Return to Collect Bounty Exchange

 


Hopefully your players not only survived the battle, but they were able to kill the monster. Now all they have to do is cut off its head (or collect some other piece of evidence) and return to the local Underground Twilight outpost and exchange it for cash. At this point you will need to award your players with the Encounter Points they've earned (if you haven't been doing that along the way). 


Underground Exchange Rate

Monster Hunters can easily find an outpost in Patriot Springs to either exchange heads (or other evidence of a monster kill) for money. They can also take on a bounty case or in some other way find employment. Depending on the outpost and recent activity the exchange rate may vary. Prices will fluctuate and hunters may haggle. 


Head                      Exchange Rate 


Zombie.                     $100

2-5.                            $200

6-10.                          $300

11-15.                        $500

16-20.                       $1,000

21-40.                       $1,500

41-60.                       $2,000

61-79.                       $3,000

80-100.                     $5,000

Over 100.                 Negotiable

Night Terror.             $500

Headless Cannibal.  $1,000

Vampire Fledgling.   $1,000

Imp.                          $1,000

Amazon Woman.     $500

Flying Ape.               $1,000

Baby Momma.          $1,000

Werewolf.                 $2,000

Griffin.                      $2,000

Pod People.             $3,000

Hot Mess.                $2,000

Mummy.                   $2,000

Pazuzu.                    $5,000

Karen.                      $1,000

Lammasu.                $3,000

Mermaid.                  $5,000

Lion Man.                 $2,500

The Thing.                $10,000

Leprechaun.             $5,000

Dracula.                   $1M

Frank.Creature.       $700,000

Fish Man.                $500,000

ET Morpher.            $300,000

ET Pred.                  $500,000

Nail Face.                $1M 

"       Acolyte.           $500,000

Doll Boy.                  $1M 

Dream Man.            $2M  

Camp Slasher.        $5M 

Giant Worm.            $300,000

Bigfoot.                    $1M 

Chupacabra.            $500,000

Giant Gorilla.           (unknown) 

King/Monsters.        (are you crazy?) 



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