Publisher: Azukail GamesPlayers will often come across treasure after slaying whatever monsters they have encountered. This treasure can be detailed and can have value. But how about what is used to store the treasure itself? If the valuables are not simply rolling around loose on the floor, they will likely be stored in something, and that something may have value in itself.
This is a list of 100 different containers and other items that have been used to store valuables in. All have value; in some cases this value is not very much though. Some have hidden secrets for players to find whilst others are far more straightforward. The containers are aimed at traditional fantasy games, but they could easily be used in others.
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Traveller's Chest - The chest has been covered in an unusual scaled hide (alligator skin) which has been attached to the wood using large brass rivets. When the trunk is open, it can be seen that it is made of comparatively ordinary oak, despite its covering. Thick brass strapping reinforces the trunk and a brass hasp and staple with a good steel padlock keep it fastened. The chest is about two feet square by a foot and a half high. Value: Chest 15 gp; Padlock 25 gp with key, 8 gp otherwise
One page is the cover, one the front matter and slightly more than one is the introduction and ads.
Competition!
Open to purchasers, here is a simple competition.
One of the items listed is inspired by something from literature. To enter the competition, in the comments section below give the item number (i.e. a number from 1-100), the name of the item and the author who created it.
The first person to post the correct answer can choose any item from our catalogue that retails at $0.75 (or less) and get a free copy of it.