Hey there! This is the first time I've posted on this site. I have 11 True Dungeons Tokens. There are 10 of them in each package, and they are shrink-wrapped. The only way you can tell what treasure is on it is on the top coin. I will assume I have to get them out of the shrink-wrap before I know what they are. There are many treasures (scrolls, potions, weapons, etc.) I've never played True Dungeon, and would like anyone who can come up with a value. Thanks for your input!

OK-thank you!

So, are these plastic discs with stickers on them?

This page explains the tokens for those that might not be aware of how they are used:

Tokens

aia wrote in True Dungeon Tokens:They do not state that the tokens can also be used for medieval fantasy poker...

The tokens are for use with games similar to "Dungeons & Dragons," (tm) which involves the universe of fantasy & mythology. Hence, their purpose, form, & use is also a function of the rules of mythology, wherein something which appears one way may be revealed as something else entirely. For instance, the myth of Perseus & Andromeda is actually about the manufacture of cement. If you are writing an epic poem, & you title it "The Sound of Cement Drying," no one will listen to it. You're better off with a title like "Clash of the Titans," even if you're not sure what a Titan is.

The Krakken in this story is only called that in translation, whereas the original Greek calls it "the monster of the sea," representing the sea itself. The people of early communities living by the sea, like Joppa in the myth, would spend their time on the edge of the water in activities such as fishing or loading goods onto boats. This can be dangerous, as anyone could be swept away & drown. It would be particularly dangerous to small or frail persons such as children, the elderly, & hot teenage girls who are presumably virgins. If you are trying to write an entertaining story, you should pay particular attention to that last category right there. So it is human sacrifice in the Ralph Nader sense that if we didn't have seatbelts, we would be sacrificing a certain average of people each year.

A solution is that cement absorbs water into its structure as it dries, similar to natural limestone. So it literally turns water into a kind of artificial stone. If you want to symbolize this as the head of Medusa, sure. If you want to conflate the legend of Pegasus in order to make a better movie, fine. The real meaning is that you can build concrete piers out into the sea, which makes life safer for everyone. If you happened to be a nice, young, unmarried concrete installer of the ancient world, you would certainly want the community to be grateful for what you have given them. You would especially want the community's population of hot teenage girls to know how you saved their lives, & you will tell any story necessary to make it so.

That's how the story of Perseus & Andromeda really happened. It went something like "Naw, baby, you are not mistaken. That is the faint odor of quicklime. Say, do you know anything about safety statistics? There's a lot of myths out there, but you can take it from me."

&nd that's how you play a hand of poker.

Who wouldn't be interested in pre-2008 True Dungeon Adventures? They are very hard to find!

Thanks dbartman for the Tokens link. There is another link at www.trenttokens.com that you can actually sell them at. They aren't high priced items (most of them), but I do have a lot of them. Anyway-thanks for the info!