When you tug on the threads of fate connecting people and events, roll +Luck.

• 10+: Redirect one event, a roll result, an NPC decision, a coincidence, to a different but plausible outcome. Describe what changes.
• 7–9: You redirect it, but fate compensates elsewhere. The GM introduces a complication.

When you need something unlikely to happen, a guard looks away, a lock fails, a weapon jams, roll +Luck.

• 10+: It happens.
• 7–9: It happens but draws attention or creates an opening for something else.

When you impose bad luck on someone through brief contact, roll +Luck.

• 10+: They take -1 ongoing on all rolls for the rest of the scene.
• 7–9: They take -1 on their next roll only.

(1/mission)

You feel it, this person is meant to cross your path. Mark one individual at the start of a mission. Against them, you always know when they're near you, and you take +1 ongoing on all rolls that involve them directly. If they are defeated or escape the mission, mark XP.

You feel it when fate is being tampered with, by another Entwined, a Fortuitous, magic, or genuine supernatural interference. Passive. When fate manipulation is happening nearby, the GM tells you, not necessarily how, but that it is.

When something has just happened that you need to undo, roll +Luck.

• 10+: The last 7 seconds rewind. What happened, didn't. You remember. No one else does.
• 7–9: The rewind happens but you can't act differently in the moment, you just know what's coming. Take +2 forward.

When you spend time setting up a situation so that several threads come together at once, roll +Luck.

• 10+: Everything converges as you intended. The scene unfolds in your favor in a significant way.
• 7–9: Most of it converges. One thread is wrong.

When you spend fate in your favor, using any Luck-based move, mark it. At 3 marks, the universe collects: the GM makes a hard move against you at the worst possible moment. Marks clear when the debt is paid.

When you take a small, seemingly insignificant action at the start of a scene, tell the GM. At some point before the end of the mission that action has a consequence, larger than it should be. The GM decides when and how. You can use this intentionally or let it play out.

When you encounter someone for the first time, roll +Luck.

• 10+: You immediately know one true thing about them, their purpose, their secret, their role in what's coming.
• 7–9: You get a strong feeling, not fact, but accurate intuition.

(1/mission)

When you entangle the fates of two or more people temporarily, roll +Luck.

• 10+: Their outcomes are linked for the scene, if one succeeds, both benefit; if one takes harm, the other takes half.
• 7–9: The link holds but is unstable, the GM can sever it at any point.

(1/session)

Once per session, fundamentally alter one outcome, a death, a failure, a catastrophic event. The fiction changes. Work with the GM on what this costs you. The price is always real.

(1/mission)

Once per mission, curse someone with bad luck. They roll with disadvantage (roll 3d6, take the lowest) on their next three rolls.

When an enemy targets you with a technology- or Smarts-based weapon or attack, roll +Luck.

• 10+: The weapon misfires or short-circuits. No damage.
• 7–9: Partial malfunction, take half harm.

In the middle of combat, roll +Luck to see if a super you know happens to be in the area.

• 10+: An old friend shows up and joins the fight for the scene.
• 7–9: An old friend sees you and offers limited help, one action, then they're gone.

You can see the connections between people, who trusts who, who fears who, who owes who. No roll for obvious connections. For hidden or suppressed bonds, roll +Intuition.

• 10+: Full picture, nature, strength, and history of the connection.
• 7–9: You sense the connection but not its nature.

When you sever a fate connection between two people, roll +Luck.

• 10+: The bond is cut. Whatever obligation, loyalty, or destiny linked them no longer applies, this scene or longer if the GM agrees.
• 7–9: The bond is weakened, -1 ongoing to actions arising from that connection.

When a bad outcome is heading toward an ally, roll +Luck to redirect it to a neutral party or enemy instead.

• 10+: Redirected cleanly. The new target takes the full consequence.
• 7–9: Redirected, but the universe notices, add 1 to your Karmic Debt.

(1/mission)

When a teammate would suffer a permanent or story-altering consequence, you may spend their fate instead of yours. Take 3 harm and they're spared the consequence entirely. No roll.

When you spend time studying the fate threads around a location or situation, roll +Intuition.

• 10+: The GM tells you three true things about what will happen here within the next hour.
• 7–9: The GM tells you one true thing.

### Improvements, At 5 XP, Choose One

• Take a new Entwined move
• Take a move from another playbook
• Add +1 to Luck (max +3)
• Add +1 to Intuition (max +3)
• Add +1 to Strange (max +3)
• Add 1 to your harm track maximum
• Your KARMIC DEBT threshold increases to 4 marks before collection
• Your THREAD PULL move: on 10+ the GM must also tell you one consequence of the redirect

### Advanced Improvements, After 5 Improvements, Choose One

• The Weave: You can see the full tapestry of a situation: every connection, every pressure point, every thread that will snap if pulled. Once per session ask the GM three questions about the fate structure of the current situation. They answer honestly.
• Cut the Cord: Once per campaign, permanently sever a fate connection between two things or people. It cannot be restored. The consequences ripple. Work with the GM.
• Change playbook: You have grown into someone different.
• Retire: You followed a thread to its end. Tell the table where it led.