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Do marked cards or loaded dice have any mechanical benefit?
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Do items such as marked cards or loaded dice have any mechanical benefit? What is the purpose of these items if they do not provide such bonuses? Lastly, is there any advice in handling these items if there are no rules to support said items?
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For the record, I'm talking about in-game marked cards/loaded dice. Aforementioned items are listed in certain backgrounds, such as the charlatan background.
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Do items such as marked cards or loaded dice have any mechanical benefit? What is the purpose of these items if they do not provide such bonuses? Lastly, is there any advice in handling these items if there are no rules to support said items?
Additional Information:
For the record, I'm talking about in-game marked cards/loaded dice. Aforementioned items are listed in certain backgrounds, such as the charlatan background.
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@Rubiksmoose in game marked cards/loaded dice. I've clarified that in the OP now.
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Are these items listed in a treasure table somewhere or in the rules at all, or are these items hypothetical?
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@Xirema I recall seeing them in a few backgrounds, and vaguely recall seeing something about them in a published adventure.
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@G.Moylan: p. 49 of the adventure, or this section on D&D Beyond. Also again on p. 57, here.
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And for LMOP: p. 25 of the adventure, here on DDB.
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Do items such as marked cards or loaded dice have any mechanical benefit? What is the purpose of these items if they do not provide such bonuses? Lastly, is there any advice in handling these items if there are no rules to support said items?
Additional Information:
For the record, I'm talking about in-game marked cards/loaded dice. Aforementioned items are listed in certain backgrounds, such as the charlatan background.
dnd-5e equipment
asked 9 hours ago
Eddy BravoEddy Bravo
1067
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Do items such as marked cards or loaded dice have any mechanical benefit? What is the purpose of these items if they do not provide such bonuses? Lastly, is there any advice in handling these items if there are no rules to support said items?
Additional Information:
For the record, I'm talking about in-game marked cards/loaded dice. Aforementioned items are listed in certain backgrounds, such as the charlatan background.
dnd-5e equipment
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Eddy BravoEddy Bravo
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Eddy BravoEddy Bravo
1067
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Eddy Bravo
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Eddy BravoEddy Bravo
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Eddy BravoEddy Bravo
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@Rubiksmoose in game marked cards/loaded dice. I've clarified that in the OP now.
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Are these items listed in a treasure table somewhere or in the rules at all, or are these items hypothetical?
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@Xirema I recall seeing them in a few backgrounds, and vaguely recall seeing something about them in a published adventure.
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– KorvinStarmast
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@G.Moylan: p. 49 of the adventure, or this section on D&D Beyond. Also again on p. 57, here.
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– V2Blast
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And for LMOP: p. 25 of the adventure, here on DDB.
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@Rubiksmoose in game marked cards/loaded dice. I've clarified that in the OP now.
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– Eddy Bravo
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Are these items listed in a treasure table somewhere or in the rules at all, or are these items hypothetical?
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– Xirema
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@Xirema I recall seeing them in a few backgrounds, and vaguely recall seeing something about them in a published adventure.
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– KorvinStarmast
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@G.Moylan: p. 49 of the adventure, or this section on D&D Beyond. Also again on p. 57, here.
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– V2Blast
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And for LMOP: p. 25 of the adventure, here on DDB.
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@Rubiksmoose in game marked cards/loaded dice. I've clarified that in the OP now.
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– Eddy Bravo
9 hours ago
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@Rubiksmoose in game marked cards/loaded dice. I've clarified that in the OP now.
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– Eddy Bravo
9 hours ago
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Are these items listed in a treasure table somewhere or in the rules at all, or are these items hypothetical?
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– Xirema
9 hours ago
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Are these items listed in a treasure table somewhere or in the rules at all, or are these items hypothetical?
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– Xirema
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@Xirema I recall seeing them in a few backgrounds, and vaguely recall seeing something about them in a published adventure.
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– KorvinStarmast
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@Xirema I recall seeing them in a few backgrounds, and vaguely recall seeing something about them in a published adventure.
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– KorvinStarmast
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@G.Moylan: p. 49 of the adventure, or this section on D&D Beyond. Also again on p. 57, here.
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– V2Blast
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@G.Moylan: p. 49 of the adventure, or this section on D&D Beyond. Also again on p. 57, here.
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– V2Blast
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And for LMOP: p. 25 of the adventure, here on DDB.
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And for LMOP: p. 25 of the adventure, here on DDB.
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Do items such as marked cards or loaded dice have any mechanical benefit?
Not as written, no. The implication is that you should be able to get some kind of benefit when using them in an ability check, like when using the Gambling Rules in Xanathar's Guide to Everything, but what benefit this would constitute is not stated.
