TOPIC: 2019 Ultra-Rare Token Suggestions

Matthew Hayward wrote: UR Charm of Transposition - Charm - All

Force the DM to swap the position of your puck with any other puck (other puck owner must agree) 1/combat

That is really cool but I would make it a 1/game figurine.

Matthew Hayward wrote:

Wade Schwendemann wrote:

Matthew Hayward wrote: UR Gloves of Mephistopheles - Hands - Bard, Druid, Wizard

+4 fire damage to spells

Not that they have many, or would use it, but why exclude cleric?

Purely thematic, clerics are not likely to use an anything of Mephistopheles.

If cleric's want in let's re-theme it.

I didn't even notice. Makes sense now.

UR +2 Kyton Chains - Barbarian, Fighter - Two handed melee

X, 7, 7, 9, 16, 16

Compound thrown

On an X chains deals 10 to wielder

If target is hit wielder can drop the chains which will continue to attack the target, the chains will deal 10 blunt damage per round. (Wielder may then attack with another item)

UR +2 Angel Feather - Barbarian, Bard, Cleric, Druid, Fighter, Paladin, Ranger - Mainhand

3, 4, 5, 6 sacred damage

In the hands of a Paladin, when the party rolls a saving throw they roll twice and take the higher roll.

UR Warden's Sigil - Ranger - Slotless

You may choose the monster type that is your favored enemy in the coaching room.

UR Lenses of the Cabal - Bard, Cleric, Druid, Wizard - Eyes

Is a cabal set item

Bonus to damage/healing spells equal to # of LotC in party:
1-2: +2
3-4: +3
5+: +4

Matthew Hayward wrote: UR Warden's Sigil - Ranger - Slotless

You may choose the monster type that is your favored enemy in the coaching room.

+1

This may be an unpopular opinion, but if we see an item that allows for additional sneak attacks on the same target, I think it should be "may sneak attack one additional time per combat" and have a drawback of some sort (health loss, stunned next round, etc).

Matthew Hayward wrote: UR Hilt of Sundering - Slotless - Usable by All

STR Requirement - 18

You may turn in a rare or uncommon weapon to deal melee damage equal to the highest damage pip as a standard action.

Interesting. It might be most useful to the lucky person that draws one on a sealed pack run or long time players that have acquired tokens over time but haven't taken the jump to Hardcore to get them to try it.

Why usable by all? Thematically, my mind jumps to a heavy melee class. if

Matthew Hayward wrote: UR +2 Flail of Smiting - Barbarian, Cleric, Fighters, Paladin - Mainhand

3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

Against evil creatures, In the hands of a Cleric or Paladin the Flail gains Keen (19-20 crit range) and brutal criticals (crits are 3x damage).

Include ranger?

Dave Autzen wrote: Perhaps a one-handed holy sword for Paladins? I have a Blessed Redoubt Shield but since both hands are needed for the Holy Great Sword means it's not used ATM.

Or as I suggested last year, bracers that allow a shield with a two-handed weapon.

I would be in favor of either. But prefer the one-handed holy sword It’s sad that a +2 War Shillelagh is a better weapon for a paladin than a holy sword.

I picked up a +2 Holy Great Sword last year for $40 as a novelty and have only used it once since purchasing it, and that was a random game I was playing barbarian.

kurtreznor wrote:

Matthew Hayward wrote: UR +2 Flail of Smiting - Barbarian, Cleric, Fighters, Paladin - Mainhand

3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

Against evil creatures, In the hands of a Cleric or Paladin the Flail gains Keen (19-20 crit range) and brutal criticals (crits are 3x damage).

Include ranger?

And don't use D&D terms that don't have a meaning in TD. especially if you are just going to explain them in the limited space already on the token. Just make it "Paladin/Cleric crit on 19/20 and do 3x damage on crits against evil monsters".