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GameMastery Item Cards: Legacy of Fire Deck
Paizo Publishing, LLC
The most fabulous treasures of the Legacy of Fire Adventure Path come alive in this jewel-encrusted new assortment of 54 unique GameMastery Item Cards. From magical lamps to silver-tipped scimitars and genie rings, the exotic items in this set add a delightful dimension to any Item Card collection and bring a great sense of immersion to Legacy of Fire campaigns, or any fantasy campaign!
GameMastery Item Cards allow heroes to keep track of their equipment in style, and the set is completely compatible with all of Paizo's other GameMastery Item Card sets. Each of these full-color cards features a beautiful portrait of an item on one side with space on the back to keep notes. GameMastery Item Cards are compatible with any fantasy roleplaying game.
ISBN-13: 978-1-60125-176-3
1 Chainmail
2 Padded Armor
3 Heavy Shield
4 Gem
5 Palanquin
6 Key
7 Camel
8 Cactus
9 Hookah
10 Waterskin
11 Chariot
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12 Monkey
13 Goggles
14 Holy Symbol
15 Holy Symbol
16 Potion
17 Potion
18 Ring
19 Ring
20 Ring
21 Ring
22 Rod
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23 Scroll
24 Scroll
25 Staff
26 Wand
27 Wand
28 Scimitar
29 Falchion
30 Khopesh
31 Greataxe
32 Punching Dagger
33 Nunchaku
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34 Sling
35 Goad
36 Madu
37 Longbow
38 Drum
39 Egg
40 Sitar
41 Kaffiyeh
42 Lamp
43 Carpet
44 Map
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45 Turban
46 Mirror
47 Veil
48 Bracers
49 Earring
50 Helm
51 Vest
52 Bottle City
53 Slippers
54 Hat
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Sample cards. Click to enlarge.
Illustrations by Christophe Swal.
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Nice Artwork but the order is very confusing I'd like to have the old order back
The quality of the artwork is as high as its ever been for the Item Cards. While the order the cards are numbered in is a bit odd (I'm sure there's some rhyme and reason to it, but I've no idea what it is), it's very easy to sort the cards both by type (armor, weapons, potions, etc) and alphabetically.
Once again, the cards are laid out in a completely random order making it very difficult to find what you're looking for. Items are no longer organized in alphabetical order and the layout of groups have changed from earlier sets (which would be understandable if there was a gain, but there isn't). The art is great but the low score is due to the functionality issues of the layout.
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What do you know, apparently I am the first to post. Now to enter on topic. In our group I have been nominated to DM Legacy of fire. I would be interested in the chance that these cards will come out early in the AP, but I seriously doubt it. I have the Elemental deck and the essentials deck, but none of the other DM's seem interested in using them. So I am considering how to use what I have in my game. Any suggestions?
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I hand them out for special items that the players keep during the game. I also use them for my characters rather than hunting through my stuff to figure out what I have I put the cards in card holder sheets and just flip through them looking for what I want.
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silverhair2008 wrote:
I would be interested in the chance that these cards will come out early in the AP, but I seriously doubt it.
The cards are currently scheduled to come out along with volume 4 of AP.
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sounds like a winner. I'm actually looking forward to this adventure path. Drow are not my favorite monsters and I rarely run a campaign with them as the focus monster. There are nastier things down there that are better fodder for a campaign. But I have ideas on running an aberration centric campaign. Unfortunately they hinge on monsters not in the OGL.
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My nomination has been withdrawn. No problem though. I still would like the cards.
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