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Post by cigarman on Oct 6, 2016 22:43:34 GMT
I'm looking for a replacement for the cardboard Story Point chits. Something more substancial.
Has anyone made or found poker chip Story Points?
If C7 made them, I would immediately buy them.
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Post by Escher on Oct 7, 2016 8:16:19 GMT
I'm looking for a replacement for the cardboard Story Point chits. Something more substancial. Has anyone made or found poker chip Story Points? If C7 made them, I would immediately buy them. Not poker chips, but a trip to the haberdashery or craft/clothes-making parts of the net will yield half-cut fake gemstones that look great and are inexpensive. www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=flat+plastic+gemYou might find some 'White-Point Stars'. |
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Catsmate
13th Incarnation
It's complicated....
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Post by Catsmate on Oct 7, 2016 8:57:52 GMT
I like it.
Teenagers from Outer Space recommended paying players experience points in sweets. Maybe I'll lay in some chocolate buttons for the next game...
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Post by Escher on Oct 7, 2016 10:51:14 GMT
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moondragon007
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Post by moondragon007 on Mar 28, 2017 22:31:21 GMT
I like it.
Teenagers from Outer Space recommended paying players experience points in sweets. Maybe I'll lay in some chocolate buttons for the next game...
Try to avoid edible story point counters, at least until the pizza arrives. That's a piece of advice from the Fate Core rules (which has a similar mechanic called, appropriately, Fate points). I used to keep track of my Magic: the Gathering hit points with those flat glass marbles you can get from florist and craft stores. Dark blues were 5 points, and light blues were 1 point. Like these things: www.amazon.com/Dashington-Marbles-Pebbles-Scatter-Aquarium/dp/B0077BPDJ8Currently I play in a real-time online game, and I keep track of my story points using small safety pins. The others use marks on paper. |
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