CONDITION CARDS

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 While most Unchained emotionally distance themselves from
their angelic past to some extent, Integrators don’t. Instead,
many spend at least some time actively trying to remember
what angelhood was like. For this reason, devoted Idealists
have greater insight into the psychology of the angel than
EMPATHY
You’ve jacked an angel’s Cover, but you’re still connected to
the God-Machine’s information networks. The good news is
you don’t need to (and in fact can’t) spoof angels with your
Cover: you automatically register as a fellow angel to their
senses. The bad news is that the God-Machine knows exact-
You’ve attracted too much of the wrong kind of attention
and someone you trusted can’t let that go on. The Storyteller
chooses a Storyteller character you had previously consid-
ered an ally. That character betrays you to the God-Machine
or its agents at the worst possible time — maybe it’s a new

other Agendas, which they may call upon to their advantage. ly where you are at all time. Any time you gain a Condition development, maybe your “ally” was a double-agent the
as a result of a compromise, you gain the Blown Condition. whole time. Your betrayer gets the 8-again rule on all rolls
ANGEL

• Beat: Take a Beat when the character puts the ring at
risk or makes the ring vocally or actively suspicious of
his motives.
• Resolution: The character can place himself in an
angel’s mindset, understanding its actions and plans
by his own memories and analysis of its behavior.
Upon resolving this Condition, the player gains a +3
bonus to any roll to evade, outwit, persuade, or learn
the bane/ban of an angel. This bonus does not apply
to combat rolls made against angels, however.
A Watcher is always planning and preparing, analyzing
edge cases and counter measures and performing statisti-
cal analyses — all in her head. Other demons are frequently
impressed by the Inquisitors’ preparedness for events they
believe nobody could have predicted.
• Beat: The Inquisitor gains a Beat when the character
poses a question to one or more members of his ring
that leads them to reconsider or change their course of
action
• Resolution: The character can make a leap of logic,
connecting disparate clues into a revelatory truth. Re-
solve this Condition to gain information from the Story-
teller about how the current situation.
The Character is not a member of any Agenda. In a world
ruled by a hostile God-Machine, voluntarily giving up a
source of allies can be dangerous.
• Resolution: The character joins an Agenda.
• Beat: The character experiences difficulty that could have
been partially or completely negated by joining an Agenda.
against you.
Resolution: Either complete the task the angel was origi-
nally created for (you know what that task is when you suc- Beat: Your betrayer does something that inconveniences
cessfully angel-jack) or get access to a piece of Infrastructure you, puts you in danger, or ruins your plans.
that can disconnect you from the God-Machine. Resolving
this Condition gives you a Cover Beat, applicable to the new Resolution: Kill the traitor, convince them to turn on their
Cover. new masters for you, or take a new Cover identity.
The character is a member of the Tempters and probably an The jig is up. The God-Machine knows your Cover is just that.
associate of one of their secret societies. Through this mem- It might not be actively hunting you, not yet anyway, but you
bership, he has access to the Decadents’ extensive network can’t hide from it any longer. Even if you have multiple Cov-
of friends and favors owed, giving him threads to pull all er identities, the God-Machine has your frequency and the
over the city. only way to lose it is to destroy the compromised cover. You
can’t spoof angels, God-Machine cultists, or anyone with the
• Beat: Gain a Beat when the character delegates a Unseen Sense (God-Machine) Merit.
task, talks someone into taking a risk on his behalf, or
otherwise avoids getting his hands dirty directly. Beat: Angels or God-Machine agents discover you.
• Resolution: The character knows someone every- Resolution: Destroy your Blown Cover identity.
where. With a single phone call or a word in the right
ear, the character can gain instant VIP treatment. He
enjoys a +3 bonus to a Social roll where VIP status
would be a significant benefit, such as being admitted
into an establishment that caters to a restricted clien-
tele, cutting red tape, or similar.
A talented Saboteur quickly picks up a keen eye for the seams You’ve used Legend to cheat your way to the sort of thing
where the world is stitched together and knows just what to that should come naturally to your Cover, and it’s left you
say or do to make the houses of cards around her collapse. feeling hollow. You suffer a –1 cumulative penalty each time
you use Legend again until you resolve the Condition.
• Beat: Gain a Beat when the character draws atten-
tion to herself by destroying, unsettling, or destabiliz- Resolution: Buy a dot in a Merit or Skill you impersonated
ing a system. The attention doesn’t have to be from using Legend. Resolving this Condition gives you a Cover
the God-Machine or its agents, nor does it have to be Beat.
immediately dangerous, but it should at least be incon-
venient or cause some conflict.
