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At the start of each combat, apply 20% Fragile to all enemies for 1 turn.
Rosricon is notorious for its harsh laws, though it was not always so. When the Great War broke out, humanity split in two: obedient sheep and savage beasts. Countless codices were written to impose order, yet as the centuries passed, decree piled upon decree until the law itself... grew twisted.
Every time you draw a card outside the start of your turn, deal 1 damage to a random enemy.
People have always feared their reflections, seeing them as false shadows that invert reality. For that very reason, the followers of Oculyth came to believe all the more that truth could be glimpsed within. They always carried a round mirror on their person. This one has since shattered.
You always have 3 Fervor, but healing you receive is reduced by 30%.
Through centuries of worship and sacrifice, divinity has seeped into every corner of Razenia. Beast, mortal, even the land itself: none can escape the fate of being blessed, or damned.
At the start of each combat, apply 8 Burn to all enemies.
Florentis may be one of the oldest gods in Razenia. Long ago, when the land lay under endless frost, mortals survived on nothing but the faint warmth of the sun. Only when fire was discovered and spread did civilization, blessed by Florentis, take its first step.
At the start of your turn, for each pinned card you have, deal 5 damage to a random enemy.
"Here, take this. Every household hangs one under the eaves. They say that even when family are far from home, the sound of the chimes will guide them back... Me? Oh, I can see already." — Mara
Deal 5 additional damage to debuffed targets.
Statues are among the most common forms faith takes. Through countless blows of hammer and chisel, mortals give real form to formless gods, or recreate the living creatures of this world.
You always have 5 Fervor, but healing you receive is reduced by 50%. Each time you deal damage to an enemy, also inflict 3% Bleeding (every hit counts).
"Have you heard? The family by the village gate had one of their own turn Cursed. Word is they'd been secretly worshiping some heretical god... By the time the village chief and the others got there, the thing had already gnawed its parents beyond recognition, with bits of bone still hanging from its mouth."
At the start of each combat, apply 16 Burn to all enemies. When you play a Fire card, heal 5% max HP.
As the ages passed, some of Florentis's faithful were no longer content with small flames. They turned to worshiping roaring, all-devouring infernos, even setting fire to everything around them. It is said that in those wild, flickering flames, they could glimpse the very origin of life.
For every 3 instances of damage dealt in the same turn, deal 3 additional damage.
To the faithful of Hedalis, the hand is one of the most important parts of the body; its unmatched dexterity and versatility embody the free will Hedalis stands for. For this reason, most of the faithful wear gloves year-round, removing them only on the most momentous occasions as a mark of the highest respect.
When you play a Fire card, apply 6 Burn to all enemies. Increase Burn application amount by 30%.
When you kill an enemy, gain Swift and 5 Fervor for 1 turn.
Burn triggers 1 turn sooner.
When you play a status card, gain 1 Fervor for the rest of the combat. When you play an attack card, lose 1 Fervor for the rest of the combat.
At the start of each combat, apply 20% Fragile to all enemies for 1 turn. For every 5 attack cards you play, apply 35% Fragile to all enemies for 1 turn.
The Codices of Rosricon cover every manner of decree. In ages past the laws were carved in stone, and only over the centuries were they copied onto paper. Yet whatever the medium, the faithful believe Intereon's power dwells within every line, leaving sinners nowhere to hide.
For every 3 instances of damage dealt in the same turn, deal 6 additional damage and gain 10 Belgardian Meter.
Hedalis is the embodiment of every liquid in the world. A handful of spring water casually scooped up may well be part of the god's own body. Reverent followers regard even an accidental touch as sacrilege, and strictly observe the precept of waterproofing their gloves.
Increase Burn application amount by 60%, and by an additional 60% while your Rosriconian Meter is above 70.
When you play a status card, gain 1 Fervor and 1% Purified for the rest of the combat. When you play an attack card, lose 1 Fervor for the rest of the combat.
When you play a Fire card, apply 12 Burn to all enemies. Increase Burn application amount by 60%.
At the start of each combat, and for every 3 attack cards you play, apply 35% Fragile to all enemies for 1 turn. You are immune to Fragile.
Intereon is widely held to be the mightiest of all gods. He holds the scales of law and justice, delivers punishment to sinners, and has never known defeat. To extend His dominion, His faithful have spent generations adding law upon law, now and then drawing complaints of overreach.
When you apply Bleeding, gain 2 Fervor for the rest of the combat. When you play a heal card while not Cursed, apply 5% Bleeding to all enemies.
The druids of Viridillon hold the secret art of reshaping flesh through nature. Ever since the settlement held its first sacrifice, the ancient trees have grown ever taller, and rampant vines have crept into every corner the eye can see. The wounds of the blessed can even sprout branches and grant them new life; the price is to become part of the forest forever.
Deal 8 additional damage to debuffed targets. When you play an attack card, draw 1 additional card with a base cost of 1, if possible.
The streets of Rosricon are lined with statues, most of them the work of Evinor's master artisans. People believe that whatever the material, if devout faith is poured into the carving, the will of the gods will take up residence within, becoming an eternal guardian that blesses and watches over the city for ages to come.
When you kill an enemy, gain Swift (both sides) and 12 Fervor for 1 turn.
Increase Burn application amount by 250%, but Fire cards cost 1 more Action Points.
