DIE RPG Fair Gold coins

Rowan, Rook and Decard

£10

Do you need them? No. You can just write down how much gold the Neo has. But you want them? Absolutely! The Fair are the mysterious elfin technomagic benefactors (patrons? tormentors?) of the Neo, a class that uses illicit Fair Gold to power their curious cybernetic upgrades. As Fair Gold disappears at sunrise, Neos are forced into lives of cunning schemes, desperate gambits and (occasionally) plain, unadorned theft to get their daily fix. We wanted to make your Neos as easy as possible to lead into temptation, so we commissioned these exclusive Fair Gold coins that you can use at your table.

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DIE RPG Fair Gold coins

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