What is the purpose of these items if they do not provide such bonuses?
Many of the items provided by a character's background mostly serve as Role-Playing tools. The Soldier background provides items like an insignia of rank, which itself has no mechanical rules stated, but which most DMs often rule can provide Advantage in contextually appropriate situations, like trying to gain access to a restricted site or intimidating/persuading someone by appealing to authority.
Lastly, is there any advice in handling these items if there are no rules to support said items?
The easiest way to rule this is to simply provide Advantage on Ability Checks that make use of this item. So, for example, if you were using the Gambling Rules in Xanathar's Guide to Everything:
The character makes three checks: Wisdom (Insight), Charisma (Deception), and Charisma (Intimidation). If the character has proficiency with an appropriate gaming set, that tool proficiency can replace the relevant skill in any of the checks. The DC for each of the checks is 5 + 2d10; generate a separate DC for each one. Consult the Gambling Results table to see how the character did.
—Gambling, Xanathar's Guide to Everything, pg. 130
It's easy to rule that use of one of these types of tools would give Advantage to these rolls, perhaps with a particularly harsh consequence for failure, just as an example that doesn't make these rules especially complex. What you actually do ultimately is your prerogative as DM; If you want to evaluate the merits of a particular ruling, you're welcome to submit a question with your proposed ruling and solicit feedback, per the standards for Homebrew/Houserule questions
answered 8 hours ago
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They are niche items for RP
Many items, like the Dragonchess set or the Three-Dragon Ante set have no mechanical explanation of what they do or how they work but are included in the game anyway.
They can be used in creative ways by the players as RP tools. Wizards of the Coast actually published a Three-Dragon Ante game with rules at one point, but the rules for D&D 5E don't specify how to play.
That's not to say that your table couldn't come up with a mechanical benefit to using these items, but since they do not seem to have any particular rules regarding their use, it's really up to you.
answered 9 hours ago
G. MoylanG. Moylan
1,735626
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WotC did make a Three Dragon Ante set.
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– JohnP
9 hours ago
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@JohnP yes they did I'm adding that link now. Hard to find these days, though
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@G.Moylan: They're making a revised edition! reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/bf86jl/…
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Do items such as marked cards or loaded dice have any mechanical benefit?
Not as written, no. The implication is that you should be able to get some kind of benefit when using them in an ability check, like when using the Gambling Rules in Xanathar's Guide to Everything, but what benefit this would constitute is not stated.
What is the purpose of these items if they do not provide such bonuses?
Many of the items provided by a character's background mostly serve as Role-Playing tools. The Soldier background provides items like an insignia of rank, which itself has no mechanical rules stated, but which most DMs often rule can provide Advantage in contextually appropriate situations, like trying to gain access to a restricted site or intimidating/persuading someone by appealing to authority.
Lastly, is there any advice in handling these items if there are no rules to support said items?
The easiest way to rule this is to simply provide Advantage on Ability Checks that make use of this item. So, for example, if you were using the Gambling Rules in Xanathar's Guide to Everything:
The character makes three checks: Wisdom (Insight), Charisma (Deception), and Charisma (Intimidation). If the character has proficiency with an appropriate gaming set, that tool proficiency can replace the relevant skill in any of the checks. The DC for each of the checks is 5 + 2d10; generate a separate DC for each one. Consult the Gambling Results table to see how the character did.
—Gambling, Xanathar's Guide to Everything, pg. 130
It's easy to rule that use of one of these types of tools would give Advantage to these rolls, perhaps with a particularly harsh consequence for failure, just as an example that doesn't make these rules especially complex. What you actually do ultimately is your prerogative as DM; If you want to evaluate the merits of a particular ruling, you're welcome to submit a question with your proposed ruling and solicit feedback, per the standards for Homebrew/Houserule questions
answered 8 hours ago
XiremaXirema
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Do items such as marked cards or loaded dice have any mechanical benefit?
Not as written, no. The implication is that you should be able to get some kind of benefit when using them in an ability check, like when using the Gambling Rules in Xanathar's Guide to Everything, but what benefit this would constitute is not stated.
What is the purpose of these items if they do not provide such bonuses?
Many of the items provided by a character's background mostly serve as Role-Playing tools. The Soldier background provides items like an insignia of rank, which itself has no mechanical rules stated, but which most DMs often rule can provide Advantage in contextually appropriate situations, like trying to gain access to a restricted site or intimidating/persuading someone by appealing to authority.
Lastly, is there any advice in handling these items if there are no rules to support said items?
