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D&D 4th Edition has Fortune cards and it's a nice reward for a character to have a "permanent new ability" that's not so powerful but it's cool and fits with the character. You can make your own "fortune power" that fits your campaign/world.

As said before, rewarding a flying mount or a powerful ally or a little fief will also be very appreciated by the players. In various campaigns I tried all of these rewards and my players were very happy.

EDIT: Here are two examples of Drama cards and Fortune cards

_{Image courtesy of F. Randall Farmer}

D&D 4th Edition has Fortune cards and it's a nice reward for a character to have a "permanent new ability" that's not so powerful but it's cool and fits with the character. You can make your own "fortune power" that fits your campaign/world.

As said before, rewarding a flying mount or a powerful ally or a little fief will also be very appreciated by the players. In various campaigns I tried all of these rewards and my players were very happy.

EDIT: Here are two examples of Drama cards and Fortune cards

_{Image courtesy of F. Randall Farmer}

D&D has Fortune cards and it's a nice reward for a character to have a "permanent new ability" that's not so powerful but it's cool and fits with the character. You can make your own "fortune power" that fits your campaign/world.

As said before, rewarding a flaying mount or a powerful allay or a little fief will also be very appreciated by the players. In various campaigns I tried all of this rewards and my players were very happy.

EDIT: Here are two examples of Drama cards and Fortune cards

_{Image courtesy of F. Randall Farmer}

D&D 4th Edition has Fortune cards and it's a nice reward for a character to have a "permanent new ability" that's not so powerful but it's cool and fits with the character. You can make your own "fortune power" that fits your campaign/world.

As said before, rewarding a flying mount or a powerful ally or a little fief will also be very appreciated by the players. In various campaigns I tried all of these rewards and my players were very happy.

EDIT: Here are two examples of Drama cards and Fortune cards

_{Image courtesy of F. Randall Farmer}

D&D has Fortune cards and it's a nice reward for a character to have a "permanent new ability" that's not so powerful but it's cool and fits with the character. You can make your own "fortune power" that fits your campaign/world.

As said before, rewarding a flaying mount or a powerful allay or a little fief will also be very appreciated by the players. In various campaigns I tried all of this rewards and my players were very happy.

D&D has Fortune cards and it's a nice reward for a character to have a "permanent new ability" that's not so powerful but it's cool and fits with the character. You can make your own "fortune power" that fits your campaign/world.

As said before, rewarding a flaying mount or a powerful allay or a little fief will also be very appreciated by the players. In various campaigns I tried all of this rewards and my players were very happy.

EDIT: Here are two examples of Drama cards and Fortune cards

_{Image courtesy of F. Randall Farmer}