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Treasure Vault (scene)
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Type: GM Campaign
Game Mode: GM
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21 Apr, 2018 @ 8:30am
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Treasure Vault (scene)

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A treasure vault designed as a way to reward your players in an immersive way, Just copy and paste the scene.

Can be used at the end of a dungeon crawl or at the end of a campaign, thought this might be a more fun way for the players to receive a reward rather than items just appearing in their inventory.

The room is decorated with rich carpets, gold piles, paintings, candles, tables and many chests. All are left empty, as it is up to the GM to decide upon the appropriate treasure per use. There are one or two little trinkets, gold cups and necklaces, more for flavour than anything.

Hope you and your players enjoy.
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Death 19 Sep, 2018 @ 7:19pm 
Update for DE please :)
Brief_Anomaly  [author] 28 Apr, 2018 @ 9:25am 
Tiqon, these are scenes made for my own GM games. got a nice reception from the players so i thought other may enjoy using them too.

I haven't had the time to learn the Divinty engine editor yet, perhaps in the future as it looks a lot more useful for maps.
Tiqon 21 Apr, 2018 @ 12:42pm 
Jusr realized, you make this in the GM mode and not in the editor? (saw another one of your mods and the "Just copy and paste" scentence suddenly made sense).
Tiqon 21 Apr, 2018 @ 12:39pm 
How come you have marked it to be depended on so many other mods? I mean did you use stuff from all these mods to make a scene?