• Resolution: The character knows just what to do to
turn harmony into dissonance. This may be just the
words needed to start a fight, what buttons to press
to set off alarms, or where in the machinery to toss her
shoe to cause it to start tearing itself apart. After per-
forming an action intended to create chaos, the player
enjoys a +3 bonus on the relevant Skill roll.
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 You’ve drawn too much attention, and just being around you
is a risk to your demonic allies. While in your presence, other
BLACKBALLED
demons suffer a –2 penalty on compromises.
DISORIENTED
Resolution: Gain a dot of Cover or convince a fellow de-
mon, player character, or otherwise to help you despite the
risk.
The God-Machine or one of its agents is suspicious of you.
It doesn’t know for sure that you’re a rogue angel, but it’s
got you marked as a potential problem. Attempts to spoof
CAPTIVATED
agents of the God-Machine suffer a –3 penalty.
FLAGGED
Resolution: Convince an agent of the God-Machine that
you’re an ordinary human without spoofing it.
Your actions have alerted the God-Machine to your pres-
ence and it has sent its destroying angels to scour you from
the Earth. The Storyteller chooses either one greater angel
SURVEILLED
(Rank 4–5), 3–5 lesser angels (Rank 2–3), or 10–15 cult-
ists. These antagonists know where you were when you com-
(PERSISTENT)
promised your Cover and have a general description of your
HUNTED
identity. Their sole motivation is to hunt you down by any
means necessary and destroy you.
Beat: The pursuers find and attack you.
Resolution: Kill your pursuers or permanently lose them.
Permanently losing them is probably an extended and con-
tested action, but the particulars will depend on the context
of the story.
Your character cannot get her bearings and dealing with
simple tasks is daunting. The character is at a –2 penalty to
any Physical action. She can defend herself normally, but
her disorientation prevents her from making ranged attacks
at all.
(PERSISTENT)
BROKEN
Resolution: The character finds something to help her ori-
ent herself to her surroundings, such as a familiar landmark
or a friend. If a supernatural power caused this Condition,
then it resolves when the power ends.
Beat: n/a
Your character is preoccupied with something and has a
hard time refocusing on a new situation. The character is at
a –3 penalty to all actions that are not his main focus. He
also takes a –3 penalty to Defense since he is too distracted
to defend himself.
(PERSISTENT)
AMNESIA
Resolution: The character stops using Clairvoyant Sight. If
he does not, then this Condition resolves when the character
choses to fail an action due to his distraction, or relents to a
single action taken against him.
Beat: n/a
You’re under active surveillance by enemy agents. They’re
under orders just to observe for now. At the beginning of
each chapter, the Storyteller rolls a dice pool equal to (10
– your current Cover rating). Successes accumulate over the
course of the story. Once the Storyteller has accrued a num-
ADDICTED
(PERSISTENT)
ber of successes equal to your current Cover, resolve this
Condition and gain the Hunted Condition instead.
Resolution: Let the Storyteller accrue successes as de-
scribed above, or find and nullify the enemy’s means of sur-
veillance. This Condition does not resolve at the end of a
story, but the successes accumulated do reset to zero.
Whatever you did or saw, something inside you snapped.
You can barely muster up the will to do your job anymore,
and anything more emotionally intense than a raised voice
makes you flinch and back down. Apply a –2 to all Social
rolls and rolls involving Resolve and a –5 to all use of the
Intimidation Skill.
Resolution: Regain a dot of Integrity, lose another dot of
Integrity, or achieve an exceptional success on a breaking
point.
Beat: You back down from a confrontation or fail a roll due
to this Condition.
Your character is missing a portion of her memory. An entire
period of her life is just gone. This causes massive difficulties
with friends and loved ones.
Resolution: You regain your memory and learn the truth.
Depending on the circumstances, this may constitute a
breaking point.
Beat: Something problematic arises, such as a forgotten
arrest warrant or old enemy.
Your character is addicted to something, whether drugs,
gambling or other destructive behaviors. Some addictions
are more dangerous than others, but the nature of addiction
is that it slowly takes over your life, impeding functionality. If
you are addicted, you need to indulge your addiction reg-
ularly to keep it under control. A specific addiction should
be chosen upon taking this Condition; characters can take
this Condition multiple times for different addictions. Being
unable to feed your addiction can result in the Deprived
Condition (p. 309).
Resolution: Regain a dot of Integrity, lose another dot of
Integrity, or achieve an exceptional success on a breaking
point.
Beat: Your character chooses to get a fix rather than fulfill
an obligation.
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 Your character has made inroads with a specified group.
While she has this Condition, she gets a +2 to all rolls relat-
EMBARRASSING
ing to that group. Alternately, she can shed this Condition to
gain a one-time automatic exceptional success on the next
CONNECTED
roll to influence or otherwise take advantage of the group.
