TOPIC: 2009 Uncommon Tokens -- Feedback please!

Umm. They use lotsa edged weapons. A kama is an edged weapon and is monk iconic.

1st Edition Player's Handbook, page 19:<br /><br />CHARACTER CLASSES TABLE II.: ARMOR AND WEAPONS PERMITTED<br /><br />Monk:  Bo sticks, club, crossbow, dagger, hand axe, javelin, jo stick, pole arm, spear, staff.<br /><br />==========================================<br /><br />1st Edition Oriental Adventures, page 14:<br /><br />TABLE 13: ARMOR AND WEAPONS PERMITTED BY CLASS<br /><br />Monk: Martial arts weapons (any), axe (hand), boku-toh, chijiriki, crossbow (any), dagger, daikyu, halberd, javelin, kama, kusari-gama, lasso, naginata, parang, spear, trident.<br /><br /><br />Martial Arts Weapons, according Oriental Adventures, includes the following weapons:  Lajatang, kau sin ke, three-piece rod, nunchaku, sang kauw, jitte, sai, fang, siangkam, tui-fa (tonfa).<br /><br />==========================================<br /><br /><br />That should clear up some things and maybe confuse up some others.

You guys are the only people I know that I can agree with and still get hammered. Can we put a picture of a smiling monk on the halberd token?

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I like the changes to the armor and the addition of the iron club. The tokens look great, too.

<br />I think the latest versions are great. Also, I have always been a fan of the "Monk Spade" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monk's_spade <br /><br />Ok... now get to work on those Rares!  :whip2:

Just a couple of things,<br /><br />Masterwork Shuriken - 'or Monk' should be '& Monk' to stay consistant<br /><br />Fey Bread and Goodfruit - One says 'Heals' the other says 'Cures' Personally I like heals better, but either works. Also one uses '&' and the other uses 'and'.<br /><br />Fireseed Hickorynut - Is this a single use item? If so perhaps replace the hands icon with '1 use only'. Also it doesn't mention anywhere that it should be thrown. Maybe that should be obvious but to some it may not be. Hmm, one more thing. Does this have to actually hit the monster's AC or does it just have to hit the 'touch' AC? It seems to me that touch AC would be appropriate. Is touch AC always represented by 15 in TD? (e.g. certain scrolls and spells)

Am I missing something?  Why does the Polymorph Potion have a damage wheel?  Is it the thought that a druid or wizard would polymorph into an otter and attack, and the wheel indicates tooth/claw damage?<br /><br />BTW - This would be a kewl cursed item, and in some rooms those who use it turn into sheep!<br />

No! A Duck!  =D<br />A cursed dungeon duck!

Yes, the poly potions (there will be a rare) have dmg wheels to represent the physical attack of the creature.

I'll stick to my spells and scrolls and wands.  But I'll keep one around for the swimming ability!<br />

<br />I'm pretty much indifferent. No one plays monks anyway .<br />

<br /><br />That will change once the Flying Guillotine token comes out.  =)<br />