You always know someone wherever you go. Once per mission, name a type of person you need to find, a doctor, a mechanic, a cop who looks the other way, and roll +Luck.

• 10+: You know exactly who and where. They owe you nothing but they'll help.
• 7–9: You know someone adjacent to who you need. It'll take a favor.

When you should be trapped, caught, or cornered, roll +Luck.

• 10+: There's a way out that shouldn't exist. You find it.
• 7–9: There's a way out but you leave something behind, gear, information, your dignity.

Whenever you enter a new location, roll +Luck.

• 10+: You immediately notice something useful, an exit, a useful object, a piece of information, that others would miss.
• 7–9: You notice something, but its usefulness isn't immediately clear.

When your attack misses, roll +Luck.

• 10+: The attack finds another target, a weak point, or bounces back usefully. Deal half harm to the intended target anyway.
• 7–9: The miss creates a minor advantage, you're in a better position now.

Once per mission, when your team needs a resource, transportation, equipment, money, information, roll +Luck.

• 10+: It materializes from an unlikely source. No cost, no strings.
• 7–9: It's available but there's a catch, a price, a favor, a complication.

When you should take significant harm from an environmental effect, explosion radius, falling debris, vehicle impact, roll +Luck.

• 10+: You somehow avoid the worst of it. Take half harm.
• 7–9: Take half harm and end up in a weird position, prone, displaced, confused.

When you need to make a decision with incomplete information, trust them or not, left door or right, now or wait, roll +Luck.

• 10+: The GM tells you which choice is better and why.
• 7–9: The GM tells you which choice is better but not why.

Once per scene you can redirect a bad luck event, a missed roll, a GM hard move, a piece of collateral damage, away from your team and onto an enemy or neutral party. No roll required, but the GM decides exactly how it lands.

(1/session)

Once per session, something incredibly, improbably lucky happens in your favor. Tell the GM what you need, they make it happen in a way that fits the fiction.

Whenever you try a skill or use a weapon for the first time, roll with advantage (roll 3d6, drop lowest).

(1/mission)

Once per mission, completely ignore all damage from one attack because you bend down to pick up a penny at exactly the right moment. Roll +Luck to see where the attack goes.

• 10+: It misses everyone.
• 7–9: It hits a teammate for half harm.

Once per mission, when your team is low on a critical resource, ammo, time, health, information, roll +Luck.

• 10+: Something turns up. The resource is replenished in a way the GM describes as plausible but improbable.
• 7–9: A partial replenishment, enough to keep going, not enough to be comfortable.

When you fire from behind full cover without a clear line of sight, roll +Luck for the attack. On a hit, deal 2 harm with no retaliation, they can't find you.

Whenever your team needs a password, in person or on a device, you can take a guess. Roll +Luck.

• 10+: You somehow got it right.
• 7–9: Wrong, but you learn something about the format or context.

You walk through life blissfully unaware of the danger around you, and somehow that keeps you safe. Roll with advantage on all dodge-based rolls against traps and surprise attacks.

Once per scene, when you arrive somewhere, you arrived at exactly the right moment. The GM must describe one thing your arrival prevented or enabled, no roll required.

When something should trap, delay, or catch you, traffic, a locked door, a crowd, roll +Luck.

• 10+: It doesn't. You're through without slowing down.
• 7–9: You get through, but something falls out of your pocket, someone notices, or you leave a trail.

When you fail a roll, roll +Luck immediately.

• 10+: Something lucky immediately softens the consequence, the GM must offer you an out, even if it costs something minor.
• 7–9: The failure stands but you take +1 forward on your very next roll, luck is repositioning.

When you would take more than 2 harm from a single hit, roll +Luck.

• 10+: Take only 1 harm, something intervened.
• 7–9: Take 2 harm instead of the full amount.

(1/mission)

Point at an enemy and quietly declare them jinxed. For the rest of the scene, every roll they make is at -1. No roll required.

### Improvements, At 5 XP, Choose One

• Take a new Fortuitous move
• Take a move from another playbook
• Add +1 to Luck (max +3)
• Add +1 to Agility (max +3)
• Add +1 to Charisma (max +3)
• Add 1 to your harm track maximum
• Your LUCKY BREAK move: on 7-9 you get an out AND keep a small advantage
• Once per session you may declare something lucky happened off-screen between scenes

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

• Fortune's Favorite: Your luck is now visible to others. Once per session, any teammate who acts immediately after you on your suggestion takes +2 forward. Your reputation for luck precedes you everywhere.
• The Run: Once per campaign, nothing bad happens to you for an entire mission. Every roll is at least a 7. The GM may still make hard moves on the world around you.
• Change playbook: You have grown into someone different.
• Retire: Your luck held long enough. Tell the table what you walked away with.