The easiest way to rule this is to simply provide Advantage on Ability Checks that make use of this item. So, for example, if you were using the Gambling Rules in Xanathar's Guide to Everything:
The character makes three checks: Wisdom (Insight), Charisma (Deception), and Charisma (Intimidation). If the character has proficiency with an appropriate gaming set, that tool proficiency can replace the relevant skill in any of the checks. The DC for each of the checks is 5 + 2d10; generate a separate DC for each one. Consult the Gambling Results table to see how the character did.
—Gambling, Xanathar's Guide to Everything, pg. 130
It's easy to rule that use of one of these types of tools would give Advantage to these rolls, perhaps with a particularly harsh consequence for failure, just as an example that doesn't make these rules especially complex. What you actually do ultimately is your prerogative as DM; If you want to evaluate the merits of a particular ruling, you're welcome to submit a question with your proposed ruling and solicit feedback, per the standards for Homebrew/Houserule questions
answered 8 hours ago
XiremaXirema
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Do items such as marked cards or loaded dice have any mechanical benefit?
Not as written, no. The implication is that you should be able to get some kind of benefit when using them in an ability check, like when using the Gambling Rules in Xanathar's Guide to Everything, but what benefit this would constitute is not stated.
What is the purpose of these items if they do not provide such bonuses?
Many of the items provided by a character's background mostly serve as Role-Playing tools. The Soldier background provides items like an insignia of rank, which itself has no mechanical rules stated, but which most DMs often rule can provide Advantage in contextually appropriate situations, like trying to gain access to a restricted site or intimidating/persuading someone by appealing to authority.
Lastly, is there any advice in handling these items if there are no rules to support said items?
The easiest way to rule this is to simply provide Advantage on Ability Checks that make use of this item. So, for example, if you were using the Gambling Rules in Xanathar's Guide to Everything:
The character makes three checks: Wisdom (Insight), Charisma (Deception), and Charisma (Intimidation). If the character has proficiency with an appropriate gaming set, that tool proficiency can replace the relevant skill in any of the checks. The DC for each of the checks is 5 + 2d10; generate a separate DC for each one. Consult the Gambling Results table to see how the character did.
—Gambling, Xanathar's Guide to Everything, pg. 130
It's easy to rule that use of one of these types of tools would give Advantage to these rolls, perhaps with a particularly harsh consequence for failure, just as an example that doesn't make these rules especially complex. What you actually do ultimately is your prerogative as DM; If you want to evaluate the merits of a particular ruling, you're welcome to submit a question with your proposed ruling and solicit feedback, per the standards for Homebrew/Houserule questions
answered 8 hours ago
XiremaXirema
27.5k381160
$endgroup$
Do items such as marked cards or loaded dice have any mechanical benefit?
Not as written, no. The implication is that you should be able to get some kind of benefit when using them in an ability check, like when using the Gambling Rules in Xanathar's Guide to Everything, but what benefit this would constitute is not stated.
What is the purpose of these items if they do not provide such bonuses?
Many of the items provided by a character's background mostly serve as Role-Playing tools. The Soldier background provides items like an insignia of rank, which itself has no mechanical rules stated, but which most DMs often rule can provide Advantage in contextually appropriate situations, like trying to gain access to a restricted site or intimidating/persuading someone by appealing to authority.
Lastly, is there any advice in handling these items if there are no rules to support said items?
The easiest way to rule this is to simply provide Advantage on Ability Checks that make use of this item. So, for example, if you were using the Gambling Rules in Xanathar's Guide to Everything:
The character makes three checks: Wisdom (Insight), Charisma (Deception), and Charisma (Intimidation). If the character has proficiency with an appropriate gaming set, that tool proficiency can replace the relevant skill in any of the checks. The DC for each of the checks is 5 + 2d10; generate a separate DC for each one. Consult the Gambling Results table to see how the character did.
—Gambling, Xanathar's Guide to Everything, pg. 130
It's easy to rule that use of one of these types of tools would give Advantage to these rolls, perhaps with a particularly harsh consequence for failure, just as an example that doesn't make these rules especially complex. What you actually do ultimately is your prerogative as DM; If you want to evaluate the merits of a particular ruling, you're welcome to submit a question with your proposed ruling and solicit feedback, per the standards for Homebrew/Houserule questions
answered 8 hours ago
XiremaXirema
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XiremaXirema
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XiremaXirema
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They are niche items for RP
Many items, like the Dragonchess set or the Three-Dragon Ante set have no mechanical explanation of what they do or how they work but are included in the game anyway.
They can be used in creative ways by the players as RP tools. Wizards of the Coast actually published a Three-Dragon Ante game with rules at one point, but the rules for D&D 5E don't specify how to play.
That's not to say that your table couldn't come up with a mechanical benefit to using these items, but since they do not seem to have any particular rules regarding their use, it's really up to you.
answered 9 hours ago
G. MoylanG. Moylan
1,735626
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WotC did make a Three Dragon Ante set.