When you play a Fire card, apply 20 Burn to all enemies. Burn triggers 1 turn sooner. Increase Burn application amount by 100%, and by another 100% while your Rosriconian Meter is above 70.
Deal 15 additional damage to debuffed targets. When you play an attack card, draw 1 additional card with a base cost of 1, if possible. All cards' maximum durability is reduced to 5, but attack cards cost 1 less Action Points.
The Hollowers remain shrouded in mystery to this day. By some unknown technology, they bored through the mountains and raised magnificent palaces of steel deep within the cliffs. Yet by the time the ancient Rosriconian tribes, beaten in tribal war and barely alive, fled here, the palaces had long been abandoned, with only the bitter wind howling through their empty halls.
At the start of your turn, if your Belgardian Meter is above 50, lose 50 Belgardian Meter. For every 3 instances of damage dealt in the same turn, deal 15 additional damage and gain 25 Belgardian Meter.
Hedalis stands apart among the gods: He never asks His faithful for offerings or sacrifice of any kind. Yet because water and free will are both bound so closely to mortal survival, this carefree generosity has made Him a power no other god can afford to ignore.
When you hit an enemy with Burn, gain 10% Blessed for 2 turns. Increase Burn application amount by 250%, and Burn triggers 1 turn sooner. The Woken Flower stacks required to gain Woken Spring are reduced from 4 to 2.
Grants a small amount of max HP.
"I hereby declare the Flesh Circulation Act in full effect. The Kingdom shall distribute divinity-infused fertilizer to farmers across the land, so that the earth may flourish once more and bask forever in the grace of Florentis." — Malakor, the Divine
At the start of your turn, if you have Bleeding, gain 15 Defense for 1 turn.
Freely flowing blood is hailed as the truest expression of Hedalis's free will. Yet the bandages that stanch it are revered as divine gifts as well. Is freedom found in letting the blood run, or in binding the wound? The faithful argue it still.
At the start of your turn, heal 3% max HP.
Hunger is the primal instinct of every living thing, and the most chaotic of desires. This untamable greed, tangled with countless unspeakable impurities and obsessions, at last settled into a form that even the gods cannot ignore.
At the end of combat, if you are Low Life, heal 15% max HP.
When you enter a boss encounter, heal 30% max HP.
At the start of your turn, heal 5% max HP. When you play a buff card, draw 1 random heal card from your draw pile or discard pile.
Healing you receive is increased by 25%.
At the end of combat, if you are Low Life, heal 15% max HP. Once per combat, at the start of your turn, if you are Low Life, gain 5% Blessed for 5 turns.
You are immune to Bleeding.
When you enter a boss encounter, heal 30% max HP and Dispel all debuffs.
When you are hit, apply 16 Burn to all enemies.
Healing you receive is increased by 25%. When you play a heal card, draw 1 card.
At the start of your turn, heal 7% max HP and gain 10 Rosriconian Meter and 10 Belgardian Meter. When you receive a Miracle or an Affliction, heal 25% max HP. When you play a buff card, draw 1 heal card from your draw pile.
For the sake of social order, and in the name of justice, Rosricon holds regular Sacraments, inviting the public to share a meal and partake together in the protection and grace the gods bestow. To the nobility, it is merely a bland supper; to the paupers on the street corner, it is the charity that keeps them alive.
At the end of your turn, heal HP equal to half the highest Burn stack count among enemies (rounded down). When you play a Fire card, heal 5% max HP.
Chaos craves life and fulfillment. Having tasted the sweetness of flame and received wave after wave of offerings from the faithful, Chaos too grew enthralled by flickering firelight and the source of life itself. And so it demands that its faithful give everything, if only to fill a hunger that has no end.
For every 3 cards you play each turn, draw 1 card. Every time you draw a card outside the start of your turn, deal 3 damage to a random enemy.
"If the reflection in the mirror is truth, why do the gods, and their power, never appear in it? Perhaps... there is no truth at all. Everything we believe is illusion, and falsehood and phantasm are the truth itself." — Oral tradition of the Pale Lands
When you play a card that draws cards, draw 1 additional card.
As the faith of Razenia began to waver, a group of scholars from the Pale Lands seized the moment to proclaim that the gods were nothing more than the gathered consciousness of mankind. Yet even with faith on the verge of collapse, the whole continent condemned the idea as the vilest heresy, and the scholars were brutally silenced.
Increase gold found by 30%.
On the first turn of each combat, draw 3 additional cards. Every time you draw a card outside the start of your turn, apply 4% Fragile to all enemies for 1 turn.
"Apex, ever since those heretics arrived... people in the city have begun seeing all manner of visions. I dreamt of it too, last night: a spiral covered in watching eyes, swirling with dizzying colors. Could the god of truth those heretics speak of... truly exist?"
Increase gold found by 60%, but reduce all cards' maximum durability to 10.
For every 3 cards you play each turn, draw 1 card. When you play a card that draws cards, draw 1 additional card. On the first turn of each combat, draw 3 additional cards. Every time you draw a card outside the start of your turn, deal 5 damage to a random enemy and apply 3% Fragile to all enemies for 1 turn.
As Oculyth's power grew, the faithful became convinced they were drawing ever closer to the truth. Yet the truth seemed forever out of reach, shrouded in layer upon layer of illusion. Driven by endless obsession, they hungered ever more for divine blessing, and that madness at last gave other gods their opening.
