by DA_Maz
I recently started a new campaign and the 4 heroes chose "death on the wing" for the first quest.In the second turn they searched only one treasure-token and immidiatly draw a treasure chest and then drew the ranged weapon with a blue and a red dice which is worth at least 150 gold I think.
As it truns out, this weapon practically won them the quest, because the healer dealt 4 damage from 3 spaces away, killing the big giant and being able to move in its place with his last action.
In the end they didn't search for more treasures in this encounter and to this point in the campaign only got a total of 3 treasures and still practically start with this powerfull weapon and maybe win the whole quest, because of this lucky draw (because I heard this quest is pretty much decided in the first encounter).
Now I'm thinking about removing both the miss and the chest card from the search deck to make it a more constant factor.
A friend suggested to just draw for equipment as long as something on par or under 100 gold comes up, when you get the chest card (ofc only for act1).
Do you have any expirience with those extremely lucky or totally unlucky chest draws and how they influenced your campaign?
Do you think there is a need to houserule the search cards or not and what's your reason behind it?