Pixel Loot Print-and-Play Treasure Cards

Pixel Loot is a series of supplemental cards for use in any fantasy-themed table-top role-playing game.

In this massive treasure card set, each card represents a different item; with a name, picture, flavor text, and game stats (cost/weight/damage/etc. based on D&D 5e, but perfectly compatible with 3.5, 4e, and Pathfinder, etc). There are a variety of unique items in each deck, intended for DMs to randomly draw when creating loot for their campaigns, or for players to conveniently keep track of what their character carries or wears. Including creature card sets, in which the back side contains all the game stats for the creature, so you don't need to flip through the Monster Manual to find the numbers you need. This full collection contains over 320 unique treasure cards! 😱

Best of all, Pixel Loot cards have a retro 16-bit style that lets players feel like they're playing an old SNES or Genesis RPG!

AS A PLAYER, you can use Pixel Loot treasure cards to easily keep track of what your character is carrying and using: Put a d20 on the "Arrows" card to help remember how many shots you have left. Put a d6 on the "Trail Rations" card to help remember how many days of food you have left. Does another character need to borrow your rope? Just hand her the "Hempen Rope" card! Never forget who has what, and say goodbye to character sheets blurred with constant erasing and re-writing!

This full print-and-play collection includes the following packs (that were originally sold separately):

• Adventuring Gear #1 (40 cards)
• Adventuring Gear #2 (40 cards)
• Arms & Armor (50 cards)
• Art Objects (20 cards)
• Exotic Armaments (30 cards)
• Gemstones (18 cards)
• Racial Armaments (30 cards)
• Trade Goods #1 (20 cards)
• Trade Goods #2 (20 cards)
• Familiars & Companions (35 cards)
• Mounts & Vehicles (20 cards)
• Blanks (one sheet for each of the 3 treasure card colors)
  

Each printable PDF file has the cards arranged 3x3 on a 8.5"x11" sheet (though some at the end of each file have fewer than 9). And they're already setup for double-sided printing.

If you don't have a color printer and would like to order the cards already printed on quality card-stock, you can...

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