Sir William Saville Ability Sudden Insight: After talking for two minutes with any person, you realize that they revealed more than they intended.
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1 Sir William Saville
2 Sir William Saville Ability Sudden Insight: After talking for two minutes with any person, you realize that they revealed more than they intended. They must show you their Clue card. Four uses: O O O O
3 Sir William Saville Ability A Moment of Passion: Spend two minutes alone with a member of the opposite sex. They must show you a Secret. Two uses: O O
4 Sir William Saville Ability Success!: If you re asked to do a Scissors- Paper-Stone challenge, you can choose to automatically succeed at it. Tear up after use.
5 Sir William Saville Clue Earlier today you retrieved the Jade Scarab from a storage crate here at the train station. It was shipped by DR Xambria Meredith from the ziggurat.
6 Sir William Saville Secret You killed Harry Flinders by putting a scorpion in his boot.
7 Sir William Saville Secret You are buying antiquities from Mr Big.
8 Ariadne Price-Evans
9 Ariadne Price-Evans Ability Sudden Insight: After talking for two minutes with any person, you realize that they revealed more than they intended. They must show you everything on their Clue card. Two uses: O O
10 Ariadne Price-Evans Ability Success!: If you re asked to do a Scissors- Paper-Stone challenge, you can choose to automatically succeed at it. Tear up after use.
11 Ariadne Price-Evans Ability Gain trust: Spend at least two minutes talking to somebody. Then show them this card: they must show you a Secret. Three uses: O O O
12 Ariadne Price-Evans Clue Carvings on the scarab warn about a sealing of great evil.
13 Ariadne Price-Evans Secret You gave birth to a child with a strawberry birthmark 23 years ago.
14 Ariadne Price-Evans Secret You had a brief affair with Sir William Saville, 24 years ago.
15 Hugh Carlaw
16 Hugh Carlaw Ability Sudden Insight: After talking for two minutes with any person, you realize that they revealed more than they intended. They must show you everything on their Clue card. Two uses: O O
17 Hugh Carlaw Ability It s Just a Flesh Wound: Play this to avoid suffering an injury. Doesn t work on poison. Two uses: O O
18 Hugh Carlaw Ability Boxing: When you fight someone with your bare hands, you will injure them if you tie or win the Scissors-Paper-Stone trial, instead of just if you win (as is normal). Permanent ability.
19 Hugh Carlaw Ability Gain trust: Spend at least two minutes talking to somebody. Then show them this card: they must show you a Secret. Two uses: O O
20 Hugh Carlaw Ability Flattery: Spend at least two minutes flattering a member of the opposite sex. Then show this card to your target, who must show you their top goal. Tear up after use.
21 Hugh Carlaw Secret You woke up with blood on your hands just before dinner.
22 Hugh Carlaw Secret You are very poor.
23 Hugh Carlaw Clue You have no useful information.
24 Helen Mackinnon
25 Helen Mackinnon Ability A Moment of Passion: Spend two minutes alone with a member of the opposite sex. They must show you a Secret. Three uses: O O O
26 Helen Mackinnon Ability Success!: If you re asked to do a Scissors- Paper-Stone challenge, you can choose to automatically succeed at it. Tear up after use.
27 Helen Mackinnon Ability Thorough Appraisal: After talking for two minutes with any person, they must show you all their item cards and money. Two uses: O O
28 Helen Mackinnon Clue You saw Ariadne Price-Evans gazing over in the direction of the items table, fifteen minutes before dinner started.
29 Helen Mackinnon Secret You have strange, vivid dreams about the King of Risur in the High Bayou 500 years ago...
30 Helen Mackinnon Secret You suspect the Jade Scarab of being a horrid artefact of ancient evil.
31 Bruce Bueno de Mequista
32 Bruce Bueno de Mequista Ability It s Just a Flesh Wound: Play this to avoid suffering an injury. Does not work on poison. Two uses: O O
33 Bruce Bueno de Mequista Ability Sudden Insight: After talking for two minutes with any person, you realize that they revealed more than they intended. They must show you everything on their Clue card. Two uses: O O
34 Bruce Bueno de Mequista Ability Intimidation: Spend two minutes talking forcefully to another character who must then show you all their goals. Three uses: O O O
35 Bruce Bueno de Mequista Ability Hypnosis: Spend two minutes gazing into another character s eyes, then show them this card they must then reveal to you all their Secrets. Tear up after use.
