Basic Moves (pg 67) Trick an NPC

Roll Cunning. On hit, they take the bait and do what

Figure Someone Out
Roll Charm. On 7-9, hold 1. On 10+ hold 3.
Spend hold to ask a question:
• Is your character telling the truth?
• What is your character really feeling?
• What does your character intend to do?
• What does your character wish I’d do?
• How do I get your character to do _______?
you want. On 7-9, they do one of the following:
• They hesitate, confidence is shaken.
• They stumble, you gain and opportunity.
• They overreact, take +1 forward against them.
Trust Fate
Roll Luck. On hit, you scrape by, or barrel through, at a
cost. On 10+, you gain a fleeting opportunity.

Persuade an NPC Wreck Something

Roll Charm. On 7-9, they aren’t sure, GM will tell you Roll Might. On hit, you break it, can’t be used again until
what your need to do to sway them. On 10+ they see it’s repaired. On 7-9, you cause collateral damage, attract
things your way, provided they have a strong motive. attention, or end up in a bad spot (GM’s choice).

Read a Tense Situation Help or Interfere

Roll Cunning. On 7-9, ask 1. On 10+ ask 3. Take +1
when acting on the answers.
• What is my best way in/out/through?
• Who or what is the biggest threat?
• Who or what is most vulnerable to me?
• What should I be on the lookout for?
• Who is in control here?
Mark Exhaustion after another's roll. They add +1 or -2 to
their roll. Mark another Exhaustion to conceal your help/
interference OR create an opportunity/obstacle.
Plead with a PC (once per session)
They clear 1 Exhaustion if they go along with your proposal.

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Attempt a Roguish Feat (pg 68, 41)
Roll Finesse. On hit, achieve your goal. On 7-9, mark Exhaustion or a risk comes to bear. If you're not skilled, you must trust fate.

Feat Name Description Risks

Acrobatics Adeptly climbing, vaulting, jumping Break something, detection, plunge into danger
Backstab, murder, sneak attack,
Blindside Draw unwanted attention, leave evidence, plunge into danger
suckerpunch
Counterfeit Copying, forgery, fakery Leave evidence, take too long, weak result
Cover Up Remove evidence, obfuscate scene Detection, expend resources, take too long
Disable or Use
Disarming traps, operate machinery Break something, draw unwanted attention, weak result
Device
Hide Disappear from view, remain hidden Expend resources, leave evidence, take too long

Mastermind Giving orders, operations, tactics Unwanted attention, plunge into danger, take too long

Pick Lock Open a locked door, chest, etc. Break something, detection, plunge into danger

Pick Pocket Subtly steal from a pocket Leave evidence, take too long, weak result

Set Trap Lay ambush, booby trap Detection, expend resources, leave evidence

Sleight of Hand Palming, switching, ditching, flourishes Draw unwanted attention, leave evidence, weak result
Get into or out of places without
Sneak Break something, draw unwanted attention, plunge into danger
being seen

