: choose two.
• 7–9: only one.
• 6-: you instead draw nature’s ire or hunger; mark 1 XP and the GM makes a Move.

• A pack or group of them arrive instead of just one
• They accompany you for a period after this scene ends
• They cause no collateral damage or turmoil while here
• They intimidate or distract an enemy upon their arrival

Choose one type of wild creature (e.g. bears, eagles, wolves). By default, they treat you as a friend and your companions as allies by association. When you spend time with your chosen wild creature, choose one if alone or two if with another PC.

• exchange gifts — Regain a spent use of an item
• listen to their stories — Learn about a nearby danger or obstacle as if you rolled a 7–9 to Spout Lore
• relax and recharge — Clear a Condition

When you Unearth Secrets or Sense Motive by questioning nearby wild creatures, you may roll +CHA.

The wild creatures don't need to be the subject of your Unearthing or Sensing to get this benefit. For example, you could Unearth Secrets of a corrupt politician by asking the rats in their cellar what they've overheard.