Category: Bounty Hunter’s Guild

The Tyrant

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Who says heroes always win? Playing the hero is why most people play TTRPG games or video games – however, sometimes people just want to cut loose and do some things the more “fun” way. Evil characters doing what they do best should be rewarded, so why not let them forever remember just how good they were, at being bad.

A beautiful antique gold statuette  with silver highlights, featuring a title plate that can be customized for your event, and a detail plate to recognize your champion or character’s accomplishment. Engraved plates are black brass, which engrave gold lettering.

Bard Shrine

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The Bard Shrine is a great little bonus for those who play Bard or other musical/performance classes. Who doesn’t love bards? Alternatively, this is a shrine that pay homage to a character that played bard while in actuality being classes like Fighter or Wizard.

A magnificent gold lyre figure, with gold plate that engraves silver lettering to recognize your champion or character’s accomplishment.

Royalty Shrine

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Some characters are royalty by back story, others earn their kingdom by slaying dragons and collecting their hoard. For those who want to forever remember the first time or their favorite story of how their character became royalty, look no further than the Royalty Shrine.

A magnificent gold king figure, with gold plate that engraves silver lettering to recognize your champion or character’s accomplishment.

Idol of the Quest

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Every game table has that “one story,” every player has that “one story,” and all who play TTRPGs love to tell those stories. Idol of the Quest is a great conversation piece to start off the tale of “there was this one campaign…” Alternatively this can be a nice reward for a party that finally completes a hard quest.

A striking antique gold knight’s helmet, featuring a black brass detail plate that engraves gold to recognize your champion or character’s accomplishment.

Golden Chalice

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At the end of the most classic of adventure stories, there is but one relic that all seek. The Golden Chalice is in honor of the chalices of legend like the Holy Grail and other cups of legends. Now the players of these classic relic games not only can get the relic in character, but also in reality – they can be rewarded with a keepsake of the legendary adventure. Forever may heroes have their names carved in the base of The Golden Chalice.

The gold cup is sturdy plastic and the base is wood. The engraved plate is gold with silver lettering.

The Paragon

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Truly a classic hero award for the Lawful Good, the classic Paladin, and classic cleric types. For those campaigns that hit the highest morality ending or maybe even the party that did better than planned. Few stories in Role Playing games any more continue the tradition of the “Hero against Evil,” so those parties who carry this torch should be rewarded with proof they are indeed Paragons.

This award is a beautiful antique gold statuette  with silver highlights, featuring a title plate that can be customized for your event, and a detail plate to recognize your champion or character’s accomplishment.

The Monument

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A monument to stories told in ages past. Every adventurer has that one story that is their favorite, and this is a trophy for such an event. The Monument makes a perfect conversation piece when telling a story of the best and worst of rolls. The Monument makes a great trophy for adventurers leagues, as it features a disc for the emblem of the person or group, and a detail plate to commemorate the event.

The Monument is a wooden trophy with a marble finish, and is the perfect size for a desk, placement on a shelf of awards, or anywhere else to display. The plates are black brass, which engrave gold.

The size and design of The Monument is so that that the story of the experience can be told in anyone’s lair, with a token of the story in hand.