Track Hunt someone, identify tracks, follow trail Detection, plunge into danger, take too long
Reputation Moves (pg 110, 31)
Ask for a Favor
Roll Reputation for their faction. On a hit, they’ll grant you
what you want. On a 7–9, clear prestige or mark notoriety,
player choice. On a miss, they refuse; mark notoriety.
Meet Someone Important
Roll Reputation for their faction. On a hit, you’re know
their wider reputation (if any), and they’re aware of yours
(if any). On a 7-9, pick one. On a 10+, both.
• Ask a question about them, the GM will tell a story.
• They’ve heard something in your favor; take +1
forward with them
On a miss, you only know the basics about them, and
they’ve heard true or false things about you.
Endorse a New Leader (+1 Reputation)
Roll Reputation for that faction. On a hit, you throw
your support behind that individual and the factions
representatives react. On a 7-9, the GM chooses 2. On a
10+, GM chooses 1.
• The faction's current leadership in the clearing
is opposed. They need to be handled before the
endorsed individual can take over
• The denizens of the clearing aren't on board. They
need to be swayed, or there will be opposition
• The faction's enemies want to take advantage of the
new shift-in-power; keep an eye out for conspiracies
and plots.
On a miss, something is exposed about your potential leader
that is dangerous or new, and reframes the situation.
Vilify a New Leader (+1 Reputation)
Roll Reputation for that faction. On a hit, the leaders
dissent from power is set in motion. On a 7-9, the GM
chooses 2. On a 10+, GM chooses 1.
• Your words incite open acts of violence and arson
• The leader (or their support) gets more radical in
their defensiveness, and they respond in force.
• You're singled out for outspokenness, expect reprisals
On a miss, denizens and leaders end up furthering their
support of the leader you tried to vilify.
Sway an NPC (+2 Reputation)
Roll Reputation for their faction. On a hit, say what
you want them to believe, and their drive will change
accordingly. On a 7-9, clear 3-prestige. (If you don’t have
enough prestige, mark the remainder in notoriety). On a
miss, the NPC takes the wrong message; thy rewrite their
drive accordingly.
Command Resources (+3 Reputation)
Roll Reputation for their faction. On a 10+, you get what
you need as soon as possible. On a 7-9, they impose a
condition, or what you must return in recompense. On
a miss, they don’t have what you need, but they tell you a
way you can get it at a steep cost or some serious difficulty.
Lead Troops in Battle (+3 Reputation)
Roll Reputation for that faction. On a hit, they accept you
as commander. On a 7-9, Hold 2. On a 10+, Hold 3.
• Take and hold a location
• Route a substantial enemy presence
• Take an enemy leader captive
• Destroy a fortification or resource
• Defend a group or location
On a miss, your troops are fractured in their command
structure, and in their confusion, they're losing.
Intimidate Enemy Troops (-2 Reputation)
Roll Reputation for that faction, treating it as positive
(+2 or +3) for this roll. On a hit, you strike fear into the
enemy. On 7-9, Pick 1. On 10+, pick 2.
• Take and hold a location
• Route a substantial enemy presence
• Take an enemy leader captive
• Destroy a fortification or resource
• Defend a group or location
On a miss, your troops are fractured in their command
structure, and in their confusion, they're losing.
Draw Attention (-2 Reputation)
Roll Reputation for that faction, treating it as positive (+2
or +3) for this roll. On a hit, you draw out the faction’s
resources to oppose you; brace yourself. On a 7-9, choose
1; on a 10+, choose 2.
• The faction employs significant military strength to
chase you down
• The faction deploys an available, capable NPC agent
(of your choice) to chase you down
• The faction is rattled by your threat; mark
2-notoriety with them
On a miss, your enemies are already moving against you
quietly; the GM tells you how they catch you unprepared.
Make a Pointed Threat (-3 Reputation)
Roll Reputation for their faction, treating it as positive
(+3) for this roll. On a 10+, they must surrender, retreat,
or charge, (GM’s choice). On a 7-9, you must make a
demonstration of your dangerous intent first. On a miss,
they reveal how they prepared for you.
Weapon Moves
Engage in Melee (Basic)
Roll Might. On hit, trade harm. On 10+, pick 3.
On 7-9, pick 1.
• Inflict +1 harm
• Suffer (-1) harm
• Shift your range +/- 1
• Impress, dismay, or frighten your foe
Grapple an Enemy (Basic)
Roll Might. On hit, both characters make choices
simultaneously. On 10+, you get an extra, first, choice:
• Inflict Injury
• Inflict Exhaustion
• Mark Exhaustion to inflict 2 Injury
• Disengage to Close Range.
Target Someone Vulnerable (Basic)
Roll Finesse. On hit, inflict Injury. On 10+ you can strike
again or keep your position hidden.
Battle Fury
Mark Wear and roll Luck at Intimate Range. On hit, fill
