Token-Cards
**Important Note: Token-Cards can be created using a limitless variety of artistic styles— from pixel art and fantasy illustration to hand-drawn sketches and beyond. The only limit is your imagination.
Whether you're a fan of retro 8-bit aesthetics, detailed fantasy paintings, minimalist icons, or vibrant anime-inspired visuals, your Token-Cards can reflect your personal taste and creative vision.
In fact, you are encouraged to design, customize, and print your own Token-Cards. This system is built to empower creators and storytellers. Use your favorite art style to bring your tokens to life—make them feel magical, mechanical, mysterious, or downright chaotic. Your deck can become a true extension of your character, your world, and your narrative voice.
🎨 Create freely. Illustrate boldly. Build your own legend—one card at a time.
Creating your own Token-Cards is incredibly easy: draw them yourself or use AI to generate the artwork! Edit them digitally and write what they represent—for example, either a power or skill from the official Kwasar Lore or one you've invented yourself.
Prefer to keep it simple? Just write the name of whatever they represent by hand.
Finally add the multiplier factor it applies in the game—either by hand or by editing your fantastic Token-Card from your computer.
Here we offer you a completely free guide on how to create stunning images for your Token-Cards using AI—entirely free of charge. Tap Here!
If you don’t want to create your own, don’t worry—we’ve got you covered. We offer a huge library of ready-to-use Token-Card designs, available to download and print instantly. Or get amazing physical Token-Cards by picking up any of our inspirational figures. You’ll receive a full set of Token-Cards completely free.
🎴 – Power in Your Hands
Token-Cards are bursts of epic energy—moments when your hero unleashes legendary force, magical mastery, impossible skill, or fate itself.
They represent:
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🎯 Spells & Skills
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⚔️ Special attacks
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🛡️ Relics and shields
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💫 Gadgets and magical items
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💥 Legendary weapons or heroic actions
They are your ultimate tools for overcoming danger, turning the tide, and creating unforgettable scenes. Every time you play one, the story bends in your favour.
🧾 What’s on a Token Card?
Each Token Card includes:
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A Multiplier: Always present, from x2 to x10
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An Illustration: A dramatic image showing what the card represents in action.
→ This is flavour only. Anyone can use any card, regardless of who’s in the picture. -
An Optional Item Tag: If the card is also a Special Weapon, Spell, Shield, Relic, or Gadget, it may give a +1d6 bonus to a specific attribute when used.
✅ 1. Multiplier (x2 to x10) – Always Applies
This is the main effect of the card. You take the result of your dice roll and multiply it by the card’s multiplier.
🎲 Example:
You roll a 5
You use a Token Card with x4
Final result = 5 × 4 = 20
This multiplied result is then compared to the difficulty set by the Master. If it’s equal or greater—you succeed.
⚠️ You can use the power of your Token-Card only once per scene or combat.
✅ 2. +1d6 Bonus – Only Applies If It’s a Special Item
Some Token Cards are also items (like a sword, relic, spellbook, or shield). If the item matches the attribute you’re using, you can roll +1d6 and add it to your d20 roll before multiplying.
⚠️ You can only use one +1d6 item bonus per scene or combat.
🔍 How to Know If It Grants +1d6
Check the category on the card:
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Weapon
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Spell
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Relic
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Shield
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Gadget
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Magic Item
If it has one of those tags and fits your action, it gives you +1d6 on that roll.
📊 Item Types and Attribute Bonuses
Item Type | Boosts Attribute |
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Swords, Axes, Fists | Strength |
Staffs, Books, Wands | Magic |
Boots, Precision Weapons | Agility |
Shields, Spiritual Relics | Spirit |
🧪 Full Example – Weapon Token
You want to smash through a sealed vault door.
The Master says: Difficulty 18.
