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Fortune
Essence
By default creatures have a maximum of 2 
Fortune charges, and a minimum of -1 Fortune.
Fortune is the max amount of charges of 
Luck a creature can have.
Creatures primarily gain or lose Luck by rolling 
Skill Rolls.
- When rolling a natural 20 on a Skill Roll, the creature gains 1 Luck, up to their maximum Fortune charges.
- When rolling a natural 1 on a
Challenge Roll, they lose 1 Luck, to a minimum of -1, or Unlucky. - Once a creature has (positive) Luck, they can use it as a Reaction using Fortunate to give ADV on their next Skill Roll.
- If a creature has negative Luck, or is Unlucky, their next Skill Roll is made at DIS. Once this condition is met, their Luck is set to zero (or gains 1 charge, from -1 to zero).
- Creatures can use Feats or gain Passive Abilities to increase their Fortune.
- A GM can reward players with Fortune if they perform or solve something critical to the story, by being awesome, or another reason by GMD.