36 Bruce Bueno de Mequista Ability Evaluation: You are able to judge the exact price that you could sell an object (jewellery or goods) for. See the Servant. Permanent ability.
37 Bruce Bueno de Mequista Secret You are the High Priest of Re- Harakhty, sworn to oppose an evil organization known as The Crimson Sash.
38 Bruce Bueno de Mequista Secret You worked as a digger for Sir William Saville and Harry Flinders, near here, back over 24 years ago.
39 Bruce Bueno de Mequista Clue Harry Flinders was killed about 24 years ago, while he was working with Sir William Saville, by a poisonous scorpion someone had placed in his boot.
40 Alvy Spanheim
41 Alvy Spanheim Ability Evaluation: You are able to judge the exact price that you could sell an object (jewellery or goods) for. See the Servant. Permanent ability.
42 Alvy Spanheim Ability Interrogation: Spend two minutes talking forcefully to another character who must then show you a Secret. Two uses: O O
43 Alvy Spanheim Ability Sudden Insight: After talking for two minutes with any person, you realize that they revealed more than they intended. They must show you everything on their Clue card. Two uses: O O
44 Alvy Spanheim Ability Flattery: Spend at least two minutes flattering a member of the opposite sex. Then show this card to your target, who must show you their top goal. Tear up after use.
45 Alvy Spanheim Ability Call Snake: Spend thirty seconds chanting in a low voice. Your wooden snake-stick will transform into a deadly poisonous snake which you can then command. Tear up after use.
46 Alvy Spanheim Ability Summon the Voice of Rot: If you possess the Agate Mask or Jade Scarab, or possibly even a lesser artefact like the Black Staff, you can call the Voice of Rot into being if you chant for one minute uninterrupted. He will appear in the sky.
47 Alvy Spanheim Secret You are a member of The Brotherhood of the Crimson Sash, devoted to revering an old god known as The Voice of Rot.
48 Alvy Spanheim Secret You are secretly Mr Big, leader of a gang of artefact smugglers.
49 Alvy Spanheim Clue Sir William Saville has been buying smuggled artefacts to make his own diggings seem more successful.
50 Eva de Chalons
51 Eva de Chalons Ability A Moment of Passion: Spend two minutes alone with a member of the opposite sex. They must show you a Secret. Four uses: O O O O
52 Eva de Chalons Clue The ziggurat is very close to where an old god, known as the Voice of Rot, is thought to slumber.
53 Eva de Chalons Ability Thorough Appraisal: After talking for two minutes with any person, they must show you all their item cards and money. Two uses: O O
54 Eva de Chalons Secret You are a member of The Crimson Sash, devoted to revering an old god known as the Voice of Rot.
55 Eva de Chalons Secret You are a secret agent working for the Danorian Government.
56 Lindsay Wilde
57 Lindsay Wilde Ability Thorough Appraisal: After talking for two minutes with any person, they must show you all their item cards and money. Two uses: O O
58 Lindsay Wilde Ability A Moment of Passion: Spend two minutes alone with a member of the opposite sex. They must show you a Secret. Tear up after use.
59 Lindsay Wilde Ability It s Just a Flesh Wound: Play this to avoid suffering an injury. Does not work on poison. Two uses: O O
60 Tear up after use. Lindsay Wilde Ability Pickpocket: Give this card to the Servant when you wish to pick someone s pocket to steal a single item or money card. You may specify what you are stealing (the Servant will get it for you) but if you do not (or if your victim does not have it) the Servant will take something at random.
61 Lindsay Wilde Ability Evaluation: You are able to judge the exact price that you could sell an object (jewellery or goods) for. See the Servant. Permanent ability.
62 Lindsay Wilde Secret You stole the Eye of Dukain from the Pardwright Museum, and have it with you.
63 Lindsay Wilde Secret You have a birthmark the shape and colour of a strawberry.
64 Lindsay Wilde Clue You grew up in an orphanage, and do not know who your parents were.
65 Inspector Luxen Tenibrus
66 Luxen Tenibrus Ability Thorough Appraisal: After talking for two minutes with any person, they must show you all their item cards and money. Two uses: O O
67 Luxen Tenibrus Ability Interrogation: Spend two minutes talking forcefully to another character who must then show you a Secret. Two uses: O O
68 Tear up after use. Luxen Tenibrus Ability Pickpocket: Give this card to the Servant when you wish to pick someone s pocket to steal a single item or money card. You may specify what you are stealing (the Servant will get it for you) but if you do not (or if your victim does not have it) the Servant will take something at random.
