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Treasure Trove Deck CR 5-8 (5E)
Treasure Trove Deck CR 5-8 (5E)
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Treasure Trove Deck CR 5-8 is a 5E D&D loot card deck for challenge rating 5-8 encounters, bringing magical and non-magical items from the 5th Edition core rulebooks to your table.
This 52-card deck generates random loot drops and treasure rewards, with each card offering a d12 roll and four results that vary in rarity and value. Built for parties past the starter tier, it carries more magical items and more valuable hauls than the CR 1-4 deck. It is the second of five decks in the Treasure Trove series.
- Wealth and gems
- Weapons and armor
- Magical and non-magical items
When combat ends, draw from the deck and roll, or hand the card to a player and let them claim their own spoils. If you want every challenge rating covered at once, the Treasure Trove Box Set collects all five CR tiers in expanded 60-card decks.
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I have loved all my decks from you, but I got two copies of Treasure Trove Deck CR 5-8 (5E) and did not get my Treasure Trove Deck CR 9-12 (5E). Not the end of the world, but still a bit annoying.
I've only used this a couple of time so far but this is a fun and unique way to give players loot. My players love it. My advice would be preview about 4 cards that are appropriate for the situation and have the looting player pick one and roll. This gives a bit of randomness to the situation and gives the player some culpability in loot they get.
These cards are awesome! Great quality. I highly recommend!
It's a great deal.
The combat ends. The party has, once more, prevailed against enemy hostility. By right of conquest, they begin to seek the spoils of victory. But you, the masterful but busy DM, forgot to plan the loot.
In the past, this would have been a problem. You might have had to improvise and hope it didn't appear to be improvisation. You may have reached for your DMs Guide and wasted precious minutes of game time finding the right table and rolling for treasure.
Now, you simply reach for your handy deck of cards. No muss. No fuss. No worries. Just draw and roll or, even more fun, let your players do it. Voila! The loot is collected and the game moves on.