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Can I read Numenera: XP Deck on EtoBox?
Numenera: XP Deck by Monte Cook Games is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Numenera: XP Deck about?
Track and trade XP without wearing a hole in your character sheet! In Numenera, exploration and risk are everything. Players earn experience points not for killing monsters, but for making discoveries and facing unexpected challenges. You might rack up your XP between sessions, but most commonly you receive experience points during play, when events take an unexpected turn or you make a remarkable discovery. And XPs are useful in both the short- and long-term: spend 1 XP to reroll for yourself (or a friend), or save them up for character advancement! The Numenera XP Deck gives you a set of tangible tokens to represent experience points. They’re great for granting, tracking, and trading XP, and the card format makes your tokens easy to slip into your book alongside your character sheet between sessions. This 30-card deck is a useful, elegant tool at the game table. The XP Deck is also available in print (along with the Numenera Creature Deck and Cypher Deck) as part of the Numenera Cypher Chest. It’s a great price for all three decks, and you get a handy, game-shelf-friendly box to store them in, along with any additional decks you pick up (such as the Cypher Deck 2)! PDF purchasers
Who reads Numenera: XP Deck?
It is typically read by self-directed learners exploring a subject in depth.
Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.
- Author
- Monte Cook Games
- Publisher
- Monte Cook Games
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Fantasy, Role Playing Game Fiction, Fiction
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