69 Luxen Tenibrus Ability Sudden Insight: After talking for two minutes with any person, you realize that they revealed more than they intended. They must show you everything on their Clue card. Two uses: O O
70 Luxen Tenibrus Secret You have no secrets to share.
71 Luxen Tenibrus Clue The Brotherhood of the Crimson Sash is a gang of nationalist thugs with terrorist leanings.
72 Inspector Chaplain Damocles
73 Damocles Ability Interrogation: Spend two minutes talking forcefully to another character who must then show you a Secret. Two uses: O O
74 Alex McQueen Ability Sudden Insight: After talking for two minutes with any person, you realize that they revealed more than they intended. They must show you everything on their Clue card. Two uses: O O
75 Damocles Secret You have no secrets.
76 Damocles Clue There is an artefact smuggling ring around Agate, led by someone known as Mr Big.
77 Inspector Iravis Zenfros
78 Iravis Zenfros Ability Gossip: After talking for two minutes with any person, show them this card and they must tell you everything they know about another person of your choice. Two uses: O O O O
79 Iravis Zenfros Ability Flattery: Spend at least two minutes flattering a member of the opposite sex. Then show this card to your target, who must show you their top goal. Tear up after use.
80 Iravis Zenfros Secret You are addicted to fey pepper and would do a favor to get some.
81 Iravis Zenfros Clue You have had visions of King Dukain banishing the Voice of Rot 500 years ago.
82 Thomas Kellion Esq
83 Thomas Kellion esq Ability Oops!: Play this card when someone is doing a Rock-Paper-Scissors trial, and they will automatically lose. Two uses: O O
84 Thomas Kellion esq Ability Gossip: After talking for two minutes with any person, show them this card and they must tell you everything they know about another person of your choice. Two uses: O O
85 Thomas Kellion esq Ability Flattery: Spend at least two minutes flattering someone. Then show this card to your target, who must show you their top goal. Two uses: O O
86 Thomas Kellion esq Ability Sudden Insight: After talking for two minutes with any person, you realize that they revealed more than they intended. They must show you everything on their Clue card. Two uses: O O
87 Thomas Kellion esq Secret You have an alias.
88 Thomas Kellion esq Clue The Agate Mask is a fake.
89 The Conservator
90 The Conservator Ability Boxing: When you fight someone with your bare hands, you will injure them if you tie or win the Scissors-Paper-Stone trial, instead of just if you win (as is normal). Permanent ability.
91 The Conservator Ability Contingency Plan: You can produce any non-magical, non-weapon item from a bag as long as it is less than 10 GP in value, and weighs less than 10 pounds. See Servant before using this ability. Tear up after use.
92 The Conservator Ability It s Just a Flesh Wound: Play this to avoid suffering an injury. Doesn t work on poison. Two uses: O O
93 Tear up after use. The Conservator Ability Pickpocket: Give this card to the Servant when you wish to pick someone s pocket to steal a single item or money card. You may specify what you are stealing (the Servant will get it for you) but if you do not (or if your victim does not have it) the Servant will take something at random.
94 The Conservator Secret You are wanted for questioning by the police in connection to a murder (The Ragman Serial Killer Case).
95 The Conservator Clue The notorious serial killer known as The Ragman has shown a correlation between his victims and cities/towns where there is a train station.
96 Professor Reginald Mathers
97 Professor Reginald Mathers Ability Sudden Insight: After talking for two minutes with any person, you realize that they revealed more than they intended. They must show you everything on their Clue card. Two uses: O O
98 Professor Reginald Mathers Ability Oops!: Play this card when someone is doing a Rock-Paper-Scissors trial, and they will automatically lose. Two uses: O O
99 Professor Reginald Mathers Secret The Agate Mask is not a genuine artefact, but a forgery you made yourself.
100 Professor Reginald Mathers Clue Sir William s former partner, Harry Flinders, died while they were on a dig together twenty years ago, not far from here.