(PERSISTENT)
Once Connected is resolved, the character is considered to
SECRET
have burned her bridges and is no longer an accepted mem-
ber. The character may be able to regain Connected with
the specified group per Storyteller approval.
Example Skills: Politics, Socialize
Resolution: The character loses her membership or other-
wise loses her standing with the group.
Beat: The character is asked to perform a favor for the
group that inconveniences her.
Your character has established an extensive bond with a
specific animal. She gains +2 on any rolls to influence or
persuade her bonded animal. It may add your Animal Ken
to any rolls to resist coercion or fear when in your character’s
presence. The animal may add your character’s Animal Ken
DEPRIVED
to any one die roll.
BONDED
Resolution: The bonded animal dies or is otherwise part-
ed from the character.
Beat: n/a
Whatever you did or saw, something inside you snapped.
You can barely muster up the will to do your job anymore,
and anything more emotionally intense than a raised voice
makes you flinch and back down. Apply a –2 to all Social
rolls and rolls involving Resolve and a –5 to all use of the
DISABLED
(PERSISTENT)
(PERSISTENT)
Intimidation Skill.
BROKEN
Resolution: Regain a dot of Integrity, lose another dot of
Integrity, or achieve an exceptional success on a breaking
point.
Beat: You back down from a confrontation or fail a roll due
to this Condition.
Your character has a secret from his past that could come
back to haunt him. If this secret gets out, he could be os-
tracized or maybe even arrested. If it becomes known, this
Condition is exchanged for Notoriety (p. 310).
INFORMED
Resolution: The character’s secret is made public, or the
character does whatever is necessary to make sure it never
comes to light.
Beat: n/a
Your character suffers from an addiction. She is unable to
get her fix, however, leaving her irritable, anxious, and un-
able to focus. Remove one from her Stamina, Resolve, and
Composure dice pools. This does not influence derived traits;
it only influences dice pools that use these Attributes.
GUILTY
Resolution: Your character indulges her addiction.
Beat: n/a
Your character has limited or no ability to walk. Her Speed
trait is effectively 1. She must rely on a wheelchair or oth-
er device to travel. A manual wheelchair’s Speed is equal
to your character’s Strength and requires use of her hands.
Electric wheelchairs have a Speed of 3, but allow the free
(PERSISTENT)
use of the character’s hands.
FUGUE
An injury can cause this Condition temporarily, in which
case it is resolved when the injury heals and the character
regains mobility.
Resolution: The character’s disability is cured by mundane
or supernatural means.
Beat: Your character’s limited mobility inconveniences your
character and makes her slow to respond.
Your character has a breadth of research information based on
the topic she investigated. When you make a roll relating to the
topic, you may choose to resolve this Condition. If you resolve it
and the roll failed, it is instead considered to have a single suc-
cess. If it succeeded, the roll is considered an exceptional success.
The roll that benefits from the Informed Condition can be any
relevant Skill roll. For example, a character with Informed
(Werewolves) might gain its benefits when using researched
information to build a silver bear trap with the Crafts Skill.
Combat rolls cannot benefit from this Condition.
Example Skills: Academics, Investigation, Occult, Science
Resolution: Your character uses her research to gain infor-
mation; the Condition is resolved as described above.
Beat: n/a
Your character is experiencing deep-seated feelings of guilt
and remorse. This Condition is commonly applied after a
successful breaking point roll. While the character is under
the effects of this Condition, he receives a –2 to any Resolve
or Composure rolls to defend against Subterfuge, Empathy
or Intimidation rolls.
Resolution: The character confesses his crimes and makes
restitution for whatever he did.
Beat: n/a
Something terrible happened. Rather than deal with it or
let it break you, your mind shuts it out. You are prone to
blackouts and lost time. Whenever circumstances become
too similar to the situation that led to your gaining this Con-
dition, the player rolls Resolve + Composure. If you fail the
roll, the Storyteller controls your character for the next scene;
your character, left to his own devices, will seek to avoid the
conflict and get away from the area.
Resolution: Regain a dot of Integrity, lose another dot of
Integrity, or achieve an exceptional success on a breaking
point.
Beat: You enter a fugue state as described above.
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 Your character has no idea where she is or how to reach
her target. Characters with the Lost Condition remove one
die from their Composure dice pools. This does not influence
derived traits; it only influences dice pools that use these At-
NOTORIETY
tributes. A Lost character cannot make any headway toward
her goal without first navigating and finding her place. This
requires a successful Wits + Streetwise action (in the city) or
LOST
Wits + Survival action (in the wilderness).