your Exhaustion track. For each box filled inflict 2 Injury.
7-9 you suffer they're harm.
Charge
Mark Exhaustion and roll Might at Far Range. On hit,
they mark 2 Exhaustion or are pushed to a location/range
of players choice. 10+ inflicts 1 Morale harm as well.
Cleave
Mark Exhaustion and roll Might at Intimate Range. On
a hit; inflict 3-Wear. On a 7–9, mark Wear or end up in a
bad spot, player choice.
Confuse Senses
Roll Finesse at Close Range. On a hit, give yourself an
opportunity. On a 10+, they have to take some time
before they can act clearly again. On a 7–9, you have just
a few moments.
Disarm
Roll Finesse at Close Range. On a hit, they mark
2-Exhaustion or lose their weapon. On a 10+, they mark
3-Exhaustion instead.
Hammerpaws (No Weapon Tag Required)
Roll Finesse at Close or Intimate Range. On a hit, they
inflict their harm. 7-9, choose 1. 10+, choose 3.
• Inflict +2 Exhaustion
• Suffer (-1) harm
• Inflict +1 Wear
• They mark Exhaustion or you take an object from them
Harry a Group
Roll Cunning at Far Range. On a 10+, both. On a 7–9,
choose 1.
• Inflict 2-Morale harm
• They are pinned or blocked
Hurl (No Weapon Tag Required)
Mark Exhaustion and roll Might at Far Range. On
hit, mark Wear on weapon and inflict 1 Injury and 1
Exhaustion. 7-9, choose 1. 10+, choose 2.
• Target is knocked off their feet
• Item rebounds to somewhere reachable
• Mark additional Wear to inflict +1 Injury
Improvise a Weapon
Roll Cunning. On a hit, weapon is made; GM decides
range and one beneficial tag. On a 7–9, the weapon has a
weakness tag.
Long Shot
Mark Wear and Exhaustion to roll any Far Range weapon
move with Might at beyond Far Range, (still paying all
costs).
Lunge
Roll with Finesse at Close Range and choose 1-3 Injury.
On hit, inflict the Injury ignoring armor. If they survive,
they inflict the same amount of Injury on you. 7-9, they
inflict +1 Injury.
Paired Fighting
Both mark Exhaustion and one rolls at Close Range
and choose 1-3 Injury. On hit, inflict the Injury ignoring
armor. If they survive, they inflict the same amount of
Injury on you. 7-9, they inflict +1 Injury.
Parry
Mark Exhaustion and roll Finesse at Close Range. On a
10+, all 3. On a 7–9, pick 1.
• Inflict Morale or Exhaustion (GM’s choice)
• Disarm your opponent, but their Weapon is in reach
• You don’t suffer any harm
Pinpoint Shot
Roll Cunning at Far Range. On a hit, choose 1. 7-9, mark
Exhaustion and move to a better vantage point before
choosing.
• Inflict 3 Injury (unblockable by armor)
• Inflict 2 Wear
• Strike something in the environment to cut or break
it as appropriate
Point-Blank Shot (No Intimate Tag Required) Travel Along the Path
Mark any combination of 2 Wear and/or 2 Exhaustion to
roll Luck at Intimate Range. On a hit, inflict Injury equal
to the Wear and Exhaustion you marked. On 10+, move
to Close Range.
Quick Shot
Roll Luck at Close Range. On a hit, inflict Injury. On a
7–9, choose 1. On a 10+, choose 2.
• Don’t mark Wear
• Don’t mark Exhaustion
• Change your position (and, if you choose, range)
• Keep your target at bay—they don’t move
Storm a Group
Mark Exhaustion and roll Might at Close or Intimate
Range. On a hit, trade harm. On a 10+, choose 2. On a
7–9, choose 1.
• Inflict 2 Morale harm
• Inflict 2 Exhaustion
• Suffer (-1) harm.
• Mark Exhaustion, they inflict their harm against
themselves
Switch Hands
Switch hands to roll Finesse. 7-9, choose 1. 10+, choose 2.
• Clear 2 Exhaustion
• Inflict 1 Morale harm.
• Mark Exhaustion to inflict 2 Injury
Trick Shot
Mark Wear and roll with Finesse at any range. On a 7–9,
choose 2. On a 10+, choose 3.
• Shot lands in any target of player choice within
range, even if it’s behind cover or hidden (inflicting
Injury or Wear if appropriate)
• Shot strikes a second available target of player choice
• Shot cuts something, breaks something, or knocks
something over, player choice
• Shot distracts an opponent and provides an
opportunity
Vicious Strike
Mark Exhaustion and roll with Might at Intimate or
Close Range. On a hit; they suffer serious (+1) harm and
cannot mark Wear to block it. On a 7–9, they score a
blow against you as well.
Travel Moves (pg 121)
When you travel from clearing to clearing along the
path, the band collectively decides how it travels and one
member rolls:
• At a relaxing pace: everyone clears 3-exhaustion; the
band collectively marks a total of 2-depletion; -1 to
the roll.
• At an average pace: everyone clears 2-exhaustion; the
band collectively marks 1-depletion; +0 to the roll.
• Safely, quickly, and under the radar: the band
collectively marks 1-depletion for supplies; +1 to the roll.
• Urgently fast: everyone marks exhaustion; +2 to the roll.
On a hit, you reach the next clearing in a timely fashion.
On a 10+, the trip is uninterrupted and quick. On a 7-9,
you encounter something noteworthy on the path—a
caravan, a battleground, or something else odd passing
through. On a miss, you are caught in the middle of a
