Their single Core Ability is Ministrations - they can lead a group in a ritual that will clear Minor Blood or Mind fallout, or reduce Major fallout to Minor, but it takes time (and makes a Delve harder if you're part-way through).

Hounds, who draw power from the long-dead 33rd Regiment's badges, can develop a downplayed version when they acquire Zenith abilities. Into the Underhang is an independent production by Burn After Running and is not affiliated with Rowan, Rook and Decard. What’s the most dangerous beast or individual you’ve heard tell of, and why haven’t you defeated them yet? Heart takes place beneath it, in a space into which the eponymous alien dimension has begun to bleed.Snow-White-Page with her uninspired blank white mask would spend her life working accounts and overseeing bureaucracy till she died and was laid to quiet rest in a family mausoleum.

The Heart quickstart provides you with basic rules, a selection of pre-generated characters and the introductory scenario "Drowned". As dozens of doors to a strange land between dimensions begin to open throughout the Heart, the delvers step through to find the city of Elsewhere in turmoil. Roleplaying Endgame: Zenith beats, and the corresponding Zenith abilities, are designed to end a character arc and retire or remove that character. Likewise, if the player accepts it, two Major Fallouts can combine to result Critical Fallout - this means that the character will shortly die or otherwise leave the campaign.Sucks-Down-Teeth is still more widely known, by those familiar with their mask, as 'Snow-White-Page'.

The player characters are the ones desperate, driven, or deranged enough to take the Heart up on this promise. A character’s health is a pool, but so is their sanity, so is their resistance to the corrupting influence of the Heart, so are their financial resources. It is a dungeon-crawling, story-forward tabletop RPG that focuses on what characters have to lose in pursuit of their dreams in the chaotic darkness beneath the world. The Minor Abilities attached to Major ones are less formulaic, and tend to alter how the Major functions, although some grant semi-related perks instead.Heart: The City Beneath is a tabletop role-playing game about surreal underground labyrinths, designed by Grant Howitt and Christopher Taylor. e. the classes, which are every bit as fun as those in Spire), I thought I really should go over equipment and resources. As well as a run-through the the class, I'll drop in a link to the design post Chris and Grant did over the months since the Kickstarter, as frankly they've already said most of what there is to day about the actual mechanical design, although some of the classes have moved on quite a bit since they were written. There’s no limit to what you can eat, but tough or noxious materials might require an Endure+Cursed check to avoid causing yourself harm. Of course, it would be one thing if the Zenith Abilities were the only way a character could die, but it retains its predecessor game’s Fallout mechanic, whereby you accumulate a pool for each type of damage and then roll when it hits a certain, character-determined threshold, and the result of that roll determines the exact nature of the particular problem.