TOPIC: Eponymous Tokens

Alvin Oliver wrote:

balthasar wrote:

lazlo_hollyfeld1985 wrote: Relic is a transmuted UR. So +3 viper fang is a relic

5 pointed star=Relic, correct?

The stars represent the level of a Transmuted Item. There are 3,4, and 5 pointed stars on all the Transmutes. I believe people refer to the 5 points as Relics.

Technically:

3 points = Enhanced
4 points = Exalted
5 points = Relic
Orange = Legendary
Green = Eldritch

truedungeon.com/transmuted-token-redemption

Alvin Oliver wrote:

balthasar wrote:

lazlo_hollyfeld1985 wrote: Relic is a transmuted UR. So +3 viper fang is a relic

5 pointed star=Relic, correct?

The stars represent the level of a Transmuted Item. There are 3,4, and 5 pointed stars on all the Transmutes. I believe people refer to the 5 points as Relics.

Just read this in the Token Guide (that Druegar sent me of to read)

(triangle) Enhanced: These tokens can be thought of as Uncommon + or a rarity and power somewhere between an Uncommon and Rare regular token.

+ Exalted: These tokens can be thought of as Rare + or a rarity and power somewhere between a Rare and Ultra Rare token.

(Five point star) Relic: These tokens can be thought of as Ultra Rare + or a rarity and power somewhere greater than an Ultra Rare token

(Page 138)

darkangel866 wrote: Technically:

3 points = Enhanced
4 points = Exalted
5 points = Relic
Orange = Legendary
Green = Eldritch

Thanks DarkAngel

All transmuted levels have names:

• Enhanced (3 point star)
• Exalted (4 point star)
• Relic (5 point star)
• Eldritch (black title and green back)
• Legendary (no star, orange title and orange back)

Enhanced, Exalted, and Relic tokens have blue titles and gold backs.

Legendary and Eldritch are transmuted tokens

Legendaries are more powerful than Relics.

Eldritch tokens are probably somewhere between Relics and Legendaries in power level, but that could be argued.

Legendaries have no make-by date.

Every combo or transmuted token's TDb entry lists its make-by date (if it has one) and recipe.

OK - as a quick first take we have:

Briano's Blessed Bodhrán 2012 = Brian
Dirtdazzy's Boots of Skipping 2010 = Dirtdazzy
Dougal's Cloak of the Stars 2010 = Dougal
some jerk's Die thingy 2013 = Druegar
Ekdar's Tinkering Tool 2008 = Dave Radtke
Gearon's +2 Blessed Mace 2009 = Gary Aswegon
Gearon's +2 Heavy Mace 2006 = Gary Aswegon
Nightshade's +2 Short Sword 2007 = Raven
Pouch of Tulz 2011
Questor's Charm of Luck 2009
SeyLah's Shimmering Cestus (Artisan) 2006
SeyLah's +2 Sundering Cestus 2009
Stu-pendous Pendant 2014 = Stu
Twolf's Helm of the Wild 2013 = Tony
Widseth's Mystical Lute 2008 = Widseth
Wil's Dragonheart 2011 = Wil Wheaton

Are the Artifacts the only ones that are one of a kind, and that's why they don't count toward this list?

Graven wrote: Are the Artifacts the only ones that are one of a kind, and that's why they don't count toward this list?

I figure there's no need to track the name attached to the Artifacts, because each the creator/owner's name is on each Artifact token. The thing about all these tokens on this list is that Jeff Martin decided to honor these individuals with tokens named after them, which is really special.

Mike Steele wrote: Very true, but a number of them are pretty well known, at least by their forum names. I'd recommend only listing the ones that are either public knowledge or that their namesakes volunteer the info.

So - who wants their names (real and/or forum) to be posted along with their tokens in the timeline, to be made famous for ages to come?

If I ever get a Token named after me you have my permission. I doubt it'll ever happen, though.

balthasar wrote: These guys make some sweet dice, maybe they can help you out.
www.shapeways.com/games/dice

Even though teal isn't an option, you got me thinking. After some googling, I came upon these intriguing variations:
3D Printed
Artisan Dice's Ptolemaic d20

For those who may not know, my eponymous die's image is based on this ancient d20 .

Wow that's cool.

I wonder if you could get someone on etsy to make you a replica out of real turquoise, or Lapis Lazuli?

I'm TOTALLY happy to claim the Templar set...

Druegar wrote:

balthasar wrote: These guys make some sweet dice, maybe they can help you out.
www.shapeways.com/games/dice

Even though teal isn't an option, you got me thinking. After some googling, I came upon these intriguing variations:
3D Printed
Artisan Dice's Ptolemaic d20

For those who may not know, my eponymous die's image is based on this ancient d20 .

Where can I buy one? I don't c a buy option :/