Benrislove |
The treasure map boon says that when you would make a day job, check off a box, when you check 3 boxes. You find treasure totaling 150xlevel gp.
If you mark the 3rd box on the treasure map at the same time you earn enough experience to level, would it use your current level, or your new level?
I'm currently leaning towards current because you don't level up before day-job checks and it seems like it should happen at the same time.
I'm 5 and 2/3rds right now, with 2 treasure map boxes, waiting one extra session is worth it, but if I don't have to might as well not do it :D
Curaigh |
1 person marked this as FAQ candidate. |
My search-fu turned up nothing better than this thread, so my apologies if an answer includes a link to another thread (and also for the thread necro).
When you check off the third box, you are able to pay four prestige to find another treasure map and start the process again. My question is can you pay four prestige at the end of the second treasure map thereby gaining a third? If so is it infinite?
Thanks :)
Elvis Aron Manypockets |
Hmm, Curaigh's question is a valid one. The boon says "You may spend 4 PP to acquire another promising map and reuse this boon; if you choose not to do so upon checking the final box on the Chronicle sheet, cross the entire boon of [sic] the Chronicle sheet. You may only use one Treasure Map at a time."
Nowhere does it impose a limit of x reuses, only that when you choose not to spend the PP to get a new one you then cross the boon off the sheet. And limiting it to one use at a time seems to indicate multiple reuses.
So can you keep spending 4 PP to obtain a new map as many times as you want?
John Compton Developer |
considering that 4 prestige can get you 2x750 GP items, it seems a waste to reuse the boon...by the time it becomes equivalent to 4 prestige (10th level, 1500 gp) and you would have to forgo two more day job rolls to re use it.
I agree that by the raw Prestige-to-gold conversion, refreshing the Treasure Map boon is not a great deal, but for those interested in saving money for larger purchases (remember the 750 gp item has no resale value), it can be quite nice.
Another perk is that it allows those without day jobs to feel like they're getting something out of the day job roll phase. That feeling of usefulness and "hey, I have a boon for that" is quite valuable for many players, and I'm glad the boon strikes a fairly reasonable balance between satisfaction and cost.