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<h1>GAME RULES</h1>
<p>Chapter [Title implied by context]</p>
<h2>Surrendering</h2>
<h1>The Heroic Life</h1>
<p>The heroic life can take a heavy toll on Player Characters; they often need to rest and recover their energy. Depending on the location, characters have access to different options for resting.</p>
<p>Characters who surrender fall unconscious and become unable to act for the remainder of the scene, even if their Hit Points are restored above 0. The Game Master cannot kill a character who surrenders but may impose a narrative consequence chosen from the list below or a consequence that makes sense within the scene. If multiple characters surrender — or worse of all, if the entire group gets wiped out! — the Game Master may impose separate consequences or a single major consequence. They may also decide to bring the consequences of your surrender into play later on!</p>
<p class="example"><strong>Example:</strong> As the last hero bites the dust, Commander Kelta grins. "I'd love to get rid of you once and for all, but I have a busy day. You will never make it to the village in time! The Skyglass will shortly be in the Empress' hands."</p>
<p>While surrendering will never kill your character, the Game Master can still impose heavy consequences. Given the general mood of Fabula Ultima, however, permanent or crippling injuries should be avoided.</p>
<h3>Mechanics</h3>
<h2>RESTING IN THE WILDERNESS</h2>
<p>When far away from the safety of cities and villages, traveling on the road or exploring a ruin, characters must have access to one of the following in order to rest:</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Player Character Gain:</strong> When a Player Character chooses to Surrender, they immediately gain 2 Fabula Points.</li>
<li><strong>Recovery:</strong> At the start of the next scene in which they appear, the Player Character regains consciousness and recovers an amount of Hit Points equal to their Crisis score.</li>
<li>A magic tent (see page 104) created by spending 4 Inventory Points. One tent is enough for the entire group.</li>
<li>Hospitality from someone friendly, usually in exchange for help or money.</li>
<li>A safe location where they run no risk of being attacked; perhaps a consecrated temple, a secret room, the inside of an armored transport, or an area protected by a magic circle.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Sample Consequences of Surrendering</h3>
<dl>
<dt>Darkness</dt>
<dd>You must change your Theme to one of the following: Anger, Doubt, Guilt, or Vengeance — your choice.</dd>
<h2>RESTING INSIDE SETTLEMENTS</h2>
<p>While in a village, town, or city, characters must have access to one of the following in order to rest:</p>
<ul>
<li>A room inside an inn, which will cost money (see Town Services on page 125).</li>
<li>Hospitality from someone friendly, usually in exchange for help or money.</li>
</ul>
<dt>Despair</dt>
<dd>The enemy gets to make a decisive move, or the heroes lose the faith and approval of an important person or group.</dd>
<h2>The Effects of Resting</h2>
<p>When a Player Character rests, they enjoy the following benefits:</p>
<ul>
<li>They recover all of their Hit Points and Mind Points.</li>
<li>They recover from all status effects.</li>
</ul>
<p>Generally, resting requires four to six hours of inactivity. See Rests and Pacing on the right for more information on the consequences of resting.</p>
<dt>Loss</dt>
<dd>Something incredibly precious, such as a magical artifact, a loved person, or an ancient and important heirloom, is taken from you.</dd>
<dt>Resentment</dt>
<dd>You are forced to erase one of your Bonds and replace it with a Bond towards a character chosen by the Game Master. This new Bond must be of hatred, inferiority, or mistrust — your choice.</dd>
<dt>Separated</dt>
<dd>You are no longer with your allies. You might be captured, dragged away, lost, or stranded in some unknown location.</dd>
</dl>
<blockquote>"At the time, I could not disobey. No... I chose not to.<br>But today, I shall no longer allow you to do as you please!"<br>— Philip Forlenza (Order #)</blockquote>
<h2>Resting</h2>
<p>Philip Forlenza (Order #)</p>