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toyrobots,
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Debating buying this. Has anyone bought and assembled it yet? Worth it? It seems to me that most treasure table rolls would be hard to represent without a LOT of printing and cutting. Are the denominations in the set slightly higher and more abstract? |
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@stroVal,
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Debating buying this. Has anyone bought and assembled it yet? Worth it? I would like to know that too. Also are there enough denominations for gp to play 3 dragon ante with ? |
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mike smith 853,
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I just got this, and I haven't even printed anything out, but I can tell you what it comes with and maybe it'll be enough for you to make your decision. Three forms of currency, Dwarven, Elven, Human Dwarven: 1 CP, 1 SP, 1 GP, 1PP Elven: Interesting coinage, one coin worth 8 SP and and one worth 8 GP that can be split into 8 pieces. Human: 1CP, 2CP 3CP, 5CP, 1SP, 5SP, 1GP, 5GP, 1PP, 5PP, 10PP
And a treasure chest to hold everything. Each page has a different amount of coins on it, but the small amounts, such as copper have about 20 coins per sheet, some of the larger amounts such gold coins have about 8-10 per sheet. So yeah to get say 10000 gold it would be a lot of printing, but I don't think anyone would ever want to do that. Having enough coinage to represent different cultures seems good enough to me. Personally I plan to make maybe thirty of each type, so one sheet of copper, and maybe three sheets of gold. And if I feel I need more, I'll print them out later. Hope this helps |
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