Creature tokens are an essential and widely-used game element in TCGs like Magic: the Gathering. Players create all kinds of tokens during gameplay to represent summoned creatures, which can be used to attack opponents, guard the player's territory, or provide various bonuses. However, not all creatures are included in the official game releases. Even among the ones that are available, they may not be the flavor a player wants. This is where third-party creature tokens come in.
Third-party tokens are often created by TCG fans and convention vendors, rather than the official game manufacturers. In the case of Dick Tokens we are both fans and we now fancy ourselves game designers. We and other vendors create tokens for use with specific card games or card combos... or for simply fun and creative reasons.
One popular reason for creating fan-made tokens is to represent creatures not yet featured in the official game. For example, a Magic the Gathering player may want to use creatures from other fantasy or sci-fi franchises, such as dragons from Game of Thrones or the Mandalorians from Star Wars. With third-party tokens, players can more easily merge their love of different fantasy universes and create unique game experiences for themselves and others.
Another reason players use third-party tokens is to add distinctive art elements to the game. In the official game, tokens often have generic artwork or a stock image from other cards. Fan-made tokens, however, are often created with unique designs that reflect the tastes and styles of the players who create them. Our tokens nail this perfectly. If you wanna slap your dick on the table there's nothing that does it quite like a Dick Token.
In the end, the use of third-party creature tokens in your kitchen table games is a personal choice for each player. Whether to use them to add creativity, fan-made content or cosmetic elements to the game or not is purely up to the individual players. As long as everyone enjoys the game and has fun playing with or without them, there's no right or wrong answer. And that's what playing games is all about, right? Enjoying and having fun while playing them.