TOPIC: End-of Adventure Treasure pulls

Kirk Bauer wrote: I do think it would be cool to have one really cool token in the treasure pool each year. Perhaps it is a MCoF or a HoP or a CoA or something like that, I'm not going to propose what it should be. I just think it would be neat knowing it is out there. I suppose normally there is perhaps only a single 25k GP bar so that kind of counts already.

I don't think it should be a Legendary, if only because the orange token backing will make it easy to spot.

I like this idea

Druegar wrote: Does OJ = Legendary?
If so, I don't understand how that initialism relates to the word.

OJ = orange juice = orange = I was typing on my phone and racing to get to the movie theater. (Saw Trainwreck)

But you know what they say: if the initials don't fit, you must acquit.

I pulled a pair of Rings of Heroism two years ago.

First year playing....Boots of Might.

A few years ago...Ring of Heroism (which went right into my build), Ring of Improved Evasion (which I'd love to trade off), a DracLich Claw Charm (already had created one), and a Dragon Tooth Amulet (which I also already had one of). I remember Kurtreznor staring at my pulls and congratulating me.

Those are the most memorable I have pulled out of the box. One in my first year, and then one in the Spiked year (to which I'm still thankful to that person).

2 friends and I tried our first TD. Due to some issues with the treasure rooms, we only got a single treasure pull token apiece. One got a monster bit (I've advised him of it being highly sought after), another got something kind of lackluster, so I chose to keep my treasure token as it was, more of a souvenir than actual gear.

Would've been nice to gamble for something fun, but my one free pull due to attending the True Dungeon 101 was just Drow rations, and I didn't want to turn something nifty into something mundane, especially since we died and thus didn't get a survivor badge either.

Not a complaint, just giving the train of thought from a new player on the loot distribution and how I perceived it.