dangerous situation before you arrive at the next clearing.
Travel Through the Forest
When you travel from clearing to clearing through the
forest, the band collectively decides how it travels and
one member rolls:
• Slowly, foraging heavily: everyone clears 2-depletion;
the band collectively marks an exhaustion for each
band member; -1 to the roll.
• Carefully, avoiding trouble: the band collectively
marks one depletion or exhaustion for each band
member; +1 to the roll.
• As quickly as possible: everyone marks exhaustion
and depletion; +2 to the roll.
On a hit, you pass through the forest to any clearing on the
other side. Along the way, one of you spots an interesting
site; you leave markers so you can return after you finish
your trip. On a 10+, the transit is largely safe. On a 7-9,
something from the forest is following you; you can let
it track you, or every vagabond marks exhaustion to lose
it. On a miss, you run afoul of one of the forest’s dangers
during the trip, and you can’t escape it easily; deal with it
before you can reach the clearing on the other side.
Equipment
Value Cost = Box of wear + Extra Range + Move Tags
+ Positive Tags - Negative tags
Positive Tags
• Accurate: When inflicting injury with this, mark
exhaustion to target a specific part of your target's
body and impair it until they have time to heal.
• Arrow-proof: Ignore the first hit dealing injury
from arrows that you suffer in a scene.
• Barbed: When you hit someone with this weapon,
mark exhaustion to move to intimate range and
grapple them as if you had rolled a 10+.
• Blend: When using this item to blend in, mark wear
to roll Sneak or Hide as if you had those feats. (If you
have those feats, mark wear to take +1 ongoing for
the scene).
• Blunted: This weapon inflicts exhaustion, not
injury.
• Cathartic: When using this for a recreational
activity with another Vagabond, mark 2 wear for both
vagabonds to each clear 2 exhaustion.
• Catfolk steel: Mark wear when engaging in melee
to shift ranges one step, even on a miss
• Ceremonial: Choose an attached faction. While
this item is displayed, treat yourself as having +1
Reputation with that faction, and -1 Reputation
with other factions.
• Comfortable: This item counts as 1 fewer Load.
• Common: When repairing this item, repair twice as
much wear for the same Value.
• Disarming: While wearing this, Mark Exhaustion
to change a miss to a 7-9, or a 7-9 to a 10+ when
tricking an NPC.
• Distracting: While you wield or display this item
and grapple with an enemy, mark exhaustion to
change a miss to a 7-9, or a 7-9 to a 10+.
• Durable: If this item would be destroyed,
permanently remove 1 wear from it instead. (If it has
no wear left it is destroyed).
• Eaglecraft: Mark wear when engaging in melee to
both make and suffer another exchange of harm.
• Fast: Mark wear when engaging in melee to suffer
1 fewer harm, even on a miss.
• Friendly: When you meet someone important,
mark exhaustion to roll with your Reputation +1.
• Flexible: When you grapple with someone, mark
exhaustion to ignore the first choice they make.
• Foxfolk steel: Ignore the first box of wear you
mark on this item each session.
• Hair trigger: Mark wear to target a vulnerable foe
at close range instead of far.
• Healer’s kit: Mark wear to clear exhaustion. Mark
2-wear to clear injury.
• Heavy bludgeon: Mark exhaustion to ignore your
enemy’s armor when you inflict harm.
• Heavy Draw Weight: When you target a vulnerable
foe with this bow, mark exhaustion to inflict 1
additional injury.
• Hidden: Mark an Exhaustion to make sure this
item goes unnoticed when being searched. Mark
wear to attempt the Blindside Roguish feat if you
don't have that skill, if; you do, mark wear to make
it 10+.
• Impressive: When storming a group, mark
wear to inflict 2 morale harm in addition to the
consequences of the roll.
• Intimidating: When this item is openly given to a
faction, mark prestige equal to the items value with
that faction, and notoriety equal to this item's value
with the negative faction.
• Inspiring: When you use this item to help another
vagabond, you can mark wear instead of exhaustion.
• Invigorating: When this item is consumed, mark
2 injury to clear all exhaustion. Add 2 boxes to your
exhaustion track for the rest of the scene.
• Iron bolts: This weapon inflicts 1 additional wear
when its harm is absorbed by armor.
• Large: Mark exhaustion when inflicting harm
with this weapon to inflict 1 additional harm.
• Legendary: Item has 15 boxes of prestige, denoted
as Legend. Anytime it is wielded with the favored
or hated faction, mark 1 Legend. When doing
reputation moves, you may roll with this weapons
Legend instead of your own reputation. If a session
goes by where you did not gain any Legend, lose 1
Legend.
• Light: This item does not count towards Load.
• Luxury: After creation, this item is worth +3 Value.
• Nasty: When you grapple an enemy, both yours
and your opponents first choice is doubled in effect.
