Daggerheart

Players

• 2d12 + Stat
• Hope and Fear Die
• With advantage you add a d6 die to your total.
• With disadvantage subtract a d6 from your total.

• Group Action:
  1. One character leads the action
  2. The other characters make a reaction roll
  3. The leader’s action roll gains a +1 bonus for each reaction roll that succeeds and a −1 penalty for each reaction roll that fails
  4. Leader makes the action roll

• Tag Team
  • Once per session, each player can choose to spend 3 Hope and initiate a Tag Team Roll between their character and another PC.

GM

• 1d20 + Stat
• With advantage you add a d20 and use the highest.
• With disadvantage add a d20 and use the lowest.

Roll Difficulty Range

Hope p38

Players can hold up to a maximum of 6 Hope, so look for opportunities to spend it.

• Players gain hope when:
  • They roll with Hope on an action roll
  • Short rest: Prepare. p41
  • Long rest: Prepare. p41
  • Use an item that grants Hope

Spend hope to:

• Help an Ally
• Utilize an Experience
• Initiate a Tag Team Roll
• Activate a Hope Feature

Fear p38

GM can hold up to a maximum of 12 Fear. GM starts a campaign with Fear equal to the number of PCs

GM gains Fear:

• When players roll with Fear on an action roll
• Short rest: 1d4. p41
• Long rest: 1d4 + Characters. p41

GM spends Fear to:

• Interrupt the players to make a move.
• Make an additional GM move.
• Use an adversary’s Fear Feature.
• Use an environment’s Fear Feature.
• Add an adversary’s Experience to a roll.

Stress p39

Stress represents the mental and physical strain your character suffers during their adventures. Some features, such as your spells or abilities, might require you to mark a Stress to use them. Additionally, the GM might offer you the chance to mark a Stress in exchange for succeeding at the action you’re taking.

When you mark your last Stress, you become Vulnerable

If you’re forced to mark Stress but your slots are already full, you must instead mark 1 Hit Point.

Damage Types p40

• Physical: Dealt through mundane physical blows, usually without the aid of magic.

• Magic: Dealt through magical means. Most harmful spells deal magic damage.

• Direct: Is physical or magic damage that Armor Slots can’t be used to reduce.