Resolution: Your character gives up on reaching her
intended destination, or she successfully navigates as de-
scribed above.
Beat: n/a
Your character has been blackmailed, tricked, convinced,
or otherwise leveraged into doing what another character
wishes. You may have the Leveraged Condition multiple
times for different characters. Any time the specified char-
LEVERAGED
acter requests something of you, you may resolve this Con-
(PERSISTENT)
dition if your character does as requested without rolling to
resist.
MUTE
Example Skills: Empathy, Persuasion, Subterfuge
Resolution: Your character may either resolve the Condi-
tion by complying with a request as above, or if you apply
the Leveraged condition to the specified character.
Beat: n/a
Your character is deeply inspired. When your character
takes an action pertaining to that inspiration, you may re-
solve this Condition. An exceptional success on that roll re-
quires only three successes instead of five and you gain a
point of Willpower.
(PERSISTENT)
INSPIRED
MADNESS
Example Skills: Crafts, Expression
Resolution: You spend inspiration to spur yourself to great-
er success, resolving the Condition as described above.
Beat: n/a
Whether or not your character actually did something hei-
nous in the past, the wrong people think he did and now
he’s ostracized by the general public. Your character suffers
a –2 on any Social rolls against those who know of his no-
toriety. If using Social maneuvering (p. 314), the character
SPOOKED
must open one extra Door if his target knows of his notoriety.
Example Skills: Subterfuge, Socialize
Resolution: The story is debunked or the character’s name
is cleared.
Beat: n/a
Your character cannot speak. Any communication must be
done through writing, gestures, or hand signs. Illness, injury,
or supernatural powers can inflict this Condition on a tem-
porary basis.
Resolution: The character regains her voice through mun-
SHAKEN
dane or supernatural means.
Beat: Your character suffers a limitation or communication
difficulty that heightens immediate danger.
Your character saw or did something that jarred her loose
from reality. This isn’t a mental illness born of brain chem-
istry — that, at least, might be treatable. This madness is the
product of supernatural tampering or witnessing something
OBSESSION
that humanity was never meant to comprehend. The Story-
(PERSISTENT)
teller has a pool of dice equal to 10 – (character’s Integrity).
Once per chapter, the Storyteller can apply those dice as a
negative modifier to any Mental or Social roll made for the
character.
Resolution: Regain a dot of Integrity, lose another dot of
Integrity, or achieve an exceptional success on a breaking
point.
Beat: The character fails a roll because of this Condition.
Your character has seen something supernatural — not overt
enough to terrify her, but unmistakably otherworldly. How
your character responds to this is up to you, but it captivates
her and dominates her focus.
Resolution: This Condition is resolved when your charac-
ter’s fear and fascination causes her to do something that
hinders the group or complicates things (she goes off alone
to investigate a strange noise, stays up all night researching,
runs away instead of holding her ground, etc.).
Beat: n/a
Something has severely frightened your character. Any time
your character is taking an action where that fear might hin-
der her, you may opt to fail the roll and resolve this Condi-
tion. This Condition can be imposed by undergoing a break-
ing point roll.
Example Skills: Brawl, Firearms, Intimidation, Weaponry
Resolution: The character gives into her fear and fails a
roll as described above.
Beat: n/a
Something’s on your character’s mind and she just can’t
shake it. She gains the 9-again quality on all rolls related
to pursuing her obsession. On rolls that are unrelated to her
obsession, she loses the 10-again quality. Obsession can be
a temporary quality per Storyteller approval.
Resolution: The character sheds or purges her fixation.
Beat: Character fails to fulfill an obligation due to pursuing
her obligation.
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 Your character is attracted to someone and is vulnerable
where they are concerned. He may have the proverbial “but-
terflies in his stomach” or just be constantly aware of the ob-
ject of his affection. A character may have multiple instances
of this Condition, reflecting affection for multiple characters.
SWOONING

He suffers a –2 to any rolls that would adversely affect the

specified character, who also gains +2 on any Social rolls
against him. If the specified character is attempting Social
maneuvering on the Swooning character, the impression level
is considered one higher (maximum of perfect; see p. 314).
Example Skills: Persuasion, Subterfuge
Resolution: Your character does something for his love in-
terest that puts him in danger, or he opts to fail a roll to resist
a Social action by the specified character.
Beat: n/a
Your character is confident and resolved. When you’ve
failed a roll, you may choose resolve this Condition to in-
stead treat the action as if you’d rolled a single success. If
the roll is a chance die, you may choose to resolve this Con-
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dition and roll a single regular die instead.

Resolution: Your character’s confidence carries him
through and the worst is avoided; the Condition is resolved
as described above.
Beat: n/a