• Mousefolk Steel: Mark wear to engage in melee
using Cunning instead of Might.
• Mighty: When you wreck something with this,
mark 2 wear to shift a miss to 7-9, or a 7-9 to a +10.
• Oiled string: Mark wear to use the weapon skill
quick shot even if you don’t have it.
• Poison: While targeting a vulnerable foe, inflict
exhaustion instead of injury. Each time they take
a strenuous action take +1 Exhaustion. If they fall
unconscious, they take 1 injury every hour until they
are healed or perish.
• Precise: Mark wear to ignore enemy armor when
inflicting harm.
• Quick: Mark exhaustion to engage in melee with
Finesse instead of Might.
• Rabbitfolk Steel: Mark wear to engage in melee
with Finesse instead of Might.
• Reach: When you engage in melee, mark wear on
this weapon to inflict harm instead of trading harm;
you cannot use this tag if your enemy’s weapon also
has reach.
• Reinforced: While wearing this, you may absorb
injury as exhaustion instead of wear.
• Refreshing: When you take time to relax/drink/
 eat from this item with a group, mark 3 wear, +1
additional wear for each participant past the third.
Every participant clears all exhaustion.
• Sharp: Mark wear when inflicting harm with this
weapon to inflict 1 additional harm.
• Short Limbs: Mark wear to fire a quick shot at far
range.
• Signature: Whenever you earn prestige or notoriety
while showing this item, mark 1 additional prestige
or notoriety.
• Sturdy: You may mark exhaustion instead of wear
on this item, except for injury. (That's the reinforced
tag).
• Thick: When you mark wear on this shield to
block a hit, you only ever mark 1-wear, even if you
are blocking more harm from a single hit.
• Thief Kit: When attempting a roguish feat
appropriate for this item, mark wear on this instead
of marking exhaustion to avoid a risk coming to bear
on a 7-9.
Negative Tags
• Bulky: This item cannot be hidden and is always
visible while on your body. Mark exhaustion
whenever you attempt a roguish feat or trust fate to
sneak, hide, blindside, or preform acrobatics.
• Conspicuous: When you target a vulnerable foe
at far range, you cannot keep your position hidden.
Mark wear to ignore this.
• Cumbersome: Mark one exhaustion when you
don your armor—clear one exhaustion when you
take it off.
• Cursed: Allied NPC's suffer morale harm when
they see you bearing this item.
• Dangerous: IF you roll a 7-9 with this item, mark
injury in addition to the other consequences.
• Fragile: When you make a weapon move with this
weapon, mark wear on it. Mark exhaustion to ignore
this affect.
• Hard to Hold: When you grapple an enemy, on
7-9 you lose your grip on this item. Mark exhaustion
to ignore this.
• Hated: Take -2 Reputation with the faction that
loathes this item while it is displayed. If you reveal
this item to foes of that faction, they clear morale.
• Identifiable: This item is associated with an
individual. Anyone who sees it associates you with
that individual.
• Immoral: While displayed, you cannot ask a
favor or persuade denizens who are insulted by it's
immoral nature. Take -1 to ask for favor from all
other denizens.
• Throwable: Mark exhaustion to target a
vulnerable foe with this weapon at far range.
• Tightly woven: When you take a few seconds to
repair this armor after a fight, clear 1-wear you marked
during the fight.
• Tricky: When you use this item to trick an NPC
by distracting them at a distance, on a 7-9 mark
wear to eliminate one option from the trick an NPC
move before the NPC picks.
• Unassuming: Until you harm an enemy, they
will never deem you more of a threat than other
vagabonds with arms and armor.
• Versatile: When you move to or from a range
this weapon can reach, mark wear to make a quick
strike and inflict 1-injury on any opponent in this
weapon’s range.
• Incriminating: When a significant member of a
faction that is offended by this item sees it in your
possession, mark 1 notoriety with that faction.
• Makeshift: This item can't be repaired. This is -2
value instead of just 1.
• Noisy: When you wreck something with this item,
it always attracts attention.
• Scarce: Standard repair clears wear one fewer than
the max. Specialist is required to repair fully.
• Shoddy: Repairing this item costs twice as much
value per box of wear cleared.
• Slow: When you engage in melee with this
weapon, choose one fewer option. Mark wear to
ignore this effect.
• Ugly: Take -1 to meet someone important while
they can see this item.
• Unwieldy: Take a -1 to all weapon moves - basic or
special. Mark exhaustion to ignore this effect.
• Weighty: This item counts as 1 additional Load.
• Wicked: Anyone who sees this weapon deems the
wielder a threat. When you inflict harm with it, mark
notoriety with an observing faction for each harm
inflicted.
Character Progression Connections (pg 51. 54)
Battle-Sibling: When fighting in Intimate Range of your
Advancements (pg 170) Battle-Sibling, +1 ongoing to weapon moves.

