When used to make a successful missile attack (inserted into the puck and slid as weapon on the combat board), this charming and delightful alchemical weapon dealt 50 Eldritch damage to the monster. If it hit, it dealt 50 damage, period. This damage was not affected by the owner’s stats, but the player’s To Hit modifier counted toward determining if the attack hit. If the attack slide missed, it dealt 0 damage. This token was usable only once per adventure,
When used to make a successful missile attack (slid as weapon on the combat board), this alchemical weapon deals Sonic damage to the monster. It is usable only once per adventure, whether the attack succeeds or misses.
When used to make a successful missile attack (slid as weapon on the combat board), this alchemical weapon deals Force damage to the monster. It is usable only once per adventure, whether the attack succeeds or misses.
When used to make a successful missile attack (slid as weapon on the combat board), this alchemical weapon deals Poison damage to the monster. It is usable only once per adventure, whether the attack succeeds or misses.
When used to make a successful missile attack (slid as weapon on the combat board), this alchemical weapon deals Force damage to the monster. It is usable only once per adventure, whether the attack succeeds or misses.
The redeemer of this runestone ignores the 50% miss chance when attacking Incorporeal creatures with melee or missile attacks.
Sling attacks made with this stone gain +1 to Hit. Its use must be declared (turned in to the DM) prior to making the attack slide.
Monster Trophy tokens can only be found in the random treasure generators found at the end of an adventure. Each represents either a portion of a creature, statuary, flora, or raw materials (e.g., metals or minerals) found within a True Dungeon adventure.
Trophies have black lettering and gold backs (or brown lettering in 2007). They are primarily used to make Combo/Transmuted tokens and are often highly-prized by token collectors.
Adds +1 to all saving throws.
If the wearer dies, they may participate in combat by sliding an empty puck (or if you prefer, a puck with an upside-down token in it), but cannot directly damage the monster in any way. It is possible to indirectly damage the monster by bumping another puck into a hit zone on the combat board. Spirit-warded characters may not use items, cast spells, nor communicate with living characters.
