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Tools of War is a story event in the Manhunter Expansion rule book.

Event Text[]

The eldest player nominates a victorious survivor to be the veteran and search the corpse.

Search the Corpse[]

The veteran notices something heavy strapped to the Manhunter, and recovers a large, multi-pocketed belt.

Gain the Tool Belt rare gear.

The veteran spreads the tool belt out on the floor. Amidst the many vicious implements, a small toy seems out of place. Its crude appearance and signs of wear lend it a certain charm. The veteran reflects, looking past the toy at their own experiences, and draws strength from their sadness. They gain +1 permanent strength and the Seasoned Hunter fighting art.

The veteran leaves the battlefield, the nostalgic chill filling them with a soothing haze of wonder. They grimly understand the meaning of war and gain the War Room innovation.

Understanding the Meaning of War[]

Roll 1d10.

1d10 Result
1 - 2 The settlement decides to put their small trinkets, trophies, and mementos on display inside the War Room. As everyone is distracted, fussily arranging their personal treasures, a survivor with sticky fingers pockets two of the Manhunter's relics: a clay mixture and a small bag of unidentifiable powder. The best treasure is the one no one else knows about. Nominate a survivor. They gain the Hoarder disorder and a random fighting art.
3 - 5 During the first War Room meeting, a survivor suggests the monster might be from an organized society. Its tools seem somehow standardized, as if they were all crafted together in a large batch. The survivor points out two identical sets of sewing kits to further prove their point. Nominate and 4 survivors to gain +1 understanding each.
6 - 10 The survivors gather within the War Room to award a notable survivor with a poorly made trophy. Nominate a survivor. They are recognized as a hero! The ceremony raises morale and the survivor gains the Trailblazer fighting art. In addition, if they have the Afraid of the Dark[sic] or Prey disorders, remove them.

Notes[]

  • The disorder Fear of the Dark is erroneously referred to as "Afraid of the Dark".