Treasure Certificates
Another topic:Long before ever encountering the RPGA and its living campaigns, I used to give out magic items on "official" pieces of paper -- usually an index card with a brief description of what it...
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I think it would be neat. You have one up on us being an artist, but reproducing these like the DUNGEON does for their counter sheets would be cool. PPP would be interested in doing something like...
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that would be nice. I used to do thta is the past on index cards but i lacked the art skill to make them look nice I also used to make scrools for the scrolls the party found used tea to age the...
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I'll weigh in here and say "Aye", such a thing would shave some time off of my busy schedule and be good for the players as well--a concise and official record for their perusals!
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Back in high school I once played a campaign where the DM did this -- distribute slips of paper with drawings and descriptions of major magic items and artifacts we discovered (the Teeth of...
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I would think that would be an outstanding addition to any module. In the early 1980s, we used to give all magic items, however minor, the index-card treatment. In my current groups, that practice is...
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There was an old generic D&D product from some company I don't recall any longer, which had an illustration of the new magic item on one side of the index card, with printed info about it on the...
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I like it too but consider the possibility that it only works with simple items. More complex ones might have so many different aspects that they won't be known to the players until a long time has...
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A nice touch, Merk.!grodog----Allan Grohe grodog@pacbell.netwww.rpg.net/ehp/imrryr/www.rpg.net/ehp/imrryr/greyhawk.html
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