TOPIC: 2023 Transmuted Token Ideas

Beertram wrote:

Mike Steele wrote:

jpotter wrote:

Lequinian wrote:
+5 Necklace of Focus? Is that big enough to make it debatable? (Wiz, Druid, Cleric - no Bard cause no competition for neck slot).

I would not wear a +5 focus neck over necklace of the songbird. I think a neck slot would need to be pretty insane to beat out songbird.

Necklace of Improved Songbird?

What does it do???

It brings along a songbird to duet with your bard song. Along with the save bonus.

Beertram wrote:

Mike Steele wrote:

jpotter wrote:

Lequinian wrote:
+5 Necklace of Focus? Is that big enough to make it debatable? (Wiz, Druid, Cleric - no Bard cause no competition for neck slot).

I would not wear a +5 focus neck over necklace of the songbird. I think a neck slot would need to be pretty insane to beat out songbird.

Necklace of Improved Songbird?

What does it do???

A Legendary, twice the saving bonus as the Rare Songbird.

Beertram wrote:

Mike Steele wrote:
Necklace of Improved Songbird?

What does it do???

Summons a Spectral Yeti to fight on your behalf.

A Story Relic (4C) that combines some of the fun different themes from the past 3 years + 2023, like a ring, eyepatch, or something along the strange/paranormal lines.

Phil

Phil Norton wrote: A Story Relic (4C) that combines some of the fun different themes from the past 3 years + 2023, like a ring, eyepatch, or something along the strange/paranormal lines.

Phil

A Pirate Themed 4C token would be neat.

Grizwald wrote: 4*
Tome of the Troubadour
You may play the Troubadour Sub-Class (1 use, redeem at start)

There would be 11 more of these recipes, one for each of the Eldritch Sub-Classes. I would make the recipe timeless, so that they can be a sink to trade goods.

Perhaps the recipe can be 2 of some of the trade goods, 1 each of the remaining trade goods, some gold (5K?), and 2 rares relating to the class. In the case of the Tome of the Troubadour, 2 rare instruments. Or use some monster bits. Something that’s not to prohibitive to make one or two Tomes a year. If stacking this effect with Folios is too powerful, this recipe could be made a Folio instead of a Tome.

This could also be helpful to TPTB to determine what Sub-Classes need work. If everyone is building Troubadour tokens and nobody is building Berserker tokens, maybe the Berserker needs some work.

I’m 100% behind a consumable plan that makes the alt classes available to all.

I like the consumable alt-class item idea.

Also something I have been thinking about.
As someone who plays spellcaster, it would be cool to craft potions and scrolls as you would in a TTRPG.
I advocate always for Potion of Invisibility.
Maybe it is transmuted by a special monster ingredient, Blood of Displacer Beast, or something thematic,
A stoppered vial (perhaps common gear for that year or a 50gp item),
And philosphers stone and oil of enchantment and so on to craft a consumable magic item.

Maybe Scroll of Levitation (allows melee attacks against ranged opponents)
Need a monster ingredient Harpy Feather or the like, plus alchemists parchment and alchemists ink, plus a scroll tube gear.

Something that makes the crafting of magic consumables feel thematic.
They could be ones that are slightly better than the standard collection and being consumable not too over powered.

Now what would it take to craft that potion of Gaseous Form.....

Relic and legendary Earcuff of Orbits is a great idea.

Change the Rare Potion of Leaping to a Rare (or maybe Uncommon) Potion of Leap (one leaping attack per potion).

Then, have a transmute polymorph potion to a leaping/flying creature, that would also give leaping/flying to non-polymorphed characters for the room (essentially the same as Potion of Leaping).

+1 for an Earcuff of Orbits transmute line

Someone had an idea, transmutation potion that was polymorph for Druid / wizard, and granted flight or levitate for anyone who drank it.

I am here to say let them be wyverns!

The “claw” being a foot is strange though, so the wheel is a D10 like

10/*/9/*/8/*/7/*/6/*

Each * is actually the space between the talon and does no damage, though provides a +1 to hit (stackable to +6 like the rules say? That’s a thing right? ) When the token “hits” and is a * and not a number.

So as I recall it a big part of the reason peeping got the return to where you started and fizzy lifting was so restricted was to prevent creative use of flying being used to bypass puzzles. I suspect that's also why the "invisibility" cloaks we do have also have so many carve outs and restrictions on the token db.