Draw back up to your max.

I drew ...

JS - Epiphany
“Beginner’s luck.”
Something you never understood before suddenly “clicks.” You gain a d6 in any skill you previously did not have for the remainder of this game session. The Marshal gets a draw from the fate pot




18:37, Today: Matthew Broaddale drew the single card: JS using the Deadlands system. Third Adventure.

Re-drawing for Second Wind... Will keep my two other cards. Could be... interesting.
Reposting here for the most current cards.

QH - Love Interest
“Come here often?”
Play on a nonplayer character to encourage a romantic interest for your hero. The target helps to the best of his/her abilities, but may frequently cause trouble as well.

4D - Tale Teller
“It was a dark and stormy night…”
Your hero must tell a story of his group’s deeds to an audience of some sort (roleplay this) and make a Persuasion roll. If successful, the listeners become friendly and helpful to the entire party.

2H - Reinforcements
”They’re everywhere! Game Over, man!”
Give this card to the GM and draw again. He may play this card whenever he likes this session.

Play during combat. Reinforcements arrive for the bad guys. The exact number and type is up to the GM. Every player character may immediately draw 2 random fate chips, however.

Going to drop both of mine so lets roll 'em!
08:28, Today: James Wilder drew the 2 cards: 7H, 9S using a deck of 54 cards. Adventure Cards!

9S - Revelation
“I read about this once…”
Your hero finds all the information available when doing research, or realizes critical information when confronting some obstacle such as a monster’s weakness, the answer to a riddle or cipher, etc. The Marshal gets a draw from the fate pot.

7H - Eulogy
“Arthur was a good man. Not so good with explosives, but a good man…”
Play after a PC dies and say a few words about his life to your comrades. Every PC present gets to draw 2 random fate chips. If at the end of an adventure, the extra draw occurs in the next game session.
This message was last edited by the player at 16:19, Thu 13 June 2013.

I hereby lay down my 9H, giggling like a loon.

@Moses:

I notice you have the Reinforcements card. Discard it and draw again...the Reinforcements card goes to the GM when drawn now.

Missed that, sorry. Here's the updated cards.

Re-drawing for Second Wind... Will keep my two other cards. Could be... interesting.
Reposting here for the most current cards.

QH - Love Interest
“Come here often?”
Play on a nonplayer character to encourage a romantic interest for your hero. The target helps to the best of his/her abilities, but may frequently cause trouble as well.

4D - Tale Teller
“It was a dark and stormy night…”
Your hero must tell a story of his group’s deeds to an audience of some sort (roleplay this) and make a Persuasion roll. If successful, the listeners become friendly and helpful to the entire party.

QD - Windfall
“Solid gold goodness!”
Spend a fate chip and play when your hero searches an area for treasure, loots a fallen foe, etc. He finds everything that can be found in that location. If rolling on a random table, the character gets the best possible result.

Play during combat. Reinforcements arrive for the bad guys. The exact number and type is up to the GM. Every player character may immediately draw 2 random fate chips, however.

Is this a new rule, or should I redraw my reinforcements card as well?

Yup. New house rule. I mentioned it a while back. That gives me a second instance of Reinforcements to spring on you all.

I considered not mentioning it...

Instead I get the card that makes sure no one will want stand close to Art. The fluff should have been, *sniff, sniff* do my armpits stink that badly?

3C - Better You Than Me
“Fritz! They shot Fritz!”
Play when your hero has been hit by an attack and there is an adjacent character. The other character suffers the attack instead. This may be played on friend or foe.

Traded to Tanx for:

7D - Inspiration
“We only have one shot at this. It’s all or nothing, gang.”
Friendly characters (including your hero) add +2 to all trait rolls for the rest of this round. The Marshal gets a draw from the fate pot.
This message was last edited by the player at 15:35, Fri 14 June 2013.

I appreciate your honesty. Even as I inundate you with foes. }:D

You can, in fact, redirect this attack to anyone adjacent, friend or foe...

Playing Reinforcements in the Wicasa Council thread.

Playing Eulogy in honor of Thunder Walker's passing.

AS
“Never tell me the odds.”
Play instead of rolling to make a trait test with a single automatic raise. The Marshal gets to draw 2 random chips from the fate pot.

