A Dragon to Face. A Map to Follow.
Put the Hoard on Your Table
Picture your next session with treasure you can actually hand across the table. A dragon curls over its hoard; turn the coin, and a map points toward a distant castle. Your adventure now has an artifact—something to hold while the story unfolds.
One Face Dares. The Other Beckons.
On the Guardian face, claws grip a treasure chest amid scattered gold. On the Journey face, a curled map, compass motifs, and castle suggest the road ahead. You decide what connects them: a quest reward, a mysterious clue, or the inspiration token beside your character sheet.
Dragon Scales Shouldn't Feel Like Paper
Run your fingertip across raised scales and sculpted map lines. High-relief molding gives the scenes real depth, while the antique gold-colored finish catches the light along claws, scroll edges, and towers. You get a fantasy scene to examine, not just an image to glance at.
Your World Doesn't End at Session's End
You're the kind of storyteller who sees a castle and starts wondering who lives inside. Even between sessions, that instinct deserves a place on your desk. Set the coin among your books or within a tabletop diorama, and let one small artifact keep your larger world in view.
Give Your Lore-Keeper Actual Treasure
Think of the person who draws the maps, voices the villains, and keeps your party coming back. Hand them a velvet-lined box with a dragon waiting inside. The branded presentation and insert card make this a thoughtful nod to the worlds they build—not just another item for their shelf.
Don't Leave the Loot in Your Notes
Leave it on paper, and your next treasure reward stays another line to read aloud. Put this coin in your players' hands instead. At $9.99 for one coin, you can bring a piece of the adventure to the table; choose a listed multi-coin bundle if you're planning loot for the whole party.