101 Lady Jane Fortescue
102 Lady Jane Fortescue Ability Gain trust: Spend at least two minutes talking to somebody. Then show them this card: they must show you a Secret. Two uses: O O
103 Lady Jane Fortescue Ability Oops!: Play this card when someone is doing a Rock-Paper-Scissors trial, and they will automatically lose. Two uses: O O
104 Lady Jane Fortescue Secret You are secretly the brains of the Mitchell University team Reginald would be nothing without you.
105 Lday Jane Fortescue Clue Ariadne was engaged to be married in her youth, and you have an idea she might have fallen pregnant.
106 Chris Kovacs
107 Chris Kovacs Ability Thorough Appraisal: After talking for two minutes with any person, they must show you all their item cards and money. Two uses: O O
108 Chris Kovacs Ability Gossip: After talking for two minutes with any person, show them this card and they must tell you everything they know about another person of your choice. Two uses: O O
109 Chris Kovacs Ability Sense Power: When you study an artefact, holding it in your hands, you can sense whether or not it has magical power. See the Servant if you want to use this. Permanent ability.
110 Chris Kovacs Secret You have no secrets.
111 Chris Kovacs Clue The Foxes do not act much like a married couple.
112 Angela Fox
113 Angela Fox Ability Sudden Insight: After talking for two minutes with any person, you realize that they revealed more than they intended. They must show you everything on their Clue card. Two uses: O O
114 Angela Fox Ability It s Just a Flesh Wound: Play this to avoid suffering an injury. Doesn t work on poison. Two uses: O O
115 Angela Fox Secret You are a secret agent working for the Risurian Government.
116 Angela Fox Clue The Jade Scarab, Agate Mask and other such artefacts could be useful to national governments.
117 Reverend Godfrey Fox
118 Reverend Godfrey Fox Ability Sudden Insight: After talking for two minutes with any person, you realize that they revealed more than they intended. They must show you everything on their Clue card. Two uses: O O
119 Reverend Godfrey Fox Ability It s Just a Flesh Wound: Play this to avoid suffering an injury. Doesn t work on poison. Two uses: O O
120 Reverend Godfrey Fox Secret You are a secret agent working for the Drakrian government.
121 Reverend Godfrey Fox Clue The Jade Scarab, Agate Mask and other such artefacts could be useful to national governments.
122 Marie-Claire Guiscard
123 Marie-Claire Guiscard Ability Thorough Appraisal: After talking for two minutes with any person, they must show you all their item cards and money. Two uses: O O
124 Marie-Claire Guiscard Ability Pickpocket: Give this card to the Servant when you wish to pick someone s pocket to steal a single item or money card. You may specify what you are stealing (the Servant will get it for you) but if you do not (or if your victim does not have it) the Servant will take something at random. Tear up after use.
125 Marie-Claire Guiscard Ability Flattery: Spend at least two minutes flattering a member of the opposite sex. Then show this card to your target, who must show you their top goal. Tear up after use.
126 Marie-Claire Guiscard Ability Gossip: After talking for two minutes with any person, show them this card and they must tell you everything they know about another person of your choice. Two uses: O O
127 Marie-Claire Guiscard Clue The Black Staff that you and Armand found was tied up with a scarlet ribbon.
128 Marie-Claire Guiscard Secret You have been stealing artefacts from your dig and selling them to Mr Big
129 King Dukain
130 King Dukain Ability Shield of The King: With ten seconds of chanting you can invoke the power of the land of Risur to defend yourself (or another person) from the effects of evil magic. Three uses: O O O
131 King Dukain Ability Power of the Serpent: Chant for one minute and you can summon up a poisonous viper, which you can then use as a weapon. Also has the same effect on an existing snake. Tear up after use.
132 King Dukain Ability Cleansing Fire of Dukain: By chanting for a minute, you can use the Eye of Dukain (if you have it) to produce a burst of flame which will banish any being of pure evil. Doesn t work on humans. Tear up after use.
133 King Dukain Ability Hypnotic Command: By gazing into someone s eyes and muttering words of power, you can enslave them to your will for five minutes. They will have no recollection of the spell or of what they did under hypnosis. Two uses: O O
134 King Dukain Ability Hood of Shadows: With five seconds of chanting you can cause one person to be blinded for ten seconds. Three uses: O O O
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