8D - The Pass!
“We can head him off at the pass.”
Play when you are in pursuit of a character or monster. The posse knows a shortcut that will put your characters ahead of whatever you were pursuing. The Marshal gets a draw from the fate pot.

Fitting!

Playing

3C - Better You Than Me
“Fritz! They shot Fritz!”
Play when your hero has been hit by an attack and there is an adjacent character. The other character suffers the attack instead. This may be played on friend or foe.

Raven can have that 17 - I don't want it!

Oh, and Art, if you do want to use Inspiration, you don't need to wait 'til your turn...reckon it might be useful for folks this round.

Played "That is Impressive."

I was thinking I'd use it at the beginning of the next round.

Using Hidden Stash retroactively.... I picked up ammo and reloaded the pistol.

Art plays Inspiration for this round in The Wicasa Council thread.

9D - Liquid Courage
“Just a quick sip and I’ll be OK.”
Play at any time to gain a +4 bonus to a single guts roll or to gain a +2 bonus to rolls to recover being Shaken for the current scene.

6D - Rally
“To me!”
Spend a fate chip and play to cause all allies in sight and/or hearing to immediately lose their Shaken status

QS - Extra Effort
“Impressive! Most impressive.”
Play to add 1d6+2 to any trait roll. This roll may Ace.
This message was last edited by the player at 06:57, Mon 29 July 2013.

01:47, Today: Doctor Han Lee drew the 2 cards: 10H, 7H using a deck of 54 cards. Adventure deck.

7H - Eulogy
“Arthur was a good man. Not so good with explosives, but a good man…”
Play after a PC dies and say a few words about his life to your comrades. Every PC present gets to draw 2 random fate chips. If at the end of an adventure, the extra draw occurs in the next game session.

10H - Peace
“Wait. I know that guy…”
Your hero is able to improve the attitude of a group in an encounter, perhaps by recognizing someone in the crowd, showing respect, or offering a bribe. It doesn’t work on true enemies—only “neutrals” who happen to cross paths with your party.

All-new draw!

KH - Contact
“Reggie. You old scoundrel. How you’ve been?”
Your hero sees an old friend or acquaintance who might help him in his current quest somehow. Of course, he may also ask for a favor in return. The Marshal gets a draw from the fate pot.


6S - Renown
“You’re the one who defeated the dragon of Innsburg?”
Play after completing a good deed of some import. You gain a permanent +1 Charisma bonus toward those who have heard of you (typically a 50% chance). Charisma bonuses from multiple Renown cards do not stack.


10C - Second Wind
“I’m feeling much better now.”
Play on your hero to automatically remove all wounds sustained in this combat (but not crippling injuries). If Shaken, he is un-Shaken now as well. The Marshal gets to draw 2 random chips from the fate pot.

00:13, Today: Black Jack Boudreaux drew the 3 cards: 7C, 4C, 8D using a deck of 54 cards.


8D - The Pass!
“We can head him off at the pass.”
Play when you are in pursuit of a character or monster. The posse knows a shortcut that will put your characters ahead of whatever you were pursuing. The Marshal gets a draw from the fate pot.

7C - Payback
“This is for my father!”
Play on an opposing Wild Card. Your attacks and damage against him are made at +2 for the duration of the scene. The Marshal gets to draw a random chip from the fate pot.

4C - Hot Iron and Whiskey
“Here, bite on this.”
Play on a wounded character. That character has ONE wound healed, but gains a permanent scar. Roll on the Injury Table in the Savage Worlds core book for location. The character gains a –1 to charisma if the scar is visible.
This message was last edited by the player at 07:17, Mon 26 Aug 2013.

In reply to Janet Weiss (msg # 9):


You know, I forgot I had this card.  Do you mind if I play it now?

For my other cards: Keeping Folk Hero, but getting


KS- High Noon
“Let’s settle this once and for all.”
Play when in group combat. Combat stops. Your character and the leader of the opposing group settle the fight with a one-on-one duel.

QS - Extra Effort
“Impressive! Most impressive.”
Play to add 1d6+2 to any trait roll. This roll may Ace.

Sure, you can play it. Though it will count as your free card for this session (the others you'll need to spend chips to play).