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– JohnP
9 hours ago
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@JohnP yes they did I'm adding that link now. Hard to find these days, though
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– G. Moylan
9 hours ago
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@G.Moylan: They're making a revised edition! reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/bf86jl/…
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– V2Blast
6 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
They are niche items for RP
Many items, like the Dragonchess set or the Three-Dragon Ante set have no mechanical explanation of what they do or how they work but are included in the game anyway.
They can be used in creative ways by the players as RP tools. Wizards of the Coast actually published a Three-Dragon Ante game with rules at one point, but the rules for D&D 5E don't specify how to play.
That's not to say that your table couldn't come up with a mechanical benefit to using these items, but since they do not seem to have any particular rules regarding their use, it's really up to you.
answered 9 hours ago
G. MoylanG. Moylan
1,735626
$endgroup$
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WotC did make a Three Dragon Ante set.
$endgroup$
– JohnP
9 hours ago
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@JohnP yes they did I'm adding that link now. Hard to find these days, though
$endgroup$
– G. Moylan
9 hours ago
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@G.Moylan: They're making a revised edition! reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/bf86jl/…
$endgroup$
– V2Blast
6 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
They are niche items for RP
Many items, like the Dragonchess set or the Three-Dragon Ante set have no mechanical explanation of what they do or how they work but are included in the game anyway.
They can be used in creative ways by the players as RP tools. Wizards of the Coast actually published a Three-Dragon Ante game with rules at one point, but the rules for D&D 5E don't specify how to play.
That's not to say that your table couldn't come up with a mechanical benefit to using these items, but since they do not seem to have any particular rules regarding their use, it's really up to you.
answered 9 hours ago
G. MoylanG. Moylan
1,735626
$endgroup$
They are niche items for RP
Many items, like the Dragonchess set or the Three-Dragon Ante set have no mechanical explanation of what they do or how they work but are included in the game anyway.
They can be used in creative ways by the players as RP tools. Wizards of the Coast actually published a Three-Dragon Ante game with rules at one point, but the rules for D&D 5E don't specify how to play.
That's not to say that your table couldn't come up with a mechanical benefit to using these items, but since they do not seem to have any particular rules regarding their use, it's really up to you.
answered 9 hours ago
G. MoylanG. Moylan
1,735626
edited 8 hours ago
answered 9 hours ago
G. MoylanG. Moylan
1,735626
answered 9 hours ago
G. MoylanG. Moylan
1,735626
answered 9 hours ago
G. MoylanG. Moylan
1,735626
1,735626
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WotC did make a Three Dragon Ante set.
$endgroup$
– JohnP
9 hours ago
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@JohnP yes they did I'm adding that link now. Hard to find these days, though
$endgroup$
– G. Moylan
9 hours ago
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@G.Moylan: They're making a revised edition! reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/bf86jl/…
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– V2Blast
6 hours ago
add a comment |
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WotC did make a Three Dragon Ante set.
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– JohnP
9 hours ago
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@JohnP yes they did I'm adding that link now. Hard to find these days, though
$endgroup$
– G. Moylan
9 hours ago
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@G.Moylan: They're making a revised edition! reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/bf86jl/…
$endgroup$
– V2Blast
6 hours ago
$begingroup$
WotC did make a Three Dragon Ante set.
$endgroup$
– JohnP
9 hours ago
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WotC did make a Three Dragon Ante set.
$endgroup$
– JohnP
9 hours ago
$begingroup$
@JohnP yes they did I'm adding that link now. Hard to find these days, though
$endgroup$
– G. Moylan
9 hours ago
$begingroup$
@JohnP yes they did I'm adding that link now. Hard to find these days, though
$endgroup$
– G. Moylan
9 hours ago
$begingroup$
@G.Moylan: They're making a revised edition! reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/bf86jl/…
$endgroup$
– V2Blast
6 hours ago
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@G.Moylan: They're making a revised edition! reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/bf86jl/…
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@Rubiksmoose in game marked cards/loaded dice. I've clarified that in the OP now.
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– Eddy Bravo
9 hours ago
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Are these items listed in a treasure table somewhere or in the rules at all, or are these items hypothetical?
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– Xirema
9 hours ago
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@Xirema I recall seeing them in a few backgrounds, and vaguely recall seeing something about them in a published adventure.
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– KorvinStarmast
9 hours ago
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@G.Moylan: p. 49 of the adventure, or this section on D&D Beyond. Also again on p. 57, here.
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– V2Blast
8 hours ago
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And for LMOP: p. 25 of the adventure, here on DDB.
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– V2Blast
8 hours ago