When you fulfill your drive (once per drive/session) Confidant: When asked for advice, mark Exhaustion to
choose one: suggest a course of action. They clear Exhaustion if they
take your course.
• +1 to a stat (max +2)
• +1 move from starting playbook (max 5) Enabler: When you plead with them to join in reckless
• +1 move from a different playbook (max 2) action, and they agree, they take +1 ongoing to follow the
plan and clear Exhaustion.
• +2 weapon skills (max 7, does not include from moves)
• +2 roguish feats (max 6, does not include from moves) Family: when you help them fulfill their nature, you both
• +1 harm box to any track (max 6 each) clear Exhaustion.
• +1 to +2 connections (max 6) Friend: when you help them, you can mark 2 Exhaustion
• +1 basic move mastery (max 2) to give +2, instead of 1 Exhaustion for +1.
• +2 weapon skill mastery (max 4) Lover: Once per session, when you share a quite
moment of intimacy, you can: offer affection (they clear
Masteries (pg 69) 3 Exhaustion) OR make them a promise (+1 ongoing to
keep your word).
Change your Character (pg 176) Partner: 2 Prestige/Notoriety to factions specified when
taken. When seen together, prestige/notoriety gains are
At session end, each player may choose one element of
doubled.
their playbook to update or change. This is optional.
• Replace one drive with a new drive Professional: sharing info from reading a tense situation
• Replace a nature with a new nature gives +1 to both of you. Act as though you spend 2
Exhaustion when helping, but only spend 1.
• Replace a connection (both type and subject) with
a new connection. Protector: Mark Exhaustion to take a blow for them. If
you do, +1 to weapon moves for the rest of the scene.
Drives (pg 171, 45) Protege: Once per session when you spend time training,
• Ambition • Discovery • Mysteries choose and hold one: attempt a roguish feat as if you had
• Antimilitarist • Esprit De Corps • Partisan it, attempt a weapon skill as if you had it, +1 forward to
• Atonement • Folk Hero • Principles
prove them right or wrong.
• Chaos • Freedom • Protection Rival: Challenge them to take completely unnecessary
• Clean Paws • Glory • Revenge and excessive risk to prove themselves, +1 forward to
• Crime • Greed • Thrills meet your challenge OR mark Exhaustion.
• Development • Infamy • Traveler Watcher: when you figure them out, hold 1, even on a
• Devotion • Justice • Wanderlust miss. When you plead, they can clear 2 Exhaustion if they
• Discord • Loyalty • Wanted go along with you.

Natures (pg 49, 50)

• Arsonist • Extrovert • Muckraker
• Braggart • Generous • Peacemaker
• Combative • Glutton • Perfectionist
• Commander • Gossip • Pilgrim
• Competitive • Hustler • Populist
• Cowardly • Improviser • Punisher
• Curious • Inspiring • Radical
• Cynic • Kleptomaniac • Rebellious
• Defender • Loner • Survivor
• Dutiful • Martyr • Vain