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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Atilary" data-source="post: 1480815" data-attributes="member: 773">i use a version called "goblin stamps."  basically i would assign a number of stamps to be presented at the conclusion of an "adventure," with the number of stamps being dependent on the number of sessions the adventure lasted.  they would then be equally distributed by the players to each other...The Rules on Goblin Stamps1.    Players cannot give themselves Goblin Stamps.  They must distribute the ones they have among the other players.  2.    If a player does not play for a total of 75% of the adventure, then he does not get to distribute point at the end of that adventure.3.    Point may be used for certain things, most of which are covered below.  Some exceptions do apply.4.    The DM may award bonus stamps for accomplishing things out-of-game as well.  Everyone will be informed when these are offered.5.    Goblin Stamps may be given when a new group is starting for exceptionally well thought out and developed characters.  Each player will be awarded 1 Goblin Stamp for creating a good, descriptive character history.Uses-    1 Goblin Stamp may be spent to add a +2 bonus to any skills check, ability check, attack roll, saving throw, or initiative roll.  Up to 5 Goblin Stamps may be spent on a single roll this way.-    1 Goblin Stamp may be spent to automatically succeed on a stabilizing roll to stop bleeding between –1 and –10 hit points.-    2 Goblin Stamps may be spent to negate the effects of a critical failure.  These points must be spent after the critical failure is made and before the second check to see if the character recovers is made.-    2 Goblin Stamps may be spent to automatically score maximum on a single die roll.  Note, a weapon that deals 2d6 cost 4 point to maximize.-    5 Goblin Stamps may be spent to reroll any roll.  Use of this option must be declared before any secondary (like damage) rolls are made.-    5 Goblin Stamps may be spent to make a critical threat automatically a critical.  This must be declared before the confirmation roll is made.-    10 Goblin Stamps may be spent to force another player or NPC to reroll any single roll made, including attacks, damage, and saving throws.sorry for the formatting, hope this helps.</blockquote>

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