You have Strength 9 and a Token Card called:
“Molten Axe – x4 – Weapon (Strength)”
🎲 You roll:
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1d20 = 6
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+1d6 (because it’s a Strength weapon) = 4 → Total = 10
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Apply x4 → 10 × 4 = 40
✅ You obliterate the door in an explosion of stone and fire. Total success.
🎁 How Many Token Cards Do You Get?
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Every player begins the game with 3 Token-Cards, chosen from their deck to enjoy during that specific adventure.
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You may use 1 Token Card per scene or combat.
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The Master can grant more Token-Cards for:
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Completing a major quest
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Incredible roleplay
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Creative or bold solutions
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“Cinematic moments” worth remembering
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- The maximum number of Token-Cards a player can hold at any time during a game is 6.
🧠 Strategy Tips
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Save high-multiplier Tokens (x7–x10) for boss fights, plot twists, or desperate turns.
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Use low ones (x2–x4) to secure a normal action that would otherwise fail.
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Combine Tokens with:
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Your class bonus
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A relevant item
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Good timing or dramatic description
…to unleash truly legendary moments.
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🎨 Symbolism Reminder
📝 Just because the card’s artwork shows a dragon, a knight, or a floating mech doesn’t mean only that kind of character can use it.
The image is symbolic—not a restriction.
A bard with a crowbar can use the same “Thunder Nova” Token as a space paladin.
It’s your legend. Your style. Your rules.
🔢 Example 1 – Brute Force Entry
🧑 Player: “I want to break open the reinforced vault door. Strength check.”
🎭 Master: “Okay, Difficulty is 18.”
🧑 Player: “I’ll play my Token Card: x4.”
🎲 Rolls 1d20 = 5 → 5 × 4 = 20
✅ Final Total: 20 ≥ 18 → Success!
🎭 Master: “You crash through the vault like a living battering ram. Dust and sparks fly. Epic entrance unlocked.”
📘 Example 2 – Magic Overload
👩 Player: “I’ll cast a mega spell using my x3 Token and spellbook item (+1d6 to Magic).”
Her Magic is 15. Master says: Difficulty 16.
🎲 1d20 = 6
🎲 +1d6 (from the spellbook) = 4 → Total = 10
10 × 3 = 30
🎭 Master: “You shatter the sky with radiant runes. Your spell erases the enemy’s code from existence. You crushed the Difficulty. Total domination.”
🧪REMEMBER! Items + Tokens = Extra Boost
Some Token Cards are also special items.
These can give you +1d6 to the relevant attribute when they apply.
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You may only gain one +1d6 item bonus per scene or combat.
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Example:
A Token Card named “Shadow Bow – x4 – Weapon (Agility)” would let you:-
Add +1d6 to your Agility roll
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Then multiply the total by x4
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🔥 Important Rule – Token-Cards and Damage
When using a Token-Card to overcome a Difficulty, the multiplier (x2 to x10) is applied to your total roll.
However, when using a Token-Card to deal damage, the multiplier is treated as a flat bonus to the damage roll. A Token x4 adds +4 damage, not ×4.
🎯 This keeps damage balanced while still making Token-Cards powerful and fun.
🃏 Earning More Token-Cards
The Master can grant new Token Cards as rewards for:
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Completing major missions or objectives
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Making daring or creative choices
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Exceptional roleplay or storytelling
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Discovering powerful locations or items
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Having a moment that feels like a comic book splash page
🧠 REMEMBER!! Strategy Tips
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Save your high multipliers (x7 to x10) for boss battles or game-changing scenes.
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Use low ones (x2 to x4) to make sure important actions don’t fail.
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Combine Token-Cards with class bonuses, items, and storytelling flair for massive effect.
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Token-Cards aren’t just boosts—they’re the sparks that light up a scene.
🎮 Final Thought
Token Cards are cinematic fuel.
They’re your hero’s “super meter”, your plot armour, your ultimate move.
✨ You only have a few.
Use them like your legend depends on it.
And when you